Baja Peliroja

Brewed by Baja Brewing Co.
Style: Amber Ale
San Jose el Cabo, B.C.S, Mexico

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Sampled at the brewpub. An amber colored beer with a nice light tan head. Good retention. Cloudy. It offers a pleasant aroma of lightly roasted malt and a splash of hop. Taste is hop dominated with a malty background. Finish is hop and fruit. It features nice bitterness and is surprisingly tart. Very flavorful. Enjoyable.

From tap at the San Lucas location. Pours hazy amber with a small off-white head. Aroma is pinewood hops and dense caramel. Roasted malty, bitter and solid hoppy flavoured.

Pours clear red, white head. Aroma has notes of some biscuit, caramel, touch of metallic/pine hops. Taste is similar, with biscuit, caramel, some metallic hops, and a weird finish. Not bad.

Draft at Baja Brewing. Labeled on menu as Peliroja Red. Better than most beer you can get in the Cabo area, but still insubstantial. No head

Had this at the Brewery in Mexico. "OH, Honey, let’s open up a brew pub in Mexico! We will serve watered-down mexican donkey piss but noone knows beer in mexico and the dumb-ass tourists won’t know much else than shitty tasting macro brews so it doesn’t matter if our beer is watery shit." Big disappointment and $4 bucks is a bit over the top for shitty beer in Mexico.