Poker Cerveza

Brewed by Grupo Empresarial Bavaria (SABMiller)
Style: Pale Lager
Bogota, Colombia

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Very nice, bubbling and grapsing a little, just how I like lager beers, the foam was there, and the after taste is a little sweet. A little dar in colour.

Yellow pale; much clear and diamond. Very bubbly. Creamy and long-lasting even if too much fine foam. Ordinary scent without particular notes. Much drinkable and fresh one with a determined and pleasant bitter. Advanced to the waits.

Had in Bogota, better than some of there other pale lagers, but certainly nothing to rave about.

Light blond color. Light hop aroma. Dry, correctly bitter; very light maltiness. An ordinary lager, but ok.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow to orange with a small white head. Aroma is malty and vague cornish. Mild roasted malt flavoured, vague cornisha and grassy bitter and dry flavorued into the finish.

I had several of these beers in a neighborhood market in Bogota. The beer had an average-dark gold color with a modest, foamy white head with some retention and light cling. Its aroma was mild, with some scents of grainy and grassy hops and a bit of barley. The taste was similar, with a bit of grainy bitterness. The beer had an average-to-light mouthfeel, without much carbonation, and was somewhat thin.

This one pours a pale clean golden colour, with a small head that fades away instantly. Smell? Just clean, but what is it? Taste, just another beer more for the mass market, clean but boring and dull. Sure, you can drink a lot of Poker and it’s refreshing, but thre’s nothing you can say about it.

Pours yellow. Nose is a semi offensive grain and bread. Not very good. Although, it was a bit warm. Most likely better ice-cold.