Bohemia Clásica

Brewed by FEMSA - Cuauhtémoc-Moctezuma (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

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

Bottle in a shaker. Pours Splenda package yellow with quickly diminishing head. Aroma is citrus and corn. Taste is bitter. This is almost a lemon drop. Light body and refreshing. Makes me wish for the summer. Light malty aftertaste. At least this has character.

Bohemia clasica bottle @ random resto in Roswell. Served bottle with wedge of lime, so the first few sips were a lot different than the rest. The aromas and flavors include some clean, toasty malts. Has a dry peppery finish that is nice and refreshing. The peppery hop is certainly reminiscent of many macro bohemian pils. Watery but decent. 2,3,2,3,6

Bottle. Amber colour with no head. Balanced aroma of hops, malt and honey. A bit watery in mouth. Refreshing, not bad at all.

Aroma of mild yeast and slight sour pear. Pours blonde with little head and medium carbonation. Tastes like a proper pale lager. Slightly bitter with a nice bready feel. Good nuff.

Bottle at The Crossroad Club. Pours light clear golden with a minimal white head. Pretty sweet, but also hints of bitterness. Caramel sweetness with a slightly hoppy aroma. Not so bad at first, but getting worse as the beer is getting warmer.

Alright. Expecting more of a flavor. Better then corona, but not by too much. Pretty basic lager. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

33cl bottle. Golden beer with minimal white head that quickly dissapears. Aroma is corny and sweet. Flavour is like aroma with a slightly bitterness in the final. Carbonation is lively. Body is light.

Clear golden pour thin white head ... Aroma is low and of sweet malts and some corn ... Taste is of sweet malts and actually smooth and easy tasting with light corn and a very light bitter hop in the finish .... Doesn’t give you a whole lot but isn’t skunked and crappy as most mexican brews