Bohemia Clásica

Brewed by FEMSA
Style: Pale Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

this is a fairly good Mexican yellow beer, but if you can find a dark beer in Mexico go with that instead

Single from Total Wine. Sweet pilsener malt aroma. Brown bottle; no skunk. Not bad for a Mexican version of a Bohemian Pilsener. Smooth pale pilsener malt flavor matched with a good spicy hop presence with a nice citric bite. Femsa puts out decent product for a macro brewer. You can do a lot worse than this, especially in Mexico.

One of the 2 Mexican beers I can say I "like". This beer is a little heavy for the style but it has a subtle, pleasing personality. Enjoy on a hot day.

Certainly has a full bodied aroma, earthy and candy like. So is the flavor, candy sweet but remains a beer. Very little initial bitterness in this brew. I may even taste hints of chocolate in there, interesting and unique for a pilsner lager. Is there a country called Bohemia? I thought it was in Europe, not Mexico. During the finish there is a building industrial palate of bitterness, now that is more pilsnerlike!

Blond color. Light malt aroma, some malt flavor too. Ordinary, flawless, poor.

This is pretty good for a Mexican beer. Something of a Dark Pils. Large head is right -- overflowed the glass. I like the aftertaste.

I had this beer at a pub in Puebla, Mexico recently. Rather large head while pouring but overall good appearance. The flavor is typical of a Latin American dark brew and has a good aftertaste.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Aroma of basil, fruits and spices. Flavour of fruits, spices and basil with notes of hops. Hoppy finish.