Bohemia Clásica

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

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

Serving glass: Poured from bottle into a tall glass. Appearance: Clear, light yellow with bubbly white head that mostly recedes. Aroma: Mostly hay and grass, with some spicy hops. Minimal fruitiness. Taste: Very grassy with only a tingle of apple. Ends with a light spicy and metallic bitterness. Palate: High carbonation, light body. Semi-dry finish. Overall: Very light, easy drinking Pilsner. Not very exciting, but it does what it does quite well. Could drink a lot of these.

bottle at el maquito, magaluf, mallorca. straw and strong herbal arma, hint of lemon which might be bc it was served with a lime in the neck. neck. Cellary and mouldy note. Flavor is caramelly, herbal, hay, slight mouldy notes. Cedar wood. A bit herbal and cellary, could be a strange hopping. Putting the lemon slice bck in the neck helped. A beer you will get used to, but pretty rough in the edges. Dutch yeast, german hops is my guess. the slight mouldyness does not fit in, reminds me of certain danish mouldy microbrews.

Bottle. Nose is nice. Has a bit of sour dough bread, which is good for a lager. Pots straw with a thin head. Mouthfeel is thin, but has decent hops prescence for light lager. Actual goes great with tacos and as an chaser to a nice snifter of tequila. Think it’s miles above other Mexican lagers (I’m looking at you corona).

Refrigerated botle poured into a shaker. Pours clear golden with medium head that dissapates fairly quickly. A little lacing, medium carbonation, and light body. Taste is light malt.

Golden looks, average white head. Pleasant sweet floral and herbal aroma, some grass there too. Medium sweetness, very light bitterness and a bit flat flavour. Light body, thin feel, average carbonation, long light sour-bitter and dry after taste. Whatever.

Bottle at a Mexican restaurant. Decent well crafted pale lager. Enough flavor to keep your interested. No off-putting flavors or excessive carbonation or maltiness.

Picked it up as part of a "build-your-own -6-pack", nothing remarkable in it’s pour; medium yellow body with a thin white head that dissolves quick. Virtually no aroma, taste is hoppy with a light bitter aftertaste that disappears quick.

Bottle, 4.8%. Pale golden, medium head. Sweet hoppy aroma. Malty and dry taste with surprisingly lot of hops for a Mexican beer. Finish turns a bit papery. All in all, a decent lager.