Bohemia Clásica

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

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

12 oz bottle. Brought back by my dad from his vacation to Las Vegas. He means well. Pours a clear light yellow with no head. Some hops in the aroma, but mostly the usual pale lager scent. Flavor is rather horrid, watery with some corn notes. At least it’s ice cold. Palate is very thin and watery. Only slightly better than water. They really shouldn’t be able to use the name Bohemia, it might make someone think they’re getting an actual Bohemian Pils.

A pale yellow color with a nice head This was a drinkable beer. The flavors where very light and little. This was a good sitting around the cabana watching the sunset in Mexico beer. Nice light beer. Nothing complex a good mass prrduced beer.

pours a medium yellow colour, no real head, and not alot of bubbles..this brew went down smooth, i like that , most are to heavy on the carbonation, has a pleasing bitterness.

bottle. Poured light yellow with a thick white head (I poured with the bottle held verticle) that dissapeared quickly. Nice hoppy and floral aroma. Hops come through in the taste which is very crisp. I’d drink it again on a hot summer day after a lot of hard work.

Bottle. Pours a clear amber color with a small white head that was gone quickly. Light hoppy and grain aroma. Light body with fizzy carbonation. Light flavor with short finish. Bottle looks better then the beer tastes.

Had this with dinner and good thing I had something wet to wash the chips and salsa. Well maybe not. Served with a lime and it had basicly no aroma without the lime squeeze. Yellow body and not much of a white head. Flavor just the lime that wa added. This is verry blah and if I didn’t have to pay 4 bucks for it might of been my secong drain pour in some 600 beer. Bad uck

Bottled. Pours light golden with a good amount of carbonation. Light in the hops department. As far as Mexican pilsners go this is probably one of the better ones you can find. I would not go out of my way to pick this up unless I was bringing it to a Mexican themed party... it’s my beer of choice for a michelada - muy sabroso!

Non-offensive lightly malty lager with descernible hops. Much better than other Mexican standard lagers. Brown bottle helps.