Bohemia Clásica

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

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

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Light gold in color. Alcohol and hop aroma. Bitter taste and then a dry palate.

Golden color, light malty aroma and taste, light body, light watery finish.

Pours gold with aroma of malt, slight hops. Tastes bland, with some malty flavor at the finish. Better than BMC swill, but not a good beer by my standards.

Bottle poured a clear yellow with a diminishing white head. Aromas of cereal and a bit of floral and citrus. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of bread, and a hint of corn and citrus with a crisp, clean finish.

I like this beer if I am at a Mexican restaurant and they dont have Modela dark. Pretty decent beer if ice cold and burritos and quesadillas are present.

Bottle. White quickly disappearing head. Golden body. Barley flavor. Malt and yeast anonymous flavor.

Aroma is sweet malts, touch of grassy hops, not to pilsnerish. Taste is similar a malty base which the grassyness trys to cut through but doesnt quite make it. Btter than i expected to be honest but not very good.

Bottle. one of those 5/5 beers you get sucked into. Ugh just a crappy corny brown gold skunky pilsner. forget this one.

Pale fizzy straw colored, a little head that dissipated very quickly, no lacing. Aroma is metallic but has a crisp malt body and a touch of extract hops. The flavor is thin and bland but the malts are a little more present in this interpretation of Pilsener than others. Only acceptable to drink this in a Mexican Restaurant or a Mexican Beach.

More pale lager than a true pils, this has a light amber color and a thin, lacy head. Mild malt flavor. Good with a heavy dinner.