Bohemia Pilsen

Brewed by InBev Brasil
Style: Pale Lager
São Paulo (SP), Brazil

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

Unfortunately another rubbish rate, no idea where I got this or any specifics on how it tasted etc. It was a malty, average pale lager. Used to be my thing but hasn’t been for a good while now. Not offensive, drinkable but I’ll only go back to this when I have no choice.

Not much in the aroma. Not much in the way of head or lacing. Color is very pale yellow. Slight malt in the aroma and the flavoring. Served up cold this was nice, but a long way from great.

355ml bottle-pours a thin white to ring of bubbles for a head and yellow color. Aroma is crisp light malt. Taste is crisp light malt, secondary grassy hops. OK/mild carbonation.

From the brazilian pale lagers, one of the best. Clear yellow body, quick fading white head, some regularity in the collar. Lacks bitterness, but has some fruity flavor that makes it up. Some malt flavor, little hop flavor. Water in the right measure, altough it’s a very refreshing beer. / Das pale lagers brasileiras, uma das melhores. Corpo amarelo limpido, espuma branca, some rápido, colarinho um pouco regular. Falta armagor, mas tem um que de frutas no sabor que compensa o fato. Água na medida certa, mesmo sendo uma cerveja bastante refrescante.

330ml bottle. Golden body with a white head. Not very pleasant aroma, almost sour/sharp. Flavor is like a bit sweet, boring euro lager with a harsh finish.

Canned 0,33L. Compact head of discreet resistance. Shining yellow color with good and fine bubbly aspect. Metallic and light aroma with cereal and dampen grains notes. Bitterish taste and little other to signal with insufficient alcoholic content and short duration.

Bottle. Small and quickly disappearing white head. Clear yellow body. Weak but OK barley malt aroma. A good deal of carbonation, otherwise relatively sweet without much hops bitterness. Not bad though. Short aftertaste.

Okay, so it’s a pale lager, but when I spent a summer in Brazil, this was my go to beer. It’s so much better than Antartica and Brahma and is actually a lot better than American macro Pale Lagers.