Brahma Chopp

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

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

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Clear pale yellow with a white head. Aroma is sweet and light malty. Flavor is medium sweet and no bitterness at all. Watery and thin bodied. 160211

Publix Supermarket, Tallahassee, Fl. - 12 oz bottle. Pours a medium golden with a quicky dissipating spritzy white head. Light bubble action. Aroma of cheap hair tonic with hints of stale pond water. Flavor has some stale fruitiness to it with a touch of honey, but underneath it all is a bland metallic tinge. Mouthfeel is flat and unappealing. Avoid.

Crystal clear coloured body with tons of bubbles rising from the bottom. Aroma of wheat, malt and fruits. Medium-bodied; Full malt taste with some wheat noticeable as well. Cardboard and little else picked up in the taste too. Aftertaste clean and malty - not much else going on, although there is NO funky tastes at all. Overall, cool to try - not horrible, but...same old lager...different beer! I sampled this 33 cL can for free at the United Red Carpet club in Sao Paulo, Brazil on 18 August 2006.

Light yellow colored, lively carbonation. Vanishing white head. Corny aroma, very light with sweetness. Flavor has also dominating sweet corn, nothing else there. Aftertaste is short with some lemon. Clean product.

Thanks to Mike for this rare tick... a very sweet pale lager, a little skunky, I’d drink if I had to

Had alot of these all over Rio & Paraty. Simple somewhat refreshing lager after a long day in the sun

as i pour out this light gold liquid with a fizzy white head, south africa scores against spain in the 3rd place game, fuck ya!! .. very refreshing beer, but a bit muddled, some light corn and very light grassy bitterness.. . boooooooooooth!!.. . a drink me quick beer for sure, lacing has something to be desired .. . Mphela!! .. . a simple brew, seems like the brazilian bud ... . natural knockers!

Bottle from Ralps, Palm Springs; Nose of malt and grain; clear gold with a small white head; corny flavor with a little light malt.

Botle from my travelin’ nurse friend, Shannon. Thanks! Pours an anemic yellow with lively carbonation and a feeble head of white. Aroma reminds me of a cotton seed factory that lied at the boundary of my hometown twin cities, Richmond/Rosenberg. Every afternoon, with the right breeze, the aroma from the factory could be smelled for miles. Flavor is dull hay with a hint of dry lemon. Watery mouthfeel. Probably better in a Latin country.

This is Euro fizz from South America!Very little flavour and no aroma.Gives another meaning to the word bland.Try it-once.