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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Thin white head, pale yellow body. Sourish malt aroma. Thin citrusy and slighly malty flavor. Very weak and very bland.

Had it on tap the other day at a bar; there was no good beer and I’d already had two glasses of aged rum on the rocks (I was driving so I wanted something with as little alcohol as possible, mostly to hydrate) Anyway, they poured what looked like a regular pale lager in a extremely cold stein with virtually no head. The aroma was basically non-existant and the taste was mostly of cereal and pretty bitter (not in a good way) Then came the aftertaste and it was horrible. I’m looking at the aroma sidebar but even so I cannot help but describe this as "skunky", it felt like I was drinking something gone bad. The only thing I can say for this beer is that once you manage to get used to the awful taste, it goes down pretty easy on the palate since it has practically no texture.

Weak and thin aroma... Watery thin weak taste.... extremely weak finish... Its crap

Aroma of....wait its gone - might have been the local water instead. Pale, no head. acidic with some sugarcane sweetness in the back of the throat. A bit oily mouthfeel. Pure crap.

This is a truly watery and weak beer with some very disgusting chemical notes. Not good.

Dating from 1888 this was the first Pilsner style beer produced in Brazil. Like kissing a ghost.

Can: Could not drink more than two sips of this. Just plainly bad, watery, stale, chemical, skunky, sewage smell, etc., etc., …

With an aroma tha reminds you of a public toilet and a taste almost like Vestfyen Classic, it's a beer that I would not im my life drink again.

I’ll add my rating here as Sully did. Although can says "EElaborad por Cerveceria Chile SA" South American to me!!! Light straw clour with fizzy white head, sulhouous aroma, sweet eggy flavour. Note to self if in Chile stick to the well known brands of spirits!!!