Brahva Beats

Brewed by Cerveceria Rio (InBev)
Style: Pilsener
Teculutan, Guatemala

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Excelent beer, great flavor, no beer in Guatemala have this kind of presentation nor taste, great drinkability that makes you drink it very fast. Leaves no bad after taste a has a pretty.

Curvy bottle is different and somewhat cool, beer is very light with slight hint of hops and watery, corn flavor. Another light commercial beer.

Not bad, We all know the story abot why it’s claled Brahva isntead Brahma but it’s still a normla beer.

12oz bottle, purchased in Bluefields, Nicaragua. Pours a bright, slightly-paled golden color; thin white head with decent lacing. Very light amounts of sugar and grain in the aroma; inoffensive but barely there, touch of a metallic note. Medium mouthfeel: the metallic presence is much more pronounced here: salty, metal, and very light grainy sweetness; not good, this makes Tona look delightful side-by-side; insipid, salty, and slightly acrid and sharp. Medium finish: salty, sweet grains, and light metallic notes.

crafted commercial brew, medium body, sweetish hoppy, refreshing and thirst quenching.

Bottle. Pours golden with a lot of fizziness. Extremely sweet and skunky.

Can: Well crafted commercial brew, medium body, sweetish hoppy, refreshing and thirst quenching.

Can... sampled in Managua. Pours a slightly darkish gold with a one finger head. Aromas are corny grains with something a little reminiscent of sour mash. Flavor is like a normal beer with some rather foul sugary sweet notes. Blech.

Poured a very pale yellow with an artificial head. A new beer and another corn mash beer with no flavor. Poor Guatemala, I understand the only decent locally brewed beer, Moza, is due to be discontinued. :-(