Brahva

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

Sampled on a recent trip to Guatemala. Pours a clear yellow color, little head. Aroma is faint with notes of wheat, light floral esters, hay. Favor is much of the same. Light bodied with a slightly watery finish.

ahh Brahva i understand why people like to dis this one.. it tastes and smells like corn if i want a lager i want to know it used proper ingredients

Pale yellow with a fluffy white head. Sweet grainy aroma. Light and easy to drink with flavors of corn and cereal. May work as a location beer, but not by itself.

355mL can, purchased in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. Pours a pale straw color, effervescent, frothy white head with good retention and fine-bubbled lacing. Minimal aroma of basic sugary maltiness and grapes; slightly medicinal. Medium mouthfeel: basic grainy wet malts, slightly overripe grapiness; well-carbonated, effervescent, and the grape notes and lack of a solid maltiness make this almost appear as a watery, one-dimensional sparkling wine; not especially beer. Light finish of sugar, grapes, stale malts.

Bottle, light yellow colour, bubbles, medium whire head that doesn’t last. Grainy, hoppy smell, nothing special. Soft, grainy taste, no finish, nice beer to drink but too light.

can brought back by my mother while on a cruise. poured the lightest yellow I have ever seen with plenty of fizzy carbonation but little head. aroma is light, sweet, and grains. mouth feel is light. flavor leans to the sweet side with gritty grains and some corn. thirst quenching but not something I need to drink again.

very light, with almost no taste. No body No match for others in latin america.

Palish yellow. Slightly off, light grain aroma and similar flavor. Not as good as Gallo, als a light Guatemalan brew. Drinkable, but below par for this category.