Cabro

Brewed by Cerveceria Nacional (Guatemala)
Style: Pale Lager
Guatemala City, Guatemala

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

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I was not prepared for this beer. That is to say, I was expecting crap and was pleasantly surprised. Good malty flavor.

Finally I got it, after years of asking for the first time and heard it didn’t exist anymoire. NIce bttle although intriguing taste. It’s very strange idneed.

crispy grainy, alchohol very prevelent goes down like a bud light, very ligh, tastes like cheap beer. interesting after taste sweet, with a hint of artichoke. strange but thats what i got.

Yellow with a smallish white head. Crisp malty aroma with a refreshing light malt flavor and creamy mouthfeel. Would be good on a hot day.

LawStudent09... I hate you, Kyle. Pale yellow color with a thin head. Slight grain aroma and taste. I didn’t get the corn that some others got. Not sour, skunky or off. A little sugary, but really, not too terrible overall.

Ah yes another favorite from the islands. I cant get enough of these beers. This one wasnt really skunked at all prolly cause of the brown bottle. Had a little body to it but not much. Good beer for chillin on the beach.

Bottle... Clear, straw-colored lager with a small, creamy, white head. Decent retention. The faint, sweet nose is of spent mash, clover honey and dried apricot with an odd, lesser note of raw beef. Light to medium-bodied with fizzy carbonation. The flavor meanders slightly onto the bitter side of balance and supplies a snappy hop bite. Short, crisp, clean finish. Not a bad little lager. Pleasant, refreshing surprise on a warm, late winter day in the 7-7-2.

Bottle. The body was sickly pale yellow with a quickly fading white head. The aroma was stewed vegetables with some bread crust. The taste was lightly bitter with grass and bread crust. Light and easy to drink.

This was actaully not too bad. Pale yellow. Malty aroma. Light malt sweetness with a graham element, without any skunk. Medium-light palate. Perhaps a bit of a corn whiff in there somewhere, but I’m not convinced. Drinkable if fresh, definitely identifiable as a tropical lager.

A beer to knock off Guatemala from my countries sampled by list. Sampled from 12-oz bottle and shared by LawStudent09, pours a clear light straw brew with a fast dissolving white head that dissipates clean. Aroma of creamed corn, a touch of red beets, grassy hops and a touch of honey. Taste is light bodied, well carbonated with a light flavor of corn grits, grassy hops and honey. Finish is semi-sweet with a corn and honey aftertaste that quickly disappears.