Carta Blanca

Brewed by FEMSA - Cuauhtémoc-Moctezuma (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

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

A not very impressive beer - on the other hand, at least it isn’t horrible. Aroma is beery but weak, and the color is typical, with a little bit of head that doesn’t persist. Flavor is fair to middlin’, malty without any bitterness. It is not much by itself, so drink it with dinner or at a party.

Had it from the bottle with Mexican diner the other night. Simple but refreshing. I’ll probably try again, however.

this beer is like the bud-light of mexico, very easy to drink and is very abundant, it is found anywhere in mexico. i wont turn one down and will only buy if the budget calls for it

KAGUAMA! love these in a 40 oz. This is good beer to get wasted off of in the summer. Its a bit better than avg.

Pours a nice golden yellow. Thin head but with good carbonation. Aroma of corn, seawater (not a great sign). A nice hoppy taste but goes away and you are left with a pretty grassy, sweet lager. Not bad, but I was hoping for something more.

Carta Blanca pours a clear golden color with thin white head. It’s mexican beer so its pretty much overpriced mexican piss.

Metal, corn, grain and a light sick sweetness... looks like your typical ML/BL. Nothing special about this one.

clear pale gold. small quickly dimishing head. sweet grainy aroma. slate hops, grain, corn and a touch of honey round out the flavor. very light and pretty much tasteless. dry finish.