Cerveza Port Royal Export

Brewed by Cerveceria Hondurena (SABMiller)
Style: Pale Lager
Tegucigalpa, Honduras

I did enjoy this beer on the sunny beaches of Roatan, Guanaj a, and Utila. Smooth, sweet flavor.

I dont usually rate pale lagers, I think this is my second one, but I thought this was drinkable. Poured a clear light gold with a medium white head. Smelled of some cinnamon, light malts, and grain. The taste wasnt too bad actually, a good dose of that cinnamon really showed up making it pretty sweet. It lacked body and complexity, but it was pretty drinkable. If I was laying on a Honduran beach an somebody brought this to me, I might not kill them.

I think its rather amusing to find this here. When I lived in Honduras for a little while I used to drink this beer all the time. Its not a bad beer for sitting on the beach but don’t expect much. Still, I would take this anyday over a Coors or Miller. It has some metallic tones but rather wattery. The head doesn’t stay too long and the finish is nothing desireable.

Available in cans or bottles, bottle was slightly better. Pours a light golden with a thin head like a standard Pale Lager. Aroma was slightly sweet with a slightly sweeter taste. In general it is not surprising why this is a popular beer in Honduras.

Bottle thanks to daknole. Pours a crystal clear golden color with a large white head that goes down a bit. The aroma is not bad; some apricot and sweet malts. The flavor is grassy, some light malts, and a pretty dry finish. Sort of refreshing. The finish is dry like a wheat beer can be. Not bad.

Hazy, lemony orangish beer. Green bottle, painted label. Moderately skunky, dusty malt aroma with some biscuity notes. Graham maltiness, tart, moderately astringent, underbittered. Quick, tart, sweet watery finish. Has some central European lager characteristics.

Honduras in da house! YEEHAW! Pours a surprisingly nice large white head with good retention and an abundant amount of lace. Clear, seriously pale straw color. nose is sweet and somewhat floral. Body is light with a soft carbonation. Tastes a little corny, light honey suckle notes and maybe, just maybe a touch grassy. Light wet cardboard notes appear as does some appley notes. Lightly sweet finish with some more oxydative notes. Hey, i got the Honduras rate outta my system now right? Thanks to coldbrewky for the bottle!

Pours a clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma is faint, just the slightest sweet smell. Flavor is sweet corn and light malts. No hop bitterness. Tastes like a watered down Rolling Rock. Thin. Like most Caribbean lagers, it’d be nice and refreshing on a hot day, but that’s about it.