Colônia Pilsen

Brewed by Indústria Nacional de Bebidas - INAB
Style: Pale Lager
Toledo (PR), Brazil

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

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Canned. Pale yellow, average head. Offputting lemony pea soup stench. Sweet, fruity and strangely plastic. Tastes like bl**dy pea soup with melted plastic in it! No bitterness. Flawed and undrinkable - a contender for the worst beer in the world - so probably a winner at next World Beer Cup...

Actually brewed by the brewery Cervejería Sul Brasileira, which is owned by INAB. Can bought in the middle of nowhere in the desert of central Paraguay. Thin yellow colour, weak grainy aroma. Waterish grainy flavour. In lack of beer it actually was drinkable.

Can. Small but lasting fluffy white head. Clear golden body. Barley malt aroma with an acidic touch plus a twist of lime. Pretty heavily carbonated flavor with fruity notes. Bitterwsweet short aftertaste.

Very pale yellow with good bubble action but pretty much no head. Very little aroma, a vague sweetness of corn and perhaps some malt. Spritzy on the tongue - that effect pretty much hiding any flavor it might have. The finish is sweet and tinny. Inoffensive.

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Thin, fizzy, headless, yellow beer. The other posters have it right; it’s soapy and undistinguished in every way. I don’t think I can get hot and sweaty enough to enjoy this beer...and that’s going some.

The aroma is spritzer like with corn malt and sugar. The appearance is very pale with a small head. The flavor is like the aroma. The palate is typical for the style. There is nothing special about this.

This was nothing special, or anything to write home about for that matter. Pours a golden orange color, with a very thin fizzy soda head. This is soapy and watery, with some bready malty tastes, but just tastes really earthy and dirty.

Flavourless but at least not nasty. It was just golden and nice to drink. Ideal for the ebacj perhaps but apparently not too much in quantity.

Another foreign swill to check off the old beer passport. Pours a pale yellow colour- head is weak, small and malty. taste is pretty watered down and dissapointing.

From a 12 oz. twist-off bottle with a freshness date and lot number on the back label, sampled at a cooler cellar temperature in a restaurant shaker glass. Poured a very lightly hazy pale yellowish golden with a small foamy white head that quickly settled into a thin soapy lacing. Aromas of cereal grains, vegetal corn, and salty mineral. Good carbonation and a softly crisp, thin, smooth light bodied mouthfeel. Tastes of cooked corn and veggies with cereal grains, not much in the way of hops, and a clean, dry, sweet corn malty finish. I guess this could be a passable pale lager on a extremely hot summer day, but I wasn’t too impressed, I have to say though, a good neutral tasting beer to have with the grilled chicken salad I had for lunch today.