Corona Extra

Brewed by Grupo Modelo (Corona)
Style: Pale Lager
México DF, Mexico

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

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Pours a two-finger white head that goes quickly and leaves no lace. Yellow color similar to urine. Light carbonation and very light bodied. Slight skunky nose. Starts and finishes very bland, no flavor, qualifies as a poor lawn mower beer. Why did I buy this stuff? I needed the bottle for my collection - now over 1650. $1.60 for a 12oz bottle from Colonial Spirits Acton, MA

One of those beers you have to have in the right setting and it is a 10/10- summer by the beach in 35-40+ heat, with fresh, hot, spicy food eg mexican, with a wedge of lime. Other wise it is just another watery untasty, unsatisfying beer and if you have it in winter it just reminds you of those awesome summer days with a tasty mexican tortilla and that just makes you depressed.

Well, the only thing I like from Mexico is their fighters. This shit is awful, right there with MBL and Natural. If you need a lime with your beer you have issues.

There is no better beer to Mexican food. Ideally, when drinking from the bottle with a lime wedge on top. The taste has distinct elements of corn and a light hop flavor.

Wie erwartet ist es sehr wässrig und man schmeckt ansonsten nur Mais und etwas Hopfen. Im Nachgeschmack wird es etwas besser, doch immernoch ist es maisig-hopfig, die wässrigkeit lässt aber nach. Fazit: Och joa, is halt überhaupt nicht interessant aber trinkbar, weil Wasser+ Mais. Test vom 5.10.2009, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 6,6,6,7,10,6 - 6,35

Pours a very pale yellow color. Smell is mild, a touch of corn. Taste is light, some corn and grains. Overall a very easy drinking beer, on the bland side,.

It’s nothing special. Clear golden look with no head. Look more than a cider than a beer. It’s crisp and clear but very watery.

very easy beer to drink. Very smooth no aftertaste... great with a lime or Grenadine...

A nice sweet pale lager enhanced with a fruity lime shoved in the bottle from the bartender.

Bottle (without lime) from the In House Bar in House of Fraser, Birmingham. Pours headless, clear and loudly fizzy. Very pale like watered down apple juice. Mild, cardboard hops aroma which turns out to be its best feature. Horrible mouthfeel - so very fizzy - and once the initial bubbles and accompanying stale hops taste have subsided there is simply nothing there. No taste. No point. Now I know why lime is so often added - to provide a modicum of flavour. Terrible, terrible beer.

Bottle at the local pub (who I won’t name as I don’t want to huirt the local economy). Waitress gave me an odd look when I asked for no lime. Yellow, lively carbonation, slight skunk in the aroma, and that was literally it. No hops to speak of, just quick, cheap yellow water. This was actually a step down from the Budweiser i had earlier.