Dos Equis XX Ambar

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

(325 ml bottle at 4.5% ABV)
On restaurant "Botanero Sta. Lucia" in Monterrey, Mexico on September 13, 2005.
Clear amber color, white head. Malty sweet scent. Malty and a bit carmewl taste. Medium mouthfeel, medium low bitterness. Rather nice.

Much better than the other dos equis, I enjoyed the amber color , head was not bad, light flavor good in the heat.

Ok, I’ve not had this for a while, but I developed a liking for this when I worked for Oddbins. Streets ahead of other Mexican brews.

Bottle: Very easy drinking. Light and crisp. A typical lager. Goes great with mexican food.

Yellow cristal color, no head, a little aroma, the flavor is fresh and smooth, no taste,

12 oz. bottle. Pour medium brown, thin off-white head disappears in short order, no significant lacing. Faint aroma of brown malt. Taste is brown malt, pleasant bitterness. Body is on the thin side, which I expect in a lager, dry finish. No fault to be found. Enjoyed with a spicy Mexican meal, and find it better suited to the fare than my usual Mexican lager. Better than expected.

Ah now this one is so much better than the green bottled cousin. I actually enjoyed this one. Yeast/malty nose. Pours a nice dark amber with a nice malty taste to it. Finishes crisp, and pretty drinkable.

ITS CHEAP AND ITS GREAT IN THE SUMMER IN A MEXICAN RESTAURANT. ITS A GOOD BEER FOR THE PRICE.