FNC Patricia

Brewed by FNC S.A. (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Montevideo, Uruguay

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

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bottle. Poured very pale yellow with a white thinning head. Grainy aroma. Thin palate, overcarbonated. Light bready malt flavour, quite generic. Tolerable.

No tiene ningún aroma, es de color amarillo casi dorado con espuma blanca, muy ligera y con mucho gas. Tampoco se encuentran sabores.

Taste of minerals and water. Great after a marathon !!! And...ehm... a good rating says something about the appearance, aroma, flavors, body, and finish and your overall experience with the beer. Hence my bad rating.

Una cerveza muy corriente, en el invierno se puede sentir más madura con un rico gusto a malta, en el verano su producción acelerada la transforma en una cerveza sin sabor ni aroma.

Pours a boring yellow with a small white head. Aroma is malt with a bit of grain. Taste is sweet malt with next to no bitterness. Snooze fest

Bottled in brazil. And here’s another south american pale lager. they really shouldn’t have a character limit in the comment box.

Bottle in Montevideo, Uruguay. Mild hoppy aroma. Very pale yellow colour. Dry cereal biscuit hop flavour with citrus aftertaste. A good lager.

I sampled some of this beer from a large bottle while in Colonia, Uruguay. The beer was a clear gold color with an average, bubbly white head with modest features. It had a typical pale lager effect, with light grainy/grassy hops aroma and some barely, nothing too dramatic. It was slightly bitter with a low sweet effect too, some grainy flavor. A thinner, lighter beer with low to average carbonation, and not much wetness or mouthfeel.

Bottles in São Paulo - This is a simple and "humble" beer. Similar to "FNC Pilsen" and "FNC Norteña"... this one have golden appearance with a light foam head. Less complex taste... that with a good effort you may find a bit of grass and fruits tastes. From a technical point of view, it is not a good beer (but regular people may like it).

Got this can in Colonia de Sacremento, Uruguay a few days ago and am drinking it now in my apartment in Buenos Aires. It’s verrrrrrry similar to the same brewery’s Pilsen. Just a shade better. Poured with a white foamy frothy soap bubble head and some lace. Gold color. Aroma is beery, a hint of hop and fart. Body’s not too bad. Flavor’s better than the aroma. Not really too bad; especially if there aren’t many choices.