FNC Pilsen

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

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

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Una cerveza sin gusto, con aroma a alcoholes superiores y nada mas. No recomendable.

Light straw color; Light body; Aroma and flavor of slight sweet malt, grain, and cereal; Fairly bland and slightly bitter; Decent lager.

Pale gold,slighly hopped, not overly sweet, just kind of there, has some flavor, If in Uruguy, I’d drink it, until brewing my own beer..

Date: April 6, 2012 Mode: Bottle Source: BVery via Halftime Description: Translucent yellow pour with thin bubbly head that looks like urine. Malty/grainy aroma. Sweet start with a funky fizzy finish.

UPDATED: APR 8, 2012 Bottle from Half Time. Pee yellow pour with a small white head. Grain lager nose and taste. Fairly carbonated.

Bottle from JSA. pale gold with a thin head. Musky malt aroma. Thin sweet malt with a sugary finish.

Bottle from Half Time. Golden body with small head. Not much to the nose, just some malts and skunk. Thin, watery texture. Little bit of a lager flavour in there. Nothing too bad, but pretty uneventful. Country #103!

UPDATED: MAR 14, 2012 No tiene ningún aroma, es de color amarillo y de espuma blanca, una cerveza muy ligera. Solo se encuntra un muy leve sabor a malta.

12oz bottle from Halftimebeverage.com Almost no detectable aroma hints at a lack of any real flavors. Golden color might hint a a strong corn base. Somewhat refreshing and best enjoyed in the warmer months instead of the middle of March as I mistakenly sampled way off the calendar prime.

Bottle. Pours a clear golden color with a small white head. Has a fruity grainy aroma. Fruity grainy weak watery flavor. Has a fruity grainy finish.

A bit of a skunky hops taste puts this one above most of the Argentine macro lagers. Can’t say much more than that.... it was drinkable while I’m cooking an Argentina parrilla.