Gallo Light

Brewed by Cerveceria Centro Americana
Style: Pale Lager
Guatemala City, Guatemala

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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UPDATED: FEB 17, 2013 This was the beer of choice in Acapulco on spring break. This is the only beer that I have had that tastes better 80 degrees F than it does cold. Brings back memories.

Bottle poured a clear pale yellow with a small lingering white head. Aromas of bread dough and light graininess. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a dry watery finish. Flavors of light bread dough with a crisp dry watery finish.

Sampled in Cabo San Lucas, Mx. A light gold color with a white soapy head. Light carbonation is visible. Aroma of rice used as an adjunct. Crisp flavor but no depth at all. Faint malt taste but mostly adjuncts. This is not a bad beer, especially for a light but there really isn’t very much here. A new country, though.

cerveza chapina de lo mas mierr que hay; sin sabor tipica cerveza latina que hay que tomarse rapido para que no se caliente y tenga mal sabor pero un poco mejor que las demas. facil de encontrar.

Pale yellow with a large white head. Weak floral hop aromas. Some sweet grainy flavors with a sour aftertaste. Not much to this. Bottle at San Tomas de Castillo.

I found this in the Super WalMart in Cancun! Just like the draft version:aroma of grain and poop, really crappy corny flavour, although more watery and more tin can flavour (if that’s possible).

Tastes like carbonated water with a pale lager flavour. Not my first, second or any choice. Avoid it unless extremely necessary. The Mayas piss nicer liquids.

Bottle: I´ll have to try another one and maybe re-rate it as it was surprisingly decent. Yellow, medium head, medium body, a drinkable light.

UPDATED: FEB 3, 2006 NICe light beer, at least was not repulsive as others, but It was kinda booring. ANyway, not bad.

(can) Poured clear, pale yellow. Nothing there, canoe beer. This is not a beer.