Huari Pilsener

Brewed by Cervecería Boliviana Nacional (AB-InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
La Paz, Bolivia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Same label as Tropicals but different tradition. A little more bitter and more even like a pilsener and good with local food.

29/09/2011 33cl bottle @ La Paz - BB 19/2/12 (2011-461)

Clear pale yellow beer, frothy white head, adhesive, lively carbonation in the glass. Aroma: citrus, hops, touch of grains. MF: lots of carbon, medium body. Taste: citric hoppy start, bitter, malts, little sweet. Aftertaste: nice bitter hops, little sour.

in bottle. Has a pale yellow color. An abundant, white foam and a very good cord. The aroma hoppy is very slight. In the palate it is strong, you feel the flavor. The sweet and bitter are present in a good equation. Probably have an finish rather tart. The body also is weak, which makes it rather liquid. In general it is good. ( the hops that remain in the palate).

Bottle, a clear gold with a frothy white head. A sweetish hop aroma with some fruit. A light and clean palate, but a little too sweet to taste for me. A good bitter hop finish.

Bottle from JSA. Pale gold with a frothy head. Aroma is malt and paper. Flavour is sugary sweet malt. Finish is dry sweet with a hint of solvent.

Bottled. Aroma is grain, skunky hop and lemon in the back. Pale yellow color, white head, few lace. Smoke? Do I taste smoke? Maybe just a little. Grain and bad hops of course. Thin.

Citrussy and light joppy aroma. Pale yellow coloured with a thin, white head. Taste is a little smoked, meaty, some hops and citrus. Watery body. Much like a rauchbier, but in the wrong way.

Sweetish, grainy, very pale. Fainly smoky flavor, like Bamberg rauch, but then totally wrong. Faintly citric. Interesting failure.

Crystal clear golden coloured body with hardly any head at all. Aroma of pale malt and cardboard. Light-bodied; Strong tastes of malt and sugars with very little else. Aftertaste has a funky malt flavour and a strong bitter malt taste. Overall, not a good choice among Bolivian beers, but definitely worth trying if you can get it. I sampled this 33 cL bottle purchased in La Paz, Bolivia.

Bottle, Yellowish colour. some malty and grainy aroma. An average tasting pilsnener style, malty and hoppy with an average starnge roast to it. Short aftertaste.