InBev Brahma

Brewed by Dommelsche Bierbrouwerij (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Dommelen, Netherlands

Watery and flavor of corn husks. Pale yellow with very little aroma. Very forgettable. Picked this up in a liquor store in Cloquet Minnesota of all places. Unique looking bottle. Bought it for the location it was brewed.

355 mL Bottle. Original Brazilian version, "Cerveja Importada do Brazil" Pale straw body with a fizzy white head that settles to a spotty ring leaving some lace. Aroma is yeast, wet hay, cardboard, a hint of barn yard, and a sharp staleness to it. Corn predominates in the flavor with a metallic accent, an aftertaste of corn husk and a finish of cardboard and barn yard. Brownie points for the original bottle design but the beer is Urina do Touro.

Pours pale yellow with a good sized, fizzy white head. Light corn and malt aroma. Not much to the flavor, a little sweet and a little bleh. Actually finishes nicely dry, but no aftertaste. Could be worse for cheap beer. And hey, it was free in the mini-bar in the Dominican hotel room.

A faint aroma of malt and grains. Taste is sweet and some corn and grains. Almost no aftertaste. Not a beer i like .. but better than Miller.

clear bottle, pale mgd look to it, very drinkable, will save the rest for a hot day, surprised I rated it this high

A breeze of gratitude is released and gently wafts in your direction, dm9831. thanks for the sample. Very pallid yellow pour with thin white head. Nose is creamed corn and cheap grain. Flavor likewise: corn and lightly roasted grains. Thin-bodied and watery, but that just makes it easier to consume.

Bottle 33cl.
Clear light to medium yellow color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, toasted, corn, cabbage water, vegetable. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20081231]

Bottle. Pours yellow/gold, witgh a white head. Not much aroma at all. Mostly corn and grain. Flavor is corn and grain too, but it’s not offputting. Not much going on here, but there’s nothing terrible about it either.