Indio

Brewed by FEMSA - Cuauhtémoc-Moctezuma (Heineken)
Style: American Dark Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

bottle at home tasting ... copper ... thin white lacing ... sweet tofeee grassy malts lager nose ... huge fizzyness .. sweet toffee malts ... light priklyness

In my opinion the best of the commercial mexican beers. It has a ligh caramel aroma, an lightly dark amber appereance, and a medium taste. A nice alternative to the usual fare.

Bottle at a tasting. Thanks mom for this bottle! Clear amber color. Aroma of toasted malt, a bit of caramel and biscuits and a grainy hint. Sweetish flavor with some slightly toasted malt and a dry finish. Light-bodied with strong carbonation.

At a tasting, thanks DSG, no head, clear lightish amber colour, aroma of soap, detergent and nuts, some toasty bready malty flavour, quite watery. extremely boring.

At a tasting, thanks DSG, pours bronze with a medium cream color head, aroma of malt, wheat, cereals and notes of yeast, flavor is a bit acidic with some bread, malt and herbs, light bodied, decent pale.

Didn’t like this one. Very little in the way of flavor here--a hint of corn syrup, soapy head, not much else. On the up side, the lack of flavor means you can chug it will eating spicy tacos by the dozen.

Draught @ Chango’s, Rocky Point, Mexico: Pours dark amber, no head. Malty, sweet aroma. Harsh, bubbly. Metallic, straw, caramel. Not so good.

my brother gave me this most vile creation that i think i have ever had. i agree with bu11zeye on this one smelling like garbage. i also think it tasted like garbage. absolutely disgusting!!