Noche Buena

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

this is probably th best beer of cm, but its quite awfull as the rest of them, notes of caramel and hops in the smell, metallic and malty flavor with a hoppy dry finish,

Stinky malty sweaty lockerroom smelly damn brew. Flavor? Yup its most the same. Hell naw man.

Bottle as shown. Pours murky brown with a small off white head. The aroma is raisin bready malt. Thin mouthfeel with bitter roasted malt. Easy to drink a decent dark lager.

Taste has a little bitter chocolate and some smell and taste of hops along the lines of a pale ale. There’s a bit of a foul malt smell occasionally. This was the 2011 edition, bottled - a friend brought it from DF.

Bottle during Thanksgiving ’11 that came in a Dos Equis holiday case brought by my brother-in-law. This was ok. It had a taste of slightly sour malt and bitter chocolate. Slightly metallic in the finish. The chocolate saves the beer.

At Taco Loco. Not that bad, didn’t detect that off adjunct flavor. Body a little thin. Serving: Bottle

2011 bottle, a gift from a friend. Pours a clear, dark amber-red with a fluffy white head that lingers. Very sharp, yeasty aroma, with grass, malt, and a hint of citrus. Taste is sweet and sharp, with malt, sugar, and a lot of grassy yeast. Nice carbonation. Lingering sharpness that ends watery. Very drinkable, not bad.

Poured a clear dark copper with a quickly dissipating head, but did leave some lacing. Faint bread aroma. Some flavor but aftertaste was what I would imagine wet cardboard would taste like. Thin body with a lot carbonation.