Palma Louca

Brewed by FEMSA Cerveja Brasil
Style: Pale Lager
Jacareí (SP), Brazil

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle. Bright, clear yellow body with a short, diminishing white head. Grainy aroma with notes of canned corn, cereal and a hint of grass and glue/cleaner. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. The finish is sweet. Light to medium body with fizzy carbonation and a watery texture. A sweet and weak lager with a shot of canned corn juice added for good measure. Forgettable.

This was my first south American beer. It smelled a little of corn, but that is all I could detect. The taste was typical of a budweiser or even a miller genuine. I reccomend to anyone wanting to get Brazil conquered.

Absolutely nothing stands out with this beer. Seemed to be a standard mega-brew with a touch of formeldahyde in the flavors. Not recommended.

...pours a medium yellow .. smells of sweet corn and light liquor store dumpster after it gets empty ... fill of sweetness and corn, but actually kinda nice, the rusted cap deceived me ... "super squirta!" .. good white head for a pale lager ..

Off-pleasant aroma of soap and sweetness. Golden in color with a crisp white head. Did leave nice lacing. Flavor has a touch of lemon, malt and is weak bordering on skunky.

clear golden colour with a foamy white head, nice lace, herb, butter and a touch of plastic in the nose, poor malt body, flat and with some sourness, aftertaste of paperboard - very weak

0.355 l bottle. Pale golden color with small quickly vanishing head. Sweetish, malty and honeyish aroma with hint of herbs. Malty-honeyish flavor . Light bodied with low carbonation, thin mouthfeel.

Fizzy blonde, ginger ale looking brew. Stanky pilsner aroma with similar flavor. Minerally and with sulfur present. After aeration, off-flavors smooth out and dissipate to some extent. There is an interesting subtle flavor, perhaps palms?. Sweet lemon zinger tea finish.