Palma Louca

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

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

Palma Louca Pilsen Pours pale straw yellow with a slight greenish tinge. Low quickly dissipating head with not much retention. Ugly, Aroma was better with notes of bananas and coconut (mild) with the typical hay aromas. Flavor is mildly malty with a slight bitterness to the finish and a slight metallic flavor to go with mild bananas. Did not taste of a zillion adjuncts, so not horrible.

A consistent if boring pale lager as might have been brewed anywhere throughout the world. Pale straw yellow with a weak fizzy head. Overactive carbonation. Corny aroma with slight grassiness. A little lemon. Even keeled flavor with a little light corn flake character. Ambiguous finish that fades quickly. Not flawed. Not good either.

Pale golden with a small white head. Aroma of grain, dusty malt, cardboard and a hint of fruit. Dry and boring, malty and fruity flavour

Bready and malty in aroma. The appearance is heavily sedimented, the heaviest I’ve seen in a lager. The flavor is very bready and slightly tangy. Odd for a lager to be this unfiltered, it wasn’t bad, just rather odd in appearance.

bottle pours light yellow with a thin white head. Aroma is corn and grassy malts. Flavor is thin with sweet corn and again hay and grassy malts. Not all that bad.

Pours yellow with a white head. Aroma is malt, DMS and light hop. Flavour is malt, DMS, sweet notes and light hay.

Standard pale ale. On the same level as most macro brews from anywhere else in the world. Aroma of grain and light malt. Taste is similar and not enticing at all. Refreshing??

(Bottle 15/07-2011) Low fast fading white head, clear pale yellow color, high CO2, very watery taste, very thin malt body. Boring.