Pilsener (Ecuador)

Brewed by Cervecería Nacional Ecuador (SABMiller)
Style: Pale Lager
Guayaquil, Ecuador

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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(Bottle) Pours golden with lots of sediment. Thin, white head. Nose of pale malt, horseblanket. Bland club soda flavour with added malt. Slightly sweet finish. Poor.

served very cold in a frosted glass. color is straw yellow, light carbonation. pretty devoid of flavor, but some light malt notes linger.

Very light pillowy head with a decent amount of lacing left behind. Slight golden color that just kind of sits there - no bubble action. Very dull, but not unpleasant flavor. Slightly corny in nature with a bit of hop sweetness to remind you that this is a beer. Very boring drab bottle, looks like a generic brand.

Pours with a very pale yellow body topped by a thick quickly disappearing white head with some lace left on the glass. Sweet caramel corn aroma, amazingly similar to Sugar Smacks cereal (never thought I would use that as a reference on this site). Sweet corny malt flavor with some bitterness. Not much flavor and no finish. Very light bodied, smooth and slightly dry.

Another South American lager that needs to be served really cold so you can't taste it. Yellow fizz, slightly burnt flavour, sweet. No malt or hop character evident whatsoever.

Extremely pale yellow colour. Big dish soaplike head initially but it dissappeared in about 2 seconds. Weak, cook vegetable aroma. Light watery body. Watery, cooked corn flavour. Yum, Yum. Get the salt and butter.

Light bodied tropical type lager. Corn flavours, and not much else.