Pilsener (Ecuador)

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   update pic

Bottled. Best before December 2006. Yet another bland, uninspiring lager; but very easy to drink without any awful aftertastes like that God-forsaken Polar from Venezuela. Bonus points for Pilsener because my folks used this to cook ribs last Saturday, and those ribs were pretty good!

NOrmal, a little honney alike and hopy, but it was good, not annoying and drinkable, the colour is a litle orange.

This beer has a golden body - hue apperance and a coarse white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the bottle and it had not much of carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is sweet.

Whether hanging out in the Andes foothills, or catching some rays on the Manta beach, this is the only sensible beer this country has to offer. A "breaded" beer that is a step above MGD, but still nothing to brag about.

baked bread aroma, clear, small head bready taste little in the way of sweetness or bitterness. Also brought back from South America

Bottled. Light golden with a short, white head. Maize and a weird diacetyl-aroma. Thin and well-carbonated. Cereal- and maize-flavour with only some late bitterness.

May 2004. Fizzy yellow beer with aroma of sweet malts, dog sweat, and rotten eggs. Mineral water with malty notes, no hops, and astringent mouthfeel. Thanks to Capflu.

Bottled. Pale golden. Maize aroma and lots of diacetyl. Meat and dill is also apparent. Buttery flavour. Thin mouthfeel, lots of co2, dry-ish, papery finish. No bitterness.

Blond color; poor head. Aroma is paper-like, clearly the corn, a bit mellow. Dry, watery, very poor taste. Strong, dry bitterness.

clear golden-yellow colour, almost no foam, plastic and cardboard in the nose, sweet, light to medium body, a bit tart, dry unpleasant finish - one more very poor south american beer ...