Quilmes Cristal

Bottle. Pale yellow with a medium white head. Light fruity and light malty aroma notes. Flavour is mild malted and light fruity. Bit thin body.

This is not bad. Certainly not good enough to ship thousands of miles, but not skunked, has a little hop to it, and light on the metal and cardboard. If I loved pale lagers, shoot me, errr, this wouldn’t be half bad. Decent for a piss lager shipped in.

Bottle. Pale yellow color with small head. watery beer, but standard southern hemisphere pale lager IMO

I have a few Argentinian friends and I like them very much. However, I do not like their beer. I offered my friends some Cantillon gueuze and they did not like it aat all - so that sums up Argentinian beer tastes for me. Not a country for beer, sorry.

Clear golden with a tiny white head. Aroma had cardboard, caramel and malty notes. Flavour was malty and fruity with caramel notes. Finished sweet.

Bottle, 4.9%. Clear pale yellow colour. Very small white head. Grainy flavour. Standard bad macro lager.

Bottle. Pours crystal clear straw golden coloured with a small lacing egg white head. Aromas of grain, corn, silage and mild spice. Thin and weak flavour with notes of citrus, malt and grass.

Bottle, at Via Via Café in Copan Ruinas, Honduras :). Golden beer, bubbles and medium white head that lasts. The aroma is special: grainy, malty, but also a bit spicy and some notes of grass, or vegetables. The taste is also nice: it starts like a pale lager like I drunk already several ones, with a grainy and malty taste, but after a while the special aftertaste of vegetables, spices and grass comes nicely into your mouth. A very special beer, the most special I drunk on the Maya-route, and why not the best? And that for an Argentinian beer from Inbev (or Anbev, as you wish).