Quilmes Cristal

Pours a clear straw gold. Good sized white head, but it falls very fast. Nose is typical, but no skunky attributes or metallic tones at all. Slight earthy tone going on. Flavor is very uneventful. Just typical macro lager style. Minimal flavor impact. Still though, it isn’t total garbage. Feel has a good amount of carbonation on it. Typical liquid feel. Drinkable sure. It is what it is. I am sure it would be even better if I was stuck somewhere in Argentina and no Duvel was to be found anywhere. Decent enough to try, but no great shakes here. Way better than most macro crap, though.

Vanishing foam head,straw to light gold colour,med carb aroma is rubber like,biscuit,flavour what the hell was that ,rotten vegetables really bad beer.

Bottled. Darker golden colour with a white head that dissolves into nothing. Very light aroma of malt and not much else. Okay flavour, slight citrus with an orange finish. Not great.

Bottled 355ml. It pours a yellow beer with a nice ariy white head. Lively carbonation. The nose is very oily, biscuitty with hints of hay, chestnuts, peanuts, mushrooms and lime. The taste is rather malty and sweet. A slight biscuitty background. Low bitterness. Watery. Malty finish with a hint of coconut. Decent and strongly drinkable.

350 ml bottle from Bevmo. Clear pale yellow with a fizzy white head. Very faint malty aroma. Crisp slightly citrus taste with a bready finish.

Maize aroma, and flavor, this pale lager’ left a ring around the pint glass. Could be a half decent beach beer if you were at the right locale. I found it interesting the importer to the USA was in King of Prussia, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia.

The bottle looks not bad, the beer in the glass also. Good use of hops, not too dry, very fresh and drinkable. Good beer.

Very soft aroma (hard to notice). Golden watery colour. Very soft bitter flavor. Too soft palate. Very soft beer to drink very cold and recommended in hot temperature places.