Quilmes Cristal

Bottle. Golden colour with fuzzy short head. Weak malty aroma with grains. Weak flavour of malt, grainy, with a touch of bitterness in the end. Waterish mass produced pale beer.

33 cl bottle. Light golden clear colour with a little head. Very light malty aroma with hints of hops, also in the flavour. Ends up watery.

Bottle, very clear gold with a frothy white head. Light grassy hop aroma. Very metallic and very carbonated. Little flavour. Nearly as bad as it gets.

Not a bad lager beer. Sure, this is nothing special, but as far as national beers go, this is one of the better ones. I would rather have it to any of the big three pale lagers. Nothing great, but nothing bad in it. Beer is quite drinkable and if Argentenian people see you drinking it, they will think that you are totally awesome.

Bottle at home. Yellow with a white head, quickly gone. Aroma moderate malty. Flavor sweet, light acidic. Light body, normal carbonated.

Yup – macro lager time. Clear light amber with the weakest of heads. Slight stale smelling adjuncts (probably) on the nose. Plenty of fizz on the palate but not much else – more boring malts and perhaps a hint of corn syrup. The Melbourne sales agent for this beer told our staff that ‘any self-respecting beer store must have this beer!’. Perhaps I could direct him to the many positive reviews on this site??

Poured pale lager with good carbonation. Aroma of grain, malt and light citrus. This is pretty solid pils territory. I don’t know why these haters are so proud of their comments. This is just a popular national lager like any other from around the world. It is not advertised as anything different. The price is reasonable and for that I recommend giving it a try. Its not a secret: its a lager ... pale.

Bottle; grainy pale lager nose; gold with a medium white head; flavor has malt, a little graininess and a little hops in the finish