Quilmes Cristal

Brewed by Cerveceria Malteria Quilmes SAICAY (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Poured into a pint glass. Same old pale lager straw color with a fizzy white head. No lacing. Aroma is corn syrupy sweet with little grain. Corn syrup flavored mineral water with a touch of alcohol? Blech. This is almost cheap malt liquor bad. No coincidence that the name is almost ’Kill me.’

Pale very bubbly straw yellow with a large quickly fading white head. Aroma of malt, grain, grassy hops and some sweetness. Taste is astringent and watery with malt, barley and watery aftertaste. Barely a step up from a US macro.

Plain and watery, sometimes leaves a medicine taste. It’s the usual beer for teenagers.

bottle, clear gold color, head is a soapy foam,.nose of slight malts, the flavor is standard pale lager, thin weak finish

Tried this one at Tango, an Argentinian restaurant in Arlington, MA. Why not try a beer from Argentina with Argentinian cuisine, right? This is a perfectly non-descript beer. Pours a straw color, very carbonated, foamy snow white head. Very little aroma and very little taste. No off aromas or flavors, but just pretty bland overall. It’s wet and it’s cold, so it’s refreshing in that sense, but not much to this one.

Crystal clear pale straw color. Slight herbaceous aroma almost like Italian herbs. Clean easy drinking, no real flavor. Probably would make a good session beer. I really didn’t have much hope for this beer at first, but it’s clean, easy drinking and no real bad aromas or flavors. I would definitely purchase this again for barbecues and those other times you just want something cold and refreshing. Nice...

Yellow beer with a small white head. Not much aroma, not much flavour. Very watery no body. Drinkable (Bottle 33cl label says imported)

Pale yellow. Sweet malty aroma. Flavor is sweet corn malt and light/moderate bitter finish. Watery palate. Mild in flavor but what’s there isn’t too bad.