Quilmes Cristal

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

Very clear beer with not a ton of flavor. Maybe I was imagining it but I sensed black pepper flavors. I guess this is what Bud drinkers reach for when they want to drink an import. Overall, it’s nothing special but it is ultimately drinkable on a hot day. Not sure the harsh ratings are completely justified. I probably won’t purchase it again

Golden color, light weak aroma, watery taste, light body, light watery finish.

Sweet flowers, bannana, and a little corn in the nose. This white head stayed around ontop of a yellow clear body. Fizzy mouthfeel with some residual sweetness and bannana bread. Finnishes clean with a touch of Malt

Bottle: Woo hoo, another country heard from...Clean straw hue with disappearing fizzy head and zero lace. The aroma has grassy and bready notes, some noble hops, and adjuncts. The taste is clean enough with just a hint of malt on top of some mild bitters. No finish because the flavor just disappears (just like the head). The feel is clean, very watery. Not much else to say.

Yellow with quickly vaporized head. Strong poor aroma settles. Off hops or vegetables. Fizzy. Taste is pretty bland with a sticky sweet vegetable finish.

Bottle. Looks like bourbon on ice after the ice has melted. Crap, Crap, Crap. So this is what liquid cardboard tastes like. This is pure shit.

bottle, looks like urine if you haven’t had much to drink. very dark, very thick. no head to this. aroma is non descript, and i wondered what it was hiding, and then i realized hat itwas hiding, the taste, damn this is bad. bitter and sour. i don’t know if this has corn adjuncts, but it tastes like it. this beer is not good. if this is the favorite beer of argentina, then i feel bad for them.

Nearly fluorescent yellow with puffy white head. Grainy, sweetish aroma exuding some pear and light pineapple. Flavor presents some clover flower along with straw and roasted sunflower seeds. Falls apart on the palate, though.