Sambadoro

Brewed by InBev Brasil
Style: Pale Lager
São Paulo (SP), Brazil

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

very light color but leaves some decent lacing. aroma smells like a band-aid or some industrial rubber with just a HINT of smoky quality. flavor is somewhat sweet and i cant really recognize anything else in the flavor. eh.

i can't really detect an aroma, but at least its not skunky. Pours a pathetic yellow, head stays suprising long. "100 years of brewing artistry" is probably the boast of the century. Not really any flavour or taste, just wet air. I guess if you were in Rio you could tolerate it.

Weak aroma that I can't place but makes me think of the ocean. Crystal clear, very light yellow with soft white head. Very weak flavour/palate/aftertaste. Even in hot climate this would be bad. Tastes worse with each additional sip. Kind of a sour "warm water in a dirty glass" flavour.

This is what they served as the "light" (referring to color) beer at the Brazilian restaurant. Pale yellow, smelled of corn, almost no head retention. Not as watery as I was expecting, but just not a whole lot going on. I think this was actually a fresh bottle, I would hate to imagine what a skunked bottle would taste like.

Brown bottle, aroma not too bad. Very light straw yellow, no head, but some lacing. What I find to be absolutely amazing is that this beer tasted more than twice as good as Coors - go figure. When cold it was crisp, as it warmed, not so crisp. Thin, but not watery, very sweet finish.

Very pale yellow body topped by a medium thick white head with some lace. Weak slightly sweet malty aroma with a touch of sourness and grainy notes. Malty flavor with a slight sweetness and sourness with a sour finish. Light bodied, smooth and dry.

Clear to blond in color with a thick, soft head. Aroma is offensive and the flavor bland as hell. I’m sorry I did this.

Some head, but pale yellow body, no aroma to speak of, but whate develops is dusty and ugly. Relatively mild mannered, but unpleasant.