San Miguel 1516

Brewed by San Miguel Spain (Grupo Mahou-San Miguel - Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
Barcelona, Spain

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Head was spare to small with a white slightly frothy sparkle. Spare lacing. Clear slightly sparkling body. Color was pale yellow. Aroma was light malt, grass. Light to medium bodied with a thin texture and an average carbonation. Light sweet flavor with light notes of bitterness. Short finish.

Yellow beer, small head. Very sweet aroma and flavour. Lots of corn. Almost no aftertaste. Unpleasant

Aroma of rotten vegtables and some meat, perhaps cooked ham thats been in a sun for a day or two, metalic also.

Bottle. Golden colour with a small fizzy head. Aroma and taste of weak malt with som hoppy notes. Over carbonated.

Bottled. Compact and adherent head, discreet persistence. Shining yellow color, much bubbly and light "smutty". Fresh scent, not much rich one, with herbaceous and dry cereals notes. Prickly and enough pleasant taste, refreshing and with moderate bitter. Light and nearly imperceptible alcoholic tone. Light watery end but not all is to cast, even better.

Disappointing, as it cost more than the standard SM lager, but wasn’t as good. Lacking in flavour, a bit watery.

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Classic economic beer from supermarket. Clear, drinkable, it deprives of body, little acid. No comment.

(bottle) Poured golden wiht litle head and some carbonation. Had some maltiness and some hops. One of the better Spanish beers

Nothing special about this one. Decent pilsener. What’s the difference with all those San Miguel lagers anyway?