San Miguel

Brewed by San Miguel
Style: Pale Lager
Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines

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

Not too bad for a pale lager. I actually preferred this to water several times while vacationing in Marbella. I think the little beet of sweet malt in it adds enough flavor to make it pleasing, but otherwise the beer is mostly dry, refreshing and clean. Overall, one of the best pale lagers I’ve had, but still an awul excuse for beer.

Had this beer some time ago, transferring data from database before Januar I was using to rate beer. As I drink this again I will add a complete review.

toast, cooked vegetables, golden, clear, rocky head, white foam, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, average carbonation, bitter,

Clear golden/yellow pour thin white head .... aroma is grainy and of sweet malts ..... not much else the taste is the same sweet malty and grainy .... miggy

golden, sparkling, light sweetness, medium bitterness. Not so bad for a beer...

highly carbonated, with a white head, good strength, and a decent flavour. refreshing, and up there with the better lagers. nb. - the original is infinitely better than the uk stuff (tap/bottle).

Has a cheap character, but also enough taste for it to be cheerfully supped.

Bottle. Yellow. Thin head. Bubbles. Tastes like a lager. I wonder if Spaniards would consider Tennents exotic.

Another boring industrial lager from Spain. Nothing to comment. Drink it only if you do not have more chance!