Tecate

Brewed by FEMSA - Cuauhtémoc-Moctezuma (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

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

Looks and smells like any macro. Taste very watery but has some crisp to. I enjoyed it better with some lime and salt. this beer was like made for that purpose. it gave it some flavoring.

Just plain bad, watery and cheap, and it tastes that way. Ick. Not something I’d like to drink.

chalky dry carbination with a bit of corny syrupy sweetness and a touch of caramel in there to keep it uninteresting. drinkable and pretty good for cheap beer. hops and malt cost money folks.

Tastes like tortillas. It is actually probably the best Mexican macro. But it still sucks.

Pours clear yellow, fizzy white head. Aroma and taste are pretty nondescript, but goes great with lime and salt on the can rim! Great memories of this beer bump this up for me, but overall, a below average pale lager.

33 cl bottle from El Corte Inglés. It pours a clear golden liquid with almost non-existent bubbly white head, that dissipates quickly; obviously, no lacing. The aroma is very grainy, with pale malts and a weird hint of whisky. Metallic, it seems a non-alcoholic. It tastes grainy and malty, very watery, with an odd sweetness and little bitterness. The carbonation is a little soda like. It ends abruptly. I had to double check if it was a n/a. While drinkable, this beer is also really bad. The presentation (bottle and crown cap) is good for a mexican beer.

Aroma is of the typical sweet malts in cheap pale lagers. Taste is corn malts and some grains. Overall very drinkable, but there isn’t much to it.

Bottle. Nasty corn and metal nose, sweetish pale malt sugars. Pale yellow golden with a clinging, brilliant white head. Thin body, tastes grainy and musty, more corn and corn syrup in with the light sweetness. Crisp, I guess, but I wouldn’t say refreshing, as the dirtiness of the thing pervades.