Tequiza

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

bottle. this would have been better with some tortilla chips and some hot, hot salsa. the lime flavor is unique but not that great.

I agree with openwindow on the taste analogy. It’s not quite what I was expecting, which is a good thing, but this still canot rise above the status of crappy beer.

Well, it’s no worse than Budweiser. A roommate of mine once brought this home because he wanted to try it. Taste isn’t that horrible (compared to what I expected). Poured it and gave it to a friend and told him it was Corona with lime juice. He bought it. That should tell you the flavor, except substitute "lime juice" with "Sprite".

Dominant fruity/lime taste and aroma. Makes a great marinade for chicken. Otherise, skip it.

This children’s science experiment gone awry is one of my guilty pleasures. It is so ridiculous, so silly and cheasy, that I can’t help but enjoy it...VERY occasionally, and only to wash down some chips and salsa, I assure you...but I don’t think it’s any worse than any other Mexican ranchhand beer.

I’m pretty sure this is sold as a novelty beer. Only drink this if you are eating mexican food. A strange sweetness nests with this brew, much like Froot Loops. No hops flavor, mild maltness. A must try at least once, dont expect to drink a six-pack anytime soon.

I guess if your a company that sells weak beer with lots of adjuncts why not add some tequila taste to spice it up. It certainly gives it some flavor. Quite unique citrus like flavor. Also very sweet. Pours thin and has almost no head.

Gold Coloring with White Head. Citrus Aroma…Lime….Reminds me of Stale Honey Combs… The Honey and Lime Do Their Best to Cover The Fact That This is STILL a Swill Beer…But Have to Say, I’d Look For This Over Corona.