Tequiza

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

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Brought home from NYC by colleague Vinholdt - thanx Jan. Straw yellow in colour with a bobbly, white head that fades fast but never disappears completely. By the first sip this is reminiscent of a German Radler - a mix of Lager and lemonade. Here it’s lime-extract that adds the citrus-flavour, which rapidly mixes with the flavour of blue agave - best known as the main ingredient in Tequila. Watery, Corona-like beer-pop spiced up a little and marked as a party sensation. Who bothers...

strong lime aroma, sweet, too much carbonation

12oz bottle-pours a dissipating foamy white head and pale yellow color with effervescence. Aroma is lime, some grain. Taste is herbal, lime, some grain, soapy, thin. Un-enjoyable.

I’m amazed that I liked this. There’s lots of flavored "malt beverages" out there, and most of them taste like I would imagine slurping out of a urinal with a scent cake would taste like. This one actually tasted like a beer with some interesting flavorings. It’ll never be a fave, but can hit the spot on a hot, humid day.

Light, very light straw color with a diminishing fluff white head. Lime aromas with mild pear and resin. Fizzy light feel. Flavors of mild lemon and lime mixed with a hint of agave and a honey dryness. Very much a lime/lemon soda. No real malt found, but that is the case with many A-B products. Would rate slightly higher if listed as a fruit/herb brew rather than a pale lager. Somewhat like a very light radler.

I had this one as Tinkoff Tequiza with 3.5% ABV. Artificial lime aroma. Pale golden color, white head, fair lace. Lemonade and lime, very sweet, sticky, like a cocktail. Not bad if you like something refreshing on a hot summer day.

Tastes like corona and lime. The girls like it. I could actually drink this one, but can find much better for the price.