Toña

Brewed by Compañía Cevercera de Nicaragua
Style: Pale Lager
Managua, Nicaragua

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

A light golden/orange pour little hazy, white head .... aroma is light and of straw, sweet malts and corn ...... taste is awful and of metal, sweet malts and corn yuck

clear golden appearance with minimal white head. light bodied and oily texture, a bit sweet, no finish. meh

This beer stinks. This tastes worse it smells. It’s a tad citrusy, and feels oily on the palate. Fail.

Tasted from bottle into nucleated pint glass. Poured a clear, very light golden color with tall, fluffy white foam, long-lasting with lace. Aromas of mild malt, flowery hops (musky, slightly oxidized, but I wouldn’t go so far as "skunky") slight corn adjunct (but appropriate to style,) and faint peppery lager yeast phenol. Flavors of white bread, very basic grainbill, mild hoppy tang, a bit too much residual marshmallow sweetness. Light body, strong carbonation, crisp and refreshing aftertaste. Fairly typical pale lager, more akin to Heineken or Red Stripe than Corona. Overall, not very good but probably fine with spicy food or served very cold on a very hot day.

Light yellow, clear, not much head. Not a lot of flavor either. Malt, a bit of hops, but not outstanding in any way.

This is the palest and clearest beer I’ve ever seen. Its like slightly yellowed water with a white head. The aroma is a mixture of corn and cardboard. It has a light body with thin texture and lively carbonation. The taste is extremely clean, almost tasteless.

350ml can pours a pale straw color with about 2 fingers of head which dissipated quickly leaving very little lacing on the glass. Aroma is mild grains and hops. Taste is lingering hop bitterness with an undesirable aftertaste and very little sweetness. A little below average for this style of beer.

355mL from Total Wine and More in Orlando, FL. Pours a clear straw with low carbonation. Diminishing white fizzy head. Nose is neutral with sugar cane. Nice enough. Taste is neutral white sugar water. No skunk. A bit sweet. A bit oily. Small sugary peach. Not bad whatsoever. I liked it for what it is.