Bahia

Brewed by Cerveceria Centro Americana
Style: Pale Lager
Guatemala City, Guatemala

Yellow-gold with a modest head and some lacings. Slightly sweet fruity aroma. Tastes very similar to most American pale lagers. Has a certain crispness to it which I enjoyed. No skunkiness or bad flavors detected. Cool looking bottle.

Clear, very light straw color. Fluffy, wispy, plastic white head. Herbal, grassy, skunky scents. LIght caramel start. Really rather non-objectionable. That changes mid quaff with a mild bitterness. A mild rancid nut sort of flavor continues into the finish and linger. Blah...

Golden yellow with a quickly diminishing head. Aroma of skunk and corn. Taste is mega astringent with some corn mixed in with water. Just another south of the border Corona-esque drain pour.

This brew pours a pale yellow colour with a small white head. rather malty and watery in taste, not a whole lot of action. Straw, grainy and a little bananna in the finish.

I had a few of these at a seviche restaraunt here in Pittsburgh and they went absolutely perfect with the food. Poured a bright clear yellow color with fizzy white head. Aroma is typical of mexican beers: not much there and what is there is mix of corn, slightly sweetened water and a tad bit of lemon. Flavor watery was watery and light, with some grassy lemonyness. Overall reminds me of a corona with a lot more substanance.

Saaz hop aroma jumps out of the glass. Also notes of honey in the aroma. Clear gold body with a thin head of soap. Flavor is corn and honey with a bit of hop. I expected horrendous but this is more drinkable than that. A new country for me.

Pours a thin fizzy yellow with no head. It has a little age on it which does all pale lagers well, right? Smells like corn and either wet dog or piss when you are taking antibiotics. If beer can taste like nutrisweet, this does. Some fruity corn, but over all, pretty gross. Really thin and the aroma was so offensive that it officially became my first drain pour.