Bavaria Premium (Brazil)

Brewed by FEMSA Cerveja Brasil
Style: Pale Lager
Jacareí (SP), Brazil

Cerveja premium, maltada, sem muita espuma porém refrescante. Coloração amarelo escuro. Um pouco mais forte que as cervejas brasileiras normais. Cheiro bom, lembra a Heineken (provavelmente proposital vez que tratam do mesmo grupo cervejeiro). Não tem traços adocicados nem amargor predominante.

Bottled 330ml. Pours golden yellow with a tall white head. Aroma is cereals. Light body with malt flavor. Above the average for a brazilian macro but just a average beer at all.

Smells like you’d expect, almost. This is really a pretty nice lager. Not funky and has a pleasant aftertaste. Best brazilian pale lager I’ve had so far.

the unique pure malt brazilian beer of a big brewery. it deserves the 1st place of our regular pilsens. as some said, it cant be drinken warmed.

In bottle, Rio, Brazil. Dark yellow body with no head at all. Malty smell but fading very quickly. Light flavor with some bready hints, not much else. Fizzy, goes down well ice cold, but gets quickly heavy when warming. For hot summers in Copacabana or anywhere else, just a refreshment.

In a bottle in Bahia, Brazil. Why is it Brazilian beer tastes so good when I’m in Brazil, but so mediocre when I get back to the states? Maybe because it is so hot in Brazil and they keep their beer so cold. This is Bavaria’s All Malt premium. It’s amazing what some people can do to an all malt beer to make it taste like it has corn in it. Light and fizzy with a hint of beer flavor, but ice cold it was perfect for for a noon thirst quencher.

Can: Slightly better than it’s Pilsen relative but that really does not mean much. Very watery, highly fizzy, slight hops. Bad aftertaste.

For a beer that sits next to corona and sol in the cool room at liquor store, I was pleased with this refreshing beer that didn’t beg for a slice of lime to be tolerable.