Bohemia Clásica

Brewed by FEMSA
Style: Pale Lager
Monterrey/Veracruz-Llave, Mexico

A tasty beer when you’re looking for something a bit lighter and less malty or hoppy flavor. Great with food or a snack!

Wow...OK here’s the deal. I was going to rate this beer as "piss". Then I got to thinking halfway through the glass. You know what...if I had a glass of carbonated piss would it be this bad? Hmmmmm...I think carbonated piss would ONLY score lower because the aroma would be worse. If it was decently carbonated and light it would even score higher in palate. So....in conclusion....bring on the carbonated piss.

Bottle. Clear yellow colour with medium creamy white mostly diminishing head. Malty aroma. Sweet bitter flavor. Bitter finish.

This is the best mexican beer. I order this when I find it at a mexican restaurant. To my horror and dismay, lately, I’ve been fruited with this beer. I do not need the lime wedge with this one. I’m okay with fruiting Coronas--if for nothing else, to make it interesting. This has a nice, slight hoppy aroma, a medium yellow color. Weak head. Fresh and clean taste. Certainly far from the best beer I’ve ever had but I’m not disgusted to drink this one. I think it has a nice package design. Wish they would get rid of the annoying foil.

(bottle)Looks like I’m in the minority on this one. , I really enjoyed the hay and grainy scent of the lager, with the faint underlying floral scent. It pours a pale straw yelllow with very little head, but it’s prettier than that makes it sound. It’s heavier in the mouth than the scent and color let on; the carbonation is a bit stronger than the average beer, but a bit lighter in comparison to other Mexican lagers. I really enjoyed this beer and could easily see myself drinking it more frequently during the summer.

Yellow with a fizzy white head. Faint malty aroma and taste. In short, looks, smells, and tastes like any other lousy Mexican lager.

This wasn’t that great of a beer. I can’t tell the difference between this and any other Mexican beer that I have had.

12 oz. bottle at Cilantro restaurant, Homewood, IL. Usual pale color. Somewhat of a bitter hop aroma and a bit of oxidation. Taste has some rather easily detectable corn, but here’s a surprise: an actually decent level of German style hops. A lot more than I can for any other bland Mexican imports. Best artifact yet of the odd German influence on Mexican culture.