Bohemia Clásica

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

(Bottle poured into pint glass) A rather drinkable beer, a little more body than the old standby Corona. Color was amber to golden, but the taste was a tad watered down from what I was expecting given the color. A suitable choice, great compliment to my spicy dinner. Not sure why some servers think there is a need to add lime to ALL Mexican beers though!

Light nectarine and honey spice nose. Gold color, small head. Decent malt sweetness, surprising hop presence, decent balance. Big carbonation, light crisp hoppy finish. Tasty, clean flavors, different from the typical Mexican style beer, diamond in the rough.

[bottle] Seems i have been making a habit of testing mexican beers. This one is more stout than tecate and corona, but not as much as negra modela. Appearance is light yellow, though kind of hard to see iin the bottle, and I did not have a glass to pour it into. Palate is watery, finish is smooth and light. All in all, I will take a Negra Modelo over this, but this over most others.

A drastic improvement over Modelo Light. Actually has a light hop tang. It will probably get better with the lime...yup. quite refreshing in the shade at Senor Frog’s while waiting for the ferry to Cozumel in Playa del Carmen. Appearance....its a sweaty cold bottle of beer! This may be the lightest IPA on the planet.

Bohemia is a very drinkable, well balanced beer. Pours a dark amber, with a moderate head. Has a great malty/spicey aroma. I could taste the malt at the front end, and pleasent bitterness, and a nice crisp finish with a hint of hops. I would expect more bitterness from a Pilsner, but that is not a negative for me. Overall an excellent beer for nice days outdoors.

wow...this is the mexican version of sam adams... very tasty and smooth .. one of the better tasting brews from mexico

bottle: pint glass: another hilarious find from my local corner store (you need to understand my neighborhood). Had this beer right after a Dos Equis dark... tastes very similar. The pour is dark golden leaving a thin head ring. Alot of mouth coating qualities here, not sure if this comes from the malts/ sugars used... overall very sweet. Some bitter hops on the end, although just slightly.

12 ounce bottle from Beer Run in Charlottesville, VA. Pours a clear golden color with a thin head. Fair head retention and lacing. Aroma is surprisingly hoppy with leafy and nutty notes. Taste is caramel, sweet malts, leafy hops and a nutty note. Thin-medium bodied. Fairly decent.