Bohemia Clásica

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

12 oz bottle. this is one of the better mexican lagers in the bohemian traditions. it is meant to be consumed in hot weather. definately i can taste the noble european hops. it has that pecurliar mexican lager wang, for sure. but that floral euro hop thing is happening. too. probably the best of the bunch as far as mexican lagers go. i am not sure i understand the low rating. Oh, yah, I dont understan how an italian pilsener rates tops. I gotta believe a czech pilsener somewhere is best..and that comes from a slovak. get real people.

Rated 7/26/07. Pale golden color with a small white head that leaves behind some lacing. Aroma was fruity and floral, with an obvious corn malt backbone. Flavor was essentially the same, sweet, fruity, and corny. Watery body. A little sticky. Not horrible, but far from great.

Pale gold color with whispy white head. Light watery pilsner nose with a sour tinge to it. Bitter corn body with not much to it.

Bohemia is obviously not a great beer, but it’s serviceable in relation to the lighter Mexican varieties (i.e. Sol, Dos Equis, Corona). Bohemia is probably your best option if you’re at a bar/restaurant in the southwestern U.S. or northern Mexico and want to order a michelada.

Dark malts make this beer heavy but still drinkable. Not fantastic but i wont be getting one of these again unless i am eating out at a cheap mex restaurant.

this beer wasn’t bad. In fact, it was good. Nice mouthfeel and easy drinking. But it still had a nice flavor. Had it a mexican resturant and enjoyed it. I might have this one again instead of corona

Bottle. Golden colour with a small white head. Aroma and flavour of hops, nalt and flowers.

I had this a long time ago before I was a beer connisseur and thought this wasnt bad. Had it again recently and wasnt too impressed. Better than a lot of Mexican-brewed beer, but that really isnt much of an endorsement.