Bohemia Clásica

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

Bottle - Pours a golden color with small white head. Grainy flavor with a very limited amount of bitterness.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a clear gold with a small white head. A bit of hops noted in an otherwise indistinct aroma. The hops are a bit more noticeable in the flavor, along with a flash of malt. Very easy beer to drink and easily preferable to Corona.

I can’t dis this beer - great compliment to my carnitas tacos. Light in body, light in flavor, but not harsh or overly dry. The crisp hop character refreshed and the beer served as a good palate cleanser with food. What more can you ask for?

One of the better Mexican lagers, although calling it a pilsener seems like a stretch. Yellow in color with lots of bubbles. Not much going on in the nose, some hops. Crisp fizzy malt mouth feel.

Pours medium yellow with small bubbly white head, nicely chasing bubbles. Nose is sharp clean hops and slightly acrid malt. The flavor begins with a mild vegetal hops bite that segues into a slightly acrid bitterness. Rather thin mouthfeel. Not a bad beer at all.

Not too bad. The aroma comes off a bit bitter and skunky, but the beer was well-balanced. No complaints but I wouldn’t go out to find this one

Pale gold color with a small head. Smell is of hops, quite faint. Has a clean lightly sweet hops flavor and the slightest touch of honey. Light body, and somewhat watery, like most other Mexican beers. Mildly bitter bite on the finish.

An OK beer - not outstanding, but drinkable. Color is a typical beer-golden with a moderate head. Smell is strong and beery. Taste is malty, with a little bitterness in the aftertaste. This is a good accompaniment to Mexican or Tex-Mex cuisine. I added a lime to give it a little extra zing, and this really worked.