Bohemia Clásica

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

Pours light yellow with a fizzy, mostly receding white head. Aroma of corn, cookie, sweet malt, and adjuncts. Taste is industrial lager yeast, sweet maltiness, and bread dough. Mouthfeel is thin bodied with herbal bitterness and fizzy carbonation.

Much better than most Pilsners from the Southwest/mexico. Has abit of a hop bite to it, drinkable, ok pils.

I mean, what do you expect? Plain, regular skunky mexican pilsner beer. Not impressive, but good with a mexican meal.

Bottle:Clear light gold with no head. Smelly wheat and skunky aroma. Lots of carbonation in the beer and somewhat metallic in the aftertaste. Flavor is yeasts, sparkling water and other non-impressive items.

A hearty pilsener, a pale golden color. The Aroma is light, but has sufficient hops. This is one of the better Mexican beers, fairly smooth but light dry malt flavor. Hops are there, but still not the top of hop flavors. Yeast still has the leather overtone common in Mexican beer Not bad with Mexican food if it is really cold.

12oz bottle: surpisingly good mexican beer, definitely matches the pilsner style.. in its own unique way. aroma of alcohol, malts, and a hint of hops. flavor is a bit light but well balanced between the malts and subtle hoppiness. nothing objectionable in the flavor or the aftertaste, but i have had better pilsners. good stuff, if its what’s available instead of dishwater corona.

The best widely available Mexican light lager, and maybe the best Mexican beer period. Good color and hop character, plus enough maltiness to make it a beer worth savoring.

This is one of my favorite pilsener style beers. Great hoppiness, color, fizz and refreshing. I like the slight dryness. A true premium lager. More complex than Modela and other mexi-lagers. Sometimes hard to find, but worth looking for in mexican markets and good beverage stores. Great bottle design (sorry, I’m as sucker for a good hold!)