Bohemia Clásica

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

The 12 ounce bottle poured a clear, golden yellow beverage with a small fizzy white head that did not last very long and left little or no lacing on the glass. The aroma was slightly dominated by a caramel maltiness but there were subtle notes of old harness leather and horse sweat. The body was light with lively carbonation and a watery texture. The finish was short and somewhat dry. The flavor started off a little on the bitter side and stayed consistent throughout.

Pale yellow colour with a small fast disapearing head. Weak aroma of malt and hops. Boring.

One of the more hoppier beers in mexico although it is an artificial taste, no head, no body and a nothingness finish. If you had to choose between the tecates, sols, coronas and other macros id choose this one, as the lesser of the bads...

(Kroger, Houston) slightly bitter and watery. head disappears quickly. Tastes like a basic beer.

Tasted 20/04/2006. 330ml bottle at Flying Burrito Bros, Wellington. Bulk standard international lager. Pale-gold, fluffy white head; grass and corn syrup on the nose; a hint of caramelly malt, dry, carbonated, ever so slight grassy bitterness; watery. The barman pumped this up, with talk of "rich malt", but it’s just another simple "premium lager". I guess, in Mexico, you can be sure that it’s cleaner than the tap water.

Yellow, with a foamy white head that disappears quickly. Faint aroma of corn, pepper, and hops. Crisper palate than a typical Mexi-lager, with a cornish flavor up front and finishes with a slightly sourish, bitter finish. Some aftertaste, too.

Light golden colour. Soft flavored, sweet in the end. It’s a decent pilsener.

Bottle. Pale gold body with heavy carbonation and diminishing white frothy head. Average malty/hoppy aroma with some bready and herbal notes. Its one-dimension taste is dominated by a relatively sharp hoppiness. It leaves a short bitter finish. Surprisingly good for a Mexican beer.