Bohemia Clásica

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

Nice nose, straw yellow, nice head disperses to lace. Sweet/saazy aftertaste. Very reminicent of Pilsners from central Bohemia.

Malty, sweet aroma. Pale golden color. The flavor is bland with hints of wheat. The mouthfeel is light, but there is an excess of carbonation. Overall, it’s barely an average beer.

Light pilsner apearance. Tangy hop aroma delivered by good carbonation. Clean. Effervescent. Very light dry malt backed up by tangy hop flavor and approprate bitterness. Very pleasing and completely refreshing. Great with mexican food, BBQ, or other spicey foods. I also enjoy this tasty mexican pilsner with a shot of good quality tequila, never lime or salt.

Golden lager with high carbonation. A little bit of a floral-spicy aroma. Good body, nice nutty-malt flavor. Tastes clean and smooth with a small bite of hops. As far as Mexican beers go this is really good. Other than that it’s a very average beer. Goes down smooth after mowing lawns all day, washing dishes at Applebee’s, a hard days work at Jack In the Box or when your just tooling around with your Chevy.

Golden color with no head. The taste is sweet light malty with notes of corn and a light hoppy palate. Very boring and thin.

Standard "American Lager Yellow" color with a small white head and little lacing. Almost no aroma save for very mild hops. Completely forgettable flavor which was somewhere between Bud and MGD. Nothing jumped out except for some tiny bitterness in the finish. Aside from that, it is still somewhat refreshing and I prefer it to Corona. I would select one of these over any of the American "Big Bads" (Bud, Miller, Coors) and I’d also pick it over Corona but a tall glass of water would probably make for a wiser choice.

Nasty onions, Huyghe type phenols and banana. Quite sweet. I really only bought this because I remember seeing a bottle of this at the Mexican restaurant at which I once worked. I wish I hadn’t done so.

Pale yellow fizzy beer with a moderate bright white head. Light sweetness to the nose. Flavor lightly sweet with a crisp light hoppy bitterness. Nothing special, but not a bad pils.