Brahma Malzbier

Brewed by InBev Brasil
Style: Schwarzbier
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Bottled. Black with rich beige head. Sugary sweet with cloying syrup but also some pleasant woodiness. Clean mouthfeel and a fairly nasty saccharine finish.

(Bottle) Pours an opaque black body with a few beige bubbles for a head. Aroma of sweaty running shoes, basement mustiness, and light roastiness. Flavor of corn syrup, caramel, and finishes with black licorice. Sugary sweet nastiness…

355ml bottle-pours a rich tan head and black color. Aroma is rich dark malt-molasses, dark fruit-raisin/prune. Taste is sweet rich dark malt-molasses, dark fruit-raisin/prune. Soft carbonation. Towards full body with a syrupy mouth feel. Nice. Interesting.

Thanks to dm9831 for the 350ml can. It pours a dark brown, nearly opaque, with a skinny tan head. The aroma is a blending of cola, wort, and mineral water. I was told that this was sweet, but, Egads!, it nearly rotted my teeth out afore I could finish it. Very sugary to taste, so much so that one barely notices the dark malt in it. They should try fermenting this thing!

Bottle. Pours a black color with a tan head. Sweet malty caramel aroma. Very sweet malty flavor with hints of chocolate and caramel. Sweet malty finish with no bitterness in the aftertaste.

Bottle: Dark brown, nearly black, large foamy beige head, spotty lacing.   Cracker jack aroma, more like cracker jack box aroma.   WOW, this is by far the most artificially sweetened beer I have ever had.   Slight malt base, a touch roasty, but doesn’t really resemble a Schwarzbier.   Very sweet from start to finish, but it is not cloying.   Body and mouthfeel are okay, but somewhat sticky from the sugar.   Finish is the same as everything else, extremely sweetened.   Hard to finish.

Beer 15 Brazil trip, last one consumed in country, while getting packed. Black, coffee-like apperance. Sweet chocolate aroma and flavor. Maybe the steady stream of pale lagers finally got to me, but I found this to be pretty good, if overly sweet. Not bad really.

dark brown, medium tan head that quickly reduces to bubbles, not much lacing. aroma of dried fruit, some sweet note. nothing in the look or smell prepared me for the overwhelming sugariness of the flavor. medium bodied, cloyingly sweet finish. sampled this at The Colonial Grill, Rua Barreto Leme, 1900 Campinas - SP, Brasil