Carta Blanca

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

Tastes very clean and crisp - almost like lemon dishwasher detergent (you be the judge if that’s a good thing.) Don’t know where the "blanca" (white) comes from - it’s not a weiss, there’s not much head (definitely no white head) and the beer is golden amber. This beer did come in handy to counter some very spicy beans dip I was having, but I wasn’t impressed with anything else.

NOt bad, I don’t know why some people dislike it, it’s good while hanging with friends and can be great if you prepare it with salsa and lemon juice.

Crystal clear, yellow lager with a large, frothy, white head. Nondememo and fizzy, but in a brown bottle it’s not lightstruck. Goes well with Mexican food. Add lime and it tastes like lime. ’Nuff said.

Poured with plenty of head but this soon disappeared with very little remaining. Taste was as mild as any beer I have ever sampled. Nonetheless, it was a nice beer. Not much flavor, but other than that there were few negatives. What little taste offered by this beer was pleasant. It just could have used more of it.

Light Gold Coloring. Some Corn..Grain...The Lime Didn’t Even Help on This One.....If you love Life and Beer, STAY AWAY!!!!

Evenly sloppily poured, the head disappears as soon as it forms. Pale yellow color with an aroma of corn mixed with the malt. Low on flavor and body. Nothing much here.

Large head that dissipates quickly. Smooth, goes down very easily and is great for the style. Just not all that good either. Easy finish is great for drinking outside.

The head disappeared awfully fast, and it looked more like piss than beer. The flavor wasn’t too bad. Some corn and malt flavors. Couldn’t taste the hops. Overall below average.