Carta Blanca

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

Had this bottled. Whatever. Tastes a lot like a lot of other Cervezas that appear to be on the market lately. Somewhat sweeter than most. Bubbly, refreshing especially with hot Mexican foot, and very drinkable.

Color is, well, yellow. No head presence when poured, just some white fizz. Lacked of carbination. smell is mostly faint malt no hop presence. Taste is the same, more malt then anything, very light and clean but no real body or boldness. Feel is light bodied and wet, easy drinker, but passable.

Serviceable with my Mexican food, darkish gold, fair mouthfeel, didn't get too corny late, which surprised me. Aroma was nondescript.

Sparkling straw body with a mostly lasting fizzy, white head. Aroma of light bread, flowers, and dough. Initially sweetness leads to a moderately bitter finish. Dry finish. Very dirty mouthfeel.

The best Mexican beer ever. It's a little better than Dos Equis. Very crisp taste (common for a Mexican lager).

Ok for a Mexican beer. Light, refreshing, hint of corn syrup and a hint of hopps. Not much else here. Head is white and rapidly diminishing.

One of the better Mexican lagers. Much better than Corona. Simple, refreshing hot weather beer. Crispness makes it good with anything spicy. Good beer to wash down carne asada and spicy salsa.

Dinner at the mexican restaurant. Look at all the beer variety! Well not really. There were two kinds basically, Negra Modelo and everything else. This was everything else. A notch above Corona, nothing offensive and a pretty easy drinking lager and not much else. Just toss that lime in there and eat the #14 combo plate with enchiladas and beans and enjoy a good dinner and a fairly decent beer.