Carta Blanca

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

Pours a clear pale amber with a short lived white head. Aroma is of corn, grains, and grass. Flavor is light and grassy. not bad, but nothing special.

its a mexican beer. nothing to special here. pours out a yeloow color with a larger white head. aroma and flavor grainy.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear yellow pour with a fizzy white head. Aroma is very light with a dry malt and grass hint. Flavor begins clean and lightly malty with a slight crisp note of apple skins and dry grass. Finishes clean and watery and very lightly bitter.

Bottle at Jovita’s. Pours pale yellow with white short lived head, or so I imagine if I actually poured this into a glass... Smell was not of much, but a touch of light malt and watery. Taste was very clean for a pale lager and fairly bland. Very light sweetness and almost non-existant bitterness. Smooth, refreshing and easy to drink without much fuss or flavor.

12 oz bottle. This was terrible. The aroma and flavor were both grainy and metallic. The body was thinner than most (if this is really possible). Not such a good brew.

Pours very clear golden, thin white head. Aroma is rather poor and light with notes of grains. Taste, grainy, hoppy with light pale malts. Sweet and fresh mouthfeel with notes of citrus. Finish is crisp and bubbly.

Slightly bitter...both on the initial taste and the finish. Not very drinkable and I wouldn’t get it again.

Bottle. Poured straight yellow with almost no head. Smells like corn and grain. tastes about the same. very little hop presence. Just very typical Mexican style. Just throw a lime in it, like you would do with any mexican beer, to mask the taste.