Palma Louca

Brewed by FEMSA Cerveja Brasil
Style: Pale Lager
Jacareí (SP), Brazil

Bottle. Yellow and clear in color with no head. Corny vegetable aroma. Lemony aroma. Ok beer.

Bottle. Yellow with a small head, even poured into a wine glass. Taste is some corn first then some lemon. Not the worst beer in the world and worth a once.

I don’t understand the drastically low scores. Pours a nice light gold. A little malty sweetness on the palate and has a great mouthfeel. Nothing tremendous but sure not deserving of the really low scores.

Don’t drink a stout or an IPA before you sample this beer. It is a boy among men. An aroma of corn and paper. A light watery gold pour with a decent head and lacing. Not alot of flavor but enough of a slight sweet maltiness with a decent finish, not bitter not sour. A tad watery and fizzy on the palate. Not a really bad pils. If cold I think they would be easy to knock out. I drank it at about 55 and it still didn’t have off flavors.

Pretty bland on all counts! Lacks colour (OK, it’s a "pale pils"!) has no aroma, and there’s next to no flavour. A sort of Brazilian Bud I suppose!

Barely noticeable aroma with a mass-produced american pilsner character. No head. Apple juice color. Sweet flavor with decent carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel with lightly hopped finish. This is an average beer at best. I guess I need to stick to Schwarzbiers when drinking from Brazil!

Not bad for what it is, I suppose. Poured a transparent yellow with a half-inch white head. Aroma is subtle, sweet and malty. Flavor is very sweet corn, grass, malt, very light on the hops. Refreshing, despite being nothing special.

(bottle - 12 oz) Light yellow color with a thin layer of bubbly white foam. Aroma is light but more on the sweet side than bitter and grassy. Flavor is very light and refreshing with lots of corn, dry and stale hops, and a finish that’s very clean. Good warm weather beer.