Skol Beats

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

Same thing as Normal Skol but with higher Alcohal content. Nice thick head and golden color. Beer was put out in conjuction with a Rave called SKOL beats in order to appeal to the younger crowd of Brasil. Good beer but stick to Normal Skol its cheaper and tastes the same to me if not a little bit lighter. Take my adivce and stick to regular Skol.

Skol Beats is a new pilsner marketed to the hip, young crowd in Brazil. It's nothing new - a typical Brazilian pilsner with a higher alcohol content. Not my style but it's very refreshing when you're sitting on the playa. Eu bebo maitas cervejas a la playa.

can, 26.9 cl, thanks rune’s fiancee. clear yellow, small thick white head. aroma is sort of bitter, slightly sweet. flavor is sweetish, mild, faint fruits.

The classic "liquid bread". average, fizzy, white initial head. good lacing. mostly diminishing longevity. clear, thin, light yellow body. aroma: light bread, moderate hoppy and dough. initial and final flavors: light bitter; short duration. palate: light body, watery texture, lively carbonation and metallic finish. tastes and smells like white bread. if on the one hand it does not present many qualities, on the other hand, it does not present the flaws other Brazilian Pale Lagers do, such as sourness and oxidation. Much more balanced than its older sister Skol. 4s

Bottle. The same thing like a regular Skol, but with a little more alcohol. Nice design bottle and a little more soft and expansive than regular skol. :-p

Can 26,9 cl. Courtesy of Pinball. Clear golden with a dense white head. Lightly malty nose. Medium body, sweetish malt and brewing cereakl. No bitterness. 190209

Almost the same taste os the regular Skol, but more lighter, more wattery and more alcohol. Looks better in the bottle because of the very beautifull bottle that looks like a dancing woman body. But instead of beeing a better beer than the regular Skol, it’s worse.

26.9 cL can, courtesy of Pinball. Pours clear and pale yellow with a fully gone head. vague aroma of corn and slight grassy note. Sweet cornish and mild malty base flavoured. Light to no bitterness into the finish.