Sol (Mexico)

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

330 ml bottle from the LCBO breakers bin. pours pale yellow with a white head. aromas of pale lager malts. flavours are similar but at least there is some flavour to this one. the adjucts arent screaming through as with other examples of this fine style. not the worst thing you could drink on a hot summer’s eve but i dread to think what i would have rated this in the dead of winter.

Bottle from Kegs & Barrels in McKinney, TX. Pours a clear yellow, white fizzy head. Aroma of faint corn & malt. Flavor of very light corn and malt. Mouthfeel is light, watery, high carbonation.....just another poor quality easy drinking lager....it will quench a thirst though on hot day.

bottle, typical yellow color with sweet flavor and a slightly bitter finish, nothing special

12 oz. bottle. Not much to say here... this is a basic flavorless lager. Like a trendy corona. Both suck.

(bottle) pale gold. Very little aroma. Flavor is weak lager malt, but nothing bad. Body is a bit thin. Really just a generic mass produced pale lager.

Exceptional beer. In my opinion its what Corona was suppose to taste like instead of a skunk fart.

I had several of the beers from the bottle and can while on vacation in Mexico. It is a generic, cheap, mass-produced beer, but not quite as bad as rated here in my opinion. The aroma is corny and grainy, without much malt or character. It has a typical clear gold color with a small, white head. Flavor is mostly bitter, perhaps a bit sour, without any really distinguishing features. Thin and dry on the palate with lower amounts of carbonations.

Pale golden colour. Light sweet malty aroma, notes of corn. Light, watery mouthfeel. Very boring beer, dishwater.