Sol (Mexico)

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

Pale yellow see-through, clear, burpy, gross, no talent pale lager! No head. Smells likd corn, brewed with corn obviously, has no hope to prey upon a successful market of stupid Americans, for stupuid Americans, largely have no taste for corn beer. Finsihes like crap, tastes, like shite, why bother even brewing this garbage, the clear bottle gives away all, for brewers that bottle their beferage in clear bottle, clearly do not care about the quality.

Pours with a faint smell that is sour and metallic. Tastes of water and bad malts, not good.

Had a can in Cancun Mexico. The pour was the best part, it’s a soft clear gold colour with a tiny pillow white head. Nose is sour and malt. taste is off-water and malt. It needs salt and lime to be drinkable. At least there wasn’t much of an after taste.

When you have to throw a lime into a beer you know its bad. There is practically zero head... smells like urine and looks like urine. This MUST be cold or else its undrinkable. No palate I basically copied my rating from Corona because if this was poured into a Corona bottle with a lime I wouldn’t know the difference.

0.33L bottle which i was offered and unfortunately i did not refuse, so lets rate... Deep yellow colour, quickly dissapearing head, lively sparkle, overwhelming skunky aroma, no traces of malt in the aroma or taste, probably because there isn’t much of it in the bee, text book fast dissapearing bitterness of mass produced lager. Too much said already.

330ml bottle. Thin, flavourless lager. Lemon-grassy aroma and some oily sweetness in flavour. Lively carbonation. Pale straw body. Quickly diminishing white head. Avoid! (08.03.2008).

Can. Average bubbly white head that mostly diminished. Spare lacework. Clear sparkling body with a pale yellow color. Aroma of grass, cardboard and some hay. Over the palate came light notes of caramel / malty feel. Light bodied with an average carbonation and thin texture. Light sweet flavor with a hint of bitterness. Light malty sweet finish.

It’s not going to be your favorite, but it’s a very nice summer time pale lager. It’s saving grace is it’s crisp mild flavor, with no astringent bitterness. It goes very well with Mexican food, it’s a great complimentary beverage.