Sol (Mexico)

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

[Sampled in 2002 at Tortilla Flats with Tina.] Nice people and nice beer served in a glass from the freezer on a hot day. It was like water to the spicy mexican food. Good, but nothing else.

bottle. a lovely golden color with a thin white head. not much aroma to speak of. very crispy feel in the mouth. tastes clean with a bit of banana flavor. not bad on a hot day.

The bottle looks not too bad, but no labels, everythink printed on the bottle. Aroma like lemon. Tastes very fruity, but also dry. I didn’t like it.

Bottle shared with Hogtown Harry and Blankboy, Blankboy’s big ass quart clear bottle. Very light yellow, medium white head. Skunky light malt aroma, thank you clear glass. Horrible taste - all skunky malt, corn. Awful, made the LoneStar we had earlier seem like a Fullers Vintage Ale.

12 oz. glass glass bottle- color of bright gold, with a medium white colored head - nose of light grass oats, and sweet – taste of citrus mainly lime zest, and watery - body is nonexistent thin and weak, and with low carbonation – aftertaste is not there , and semi-lingering

[736-20071002] 330mL. Wet grain aroma has mouldy hay brewery notes with some corn. Clear, yellow orange body with a quick bubbly white head. Vegetable base flavour is lightly skunky. Light body. Tastes better than it smells but clear bottles are a known no-no, c’mon.

Bottle. Pours light yellow with a white head. Slightly hoppy aroma, but mostly cooked vegetables and cardboard. Flavour is cereals. Watery finish, remotely bitter. What crap. 27-12-07.

bought a case for cinco de mayo one year and wasn’t let down....because I didn’t expect it to be good. Light on everything from flavor to finish. poor brew.