Superior

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

Bottle from a store in Cozumel. Pours typical Mexican beer refuse- light yellow, highly carbonated, and little head. Agua no es purificado. Aroma is popcorn and little else. Tastes like corn syrup. Mouthfeel is abhorent. Eh, it’s another rating.

20 pesos, purchased @ a roadside beer store in the Yucatan from a one eyed man. Beer wise there is nothing going on here, flat unattractive beer with no flavor.

Similar pale lager to Dos Equis Amber and Corona and quite refreshing if ice cold. I enjoyed this, but that might have been just because it was a change from the Dos Equis I consumer at my resort?

Bottle purchased at a tienda in Playa del Carmen. Light golden hue; headless. Light, watery, fizzy and cloying texture. Very herbal; somewhat vegetable-like, with a mild bitterness. Dryish finish. Bland and off with disturbing flavors.

Golden coloured. Very standard pale lager. A bit grainy and corn flavor. Not special.

One more pale lager that I came across in a tiny beer vendor on the Playa del Carmen strip. Again, average pale lager character in every respect, but made more enjoyable by drinking it in country.

12oz bottle in Costa Maya, Mexico. Pours a light amber color with a white fizzy head. nose is grainy malt, light sugary sweetness. Lite fizzy palate with some more grains flavors, straw and hay, light bitter finish.

Pale golden, minerally sulfury aroma. Cleanish, corny beer, light on the tongue. Not horribly objectionable, but I’m not going out of my way to find it, either.