Superior

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

Bottle (sampled: Merida 18.2.04)
Pale yellow colour, almost no head. Very light bitter aroma. Starts with some hops, watery tastless finish.

Bottle Weak yellow colour with very small head.Hardly any aroma. Thin waterish flavour, slightly malty and grainy.

Bottle... Limited choices in Cazumel, Mexico. This was one of several pale lagers. Nondescript, but refreshing on a hot, humid day. ’Nuff said!

Bottle. Large fine bubbly white head that mostly diminished. Fair display of lacework in the glass. Clear sparkling body with a yellow color. Aroma of cardboard, grass, straw and dusty like grain. Over the palate comes dry grassy feel. Light bodied with an average carbonation and very dry texture for a Pale Lager I would say. Flavor was light bitter with a hint of sweetness. Light bitter cardboard like finish. Ok in the Mexican sun which by the way is HOT HOT HOT!

It was better than drinking the Polar in Venezuela and the Corona on my balcony.

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.

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.