Tecate

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

473mL can: Smells of old socks, corn, metal. Clear yellow, no carb, no head. Taste is boring, flat fermented cornmeal. Water-like feeling going down. This is Mexico’s version of Schlitz. POOEH! *gag*

I got this in a tall boy. That was cool, but the enjoyment stopped there. Typical Mexican beer that even a lime couldn’t fix. One was plenty. On to the tequila!!!!

Can. Medium gold appearance. Off-putting aromas of egg, salt and vegetable aisle lurk on top of your standard lager profile. Light and mildly refreshing, with a cereal beginning and middle, white glue and stale malt middle and cardboard finish. Not recommended.

Great imported pale lager. Way better than the cheap mexican beer/water(Corona). Aroma - virtually none. Appearance - yellow. Flavor - "great imported pale lager".

again another corn mexican lager easy drinking plain blond beer, not offensive and not amazing.

Twist off the lid of this brown 12 oz bottle and you get a clean yeasty wiff of beer. Has a little bit of that industrial malt liquor aroma in there too. Has the appearance of the typical american pale yellow lager. Initial taste is well mannered and gentleman like in courtesy, like a pale lager should be. No bitter aftertaste detected. Good tingly carbonation. Clean and fresh for the most part. No t bad for a pale lager, fits right in to the style. Has a mild industrial feel on the palate that builds with each drink on the finish, but this charactar is not too aparent during the session, only after you have finished. Schmidt’s and Old German are a bit better tasting than this because neither of those two have any aaftertaste. However, this is much better tasting than many offensive cheap pale lagers such as King Lager and City Lager.

12 oz bottle with a factory date code. Pale golden with a fluffy white head.

Aroma is corn, corn and more corn. All it needs is a little butter and garlic salt.

Flavor is pretty much the same as the aroma, a little lighter on the corn flavor, but it’s there. Needs a lime to cut the corny sweetness.

Typical Latin American take on pale lager. Light golden yellow color with a medium white head. Not much taste on its own. Corny malty light flavor. Throw a lime in there to make it drinkable.