Los Imperiales
Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company

Poured from the Imperial Pint can (19.2 fl oz) into a tankard. Nice white 3 finger head topped a light golden yellow body of beer. Minimal lacing as the beer is consumed. Aroma is mild, just a hint of lime. First sip has that adjunct lager flavor, slightly sweet, with that imperial abv kicking in quickly, with the taste of lime in the background. It was a warm day when purchased, and the mouthfeel was good as I drink this baby down quickly, quenching my thirst. Adding a slice of lime would enhance the limited lime flavor added to the beer. Greater Good has produced very fine imperial beers, and this one of them.

Advertized as an Imperial Mexican Lager with lime.

Decent starting head but it fades quickly, leaving only an occaisional spot on the glass. Nearly clear, the liquid is light gold in color.

Mild, mostly pale malt aroma. There is a faint tartness. It might be the lime but without the hint on the can I would never guess.

Crisp and thin bodied with a higher carbonation level. This fits the profile nicely. Again, it's mostly pale malt, but here the lime is distinctive enough to be identifiable. There's a light bitter finish, but mostly it's the lime in the aftertaste. Overall, the beer does what it is set off to do. If you like a souped up Corona with slice of lime, you'll like this beer.