Pilsen
Cervunion

Not bad but not a pilsner for sure. It is quite sweet, it is rather something adjunct than an OG pilsener. Had much worse, this is not that bad only that weird sweetness throws it off.

 

Perfection in a bottle. Berracamente paisa

 

Can. 6 months after bb date. From Festival de las Naciones. In Teku glass. Playing Avernum 4. Smooth, soft industrial lager. Not much taste but neither anything disgusting. Just some grassy notes and bitterness

 

Smell is real sweet macro-like extra-light malts, not much hopping, what there is flat bitter. Pours into my free Pilsen mug to a bright yellow with a big bubble head that is quickly gone. Taste is sweet and bitter consistently throughout but dry with a dry sweetness like a pilsener. Mouthfeel is zesty with good but not overly done carbonation. A good hot weather lawnmower beer. High drinkability (if bud light has self-proclaimed drinkability this sure as hell beats that) but taste is basic and not too exciting. Safe to say I'll be filling the free mug with other beer selections, mostly my homebrew.

This is your run of the mill average macro beer. I'd drink this over bud and coors any day. Golden pour with a thick white cap head. Aroma is not strong but some malt, wheat and hops are detected, taste is pretty much the same as the aroma malt, wheat and some hops. Crisp mouthfeel with heavy carbonation. I enjoy this very much especially on a hot day in the Colombian sun checking out all the eye candy walking by you at the local pub, Oh yea.

Like out of the middle of the pile, this beer has nothing to it. Not even the name is accurate, because this is a regular macrolager produced by a brewery recently bought by collosal Bavaria. Pours a regular golden tone with a bit of carbonation and a clearly white head that doesn't fade all that easily and leaves some lacing. The smell, some hops and malts, but slight. The taste, average, has some wheat and malt, a bit of hops but a rather substancial amount of water. Nothing out of the ordinary.