Saint-Laurent Pilsener
Groupe Geloso

 

The color resembled the color spot on a portion of a passed out french-Canadian's trousers. I got this for a buck in the free zone of Colón so maybe it could have been a skunk, but knowing that perfumes are made from skunks I doubt that this would be that case. The taste was god awful. I leave it at that. Mouthfeel was no massage, more like a hard job of blowing air to get the taste out. Eeep, this was not the best thing to import. There must be a correlation of reason as to why it leaves the central north.

 

 

I was so thirsty, I stopped at the grocery store in nowhere land after a baseball game that my kid played. Found this, I said why not knowing that I would be disappointed. Anyhow, here is my review.

The beer is golden color without any head on top of it even though I've poured it very aggressively. The aroma is floral and malty (cereal, rice). Fruity and a little bit thin in the mouth. No bitterness. For a pilsner... I would expect some... at least a little.

Easy to drink, however not pleasant for sipping. Drink as fast as possible. Don't expect more.

Bottle: Poured a dirty beige color ale with a large fluffy head with OK retention. Aroma of overly sweet malt base is gross. Taste is quite a mess with gross notes of sugar with a weird overcooked vegetables aftertaste. I could only drink two or three sip of this strange mix before pouring the beer in the drain. Incredibly bad even knowing who the brewer is.