Modelo Trigo
Grupo Modelo S.A. de C.V.

Had this on vacation in Mexico. It's a welcome bit of change from the typical pale yellow Mexican lagers that are widely available. There's a noticeable corn element in the flavor that's very unusual for wheat beers, but overall it has more body and character than other options you're likely to find south of the border. It's very refreshing as well, no lime necessary. Salud!

Look - Copper slightly orange color. Colloid particles in beer due to unfiltered wheat style. Medium head retention. Very very slight carbonation in sight.

Smell - Bread and flour. Slight biscuit and toasted bread. Yeast driven aroma; hence, the estery, spicy and a little sweetness from fruit. No aromas from hops.

Taste - Extremely refreshing. Butter and orange flavors. Grains can be perceived, although the beer derives its flavors from yeast.

Mouthfeel - Low astringency and low to medium dryness. Dying short finish, with very mild aftertaste.

Overall - Very unconventional wheat beer. I've never had any other Mexican wheat beers, so it might be the style. Definitely a session beer that can be enjoyed by itself or paired with seafood and oysters. The buttery and orange notes would complement the savory sea element in seafood.

Hazy orange color with a thick head with medium retention.
Mild aroma with notes of bread and orange citrusy with faint cloves.
Likewise, flavor with notes orange juice in box, some herbal notes and white bread. Medium dry aftertaste with a low bitterness.
Light body with appropriate carbonation.
This is a refreshing beer made with some wheat; it does not resemble much of a German Hefeweizen or American wheat, maybe a Witbier. Good for quenching your thirst on a hot day.