mexican style beer in a clear bottle........obviously it’s going to have that Corona Skunk. other than that, not much flavour here, kinda sweet in a corn/grassy kinda way. forgetable.

355 ml can. Pours a pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma of corn and light hops. Flavour is corn and hops with a dry finish. Light body with watery texture and average carbonation.

Originally rated November 2005. Last of my 4 brews for this Tropical Beerfest night. So this one is the only non-Mexican one. Brewed in Canada by Lakeport as a premium Mexican style. Pours a pale yellow, same as Corona. The white head is creamier and the lacing is better than the other three beers tonight. Decent malt scent, much better smelling than the Sol (which had a barn thing to it). Same watery mouthfeel as the others. Good crisp taste of clean mild malt. Quite refreshing and better than all other Mexican brews, with a higher ABV % as well. Note: The recipe has changed since and now it is one of those cheap corn beers, but back in the day - this was pretty good for the price for those who like those refreshing cervezas.

This beer poured a light yellow colour with a bright white head. To the nose was metal, paint thinnerand corn. First taste was watery with next to no aftertaste. Hint of corn and more water with a slight flavour of perfume. The palate is primarily watery light beer.

Bottle: Poured a pale yellow liquid with very little head and a funny aroma (a bit skunky). Taste (for what little taste there is) is all corn and very uninspiring. I don’t get why a Canadian brewery would try to replicate skunky corn beer from Mexico. Do we really need more of those type of beer.

A masterpiece of drinking pleasure. Meant to imitate the great classics from Mexico, and does so admirably.