Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of Ungstrup. Clear yellow with a white head. Aroma of chicory. medium body, a little low in carbonation, very discreet malt base with a little sulphur. Finishes dry with no bitterness whatsoever. 270509

33 cL bottle, courtesy of Ungstrup. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Dry grassy and hoppy aroma. Flat malt flavoured. Light bitter and slight spiced. Grassy finish.

Sample at CPH beerfestival. Medium head with medium duration. Color is pale yellow. Aroma and taste are malt and hops. A bit watery.

EBF09 Bottle. Frothy white fair mostly deminishing head. Pale yellow colour. Light malty and hoppy aroma. cactus/fruity notes. Light bitter not very pleasent flavor. Watery palate.

Clear bottle. Aroma is grassy with weak hops. Yellowish pour, with a small white foamy head that all but disappears soon after it is poured. Flavor is weak malts with a heavy influence of grass. Nearly indistinguishable from any other pale lager.

Bottle as Cerveza Mexicali Beer. Clear bottle. First impression was skunk, but that’s wrong. Second impression is like a touch of English ale (say Tanner’s Jack). Third impression is it is something a bit different. Light golden color, but in some light it goes orangey. The white head was impressive, but left immediately. Medium bodied with near fizzy carbonation. The flavor is decent malt. The hop is hard to pin down, but there is an appropriate level of bitter. The aftertaste reminds of the original Near Beer, but arguably better (that’s based on really old memory). There’s even a slight fruit hint in the finish. Slightly spicy hop. It’s not fair to bad mouth this stuff. A decent pale lager. Something like a really light version of Tanners Jack.

Bottle. Sour corn malt aroma. Medium yellow with large white head. Sweet corn malt flavor - actually a nice flavor. A very nice pale lager - not too sweet, not skunked like many Mexican imports. The best Mexican lager I’ve tasted outside of Mexico. Infinitely better than Corona.