Beer: Bohemia
Beer Style: German Pilsner
Brewery: Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery
Abv: 4.7
Serving methodology: Bottle poured into a pint glass
Country of Origin: Mexico
Background: Bohemia is my favorite Mexican beer. I sought it ought prior to Cinco De Mayo. Unfortunately, I had to settle for light beer. Yet it was not that bad. Bohemia is one of the best examples of a pilsner to come from our hemisphere. Unfortunately, Bohemia is no longer distributed in my neck of the woods. Thankfully, a neighboring city had a six pack with my name on it.
Taste & Aroma: Wet grains, malt, and hay are the aromas from this beer. Thankfully, unlike Czechvar Bohemia is bottled in a classy brown bottle to keep light away and the beer’s yeast functional. No skunk here! The taste is obviously what always matters in beer and this is a perfect example of a pilsner. A spicy bite is the opener at the first sip followed by a malt middle and a lingering clean finish. This is a pilsner, ladies and gentlemen.
Final Analysis: If I ever see this beer on draught, I am sure anxious to review it. Again, this is a quality beer beyond a shadow of a doubt.
