Mexican Beer
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Bohemia from Mexico is in my top five of everywhere.
Negra Modelo and Modelo especial I drink a lot too. Victoria has gotten popular in my hood recently but I prefer those three I've been drinking a long time.
Negra Modelo and Modelo especial I drink a lot too. Victoria has gotten popular in my hood recently but I prefer those three I've been drinking a long time.
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Semi-related, there is a Bohemia beer in Brazil. It is awesome and we drank the hell out of it. Unfortunately it is not the same as the Mexican Bohemia beer. And you can't get the Brazil version here.
But you can get cachaca and make caiparinhas, so some consolation.
But you can get cachaca and make caiparinhas, so some consolation.
I was down there for New Years Eve on Y2K. It was a blast. We were only 20 so we went to drink legally in a land without computers.
I don't always drink Mexican beer, but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis. (Stay thirsty, my friends)
Modelo both Negra and Especial are good as well as both Dos Equi Especial and Amber.
I had a beer in England called Desperado's and you would think it was a Mexican beer but is made in France. They sell it in Canada but not the US even though in the end the brewery is owned by Heineken.
I plan on going to the Toledo game next season and might make a side trip into Windsor, Ontario just to buy some.
I had a beer in England called Desperado's and you would think it was a Mexican beer but is made in France. They sell it in Canada but not the US even though in the end the brewery is owned by Heineken.
I plan on going to the Toledo game next season and might make a side trip into Windsor, Ontario just to buy some.
Bought a "Sol" a few weeks ago at the Hy-Vee mix-and-match beers of the world part of the cooler...light, and a good thirst quencher when it's hot. Funny how expensive it is here...it is dirt cheap in Mexico (when purchased at a regular tienda, not at a tourist trap resort).
For a "nice" dark beer, Negra, sà como no. And if I'm not in the mood for a Negra, I'll have a Tecate, por fa.
For a "nice" dark beer, Negra, sà como no. And if I'm not in the mood for a Negra, I'll have a Tecate, por fa.
Only thing more annoying is people posting in said threads about how annoying they are.
You realize you actually have to click on a thread to read it, right? They don't automatically open and force you to read them.
Also, Bye week = threads on more non ISU related stuff.
Victoria is by far my favorite. And if you're into Mexican beers, and remotely into bloody beers do yourself a favor and check into Michaladas! Squeeze half a life into a glass, add Miga sauce or Worcestersire sauce, add about half glass of Bloody Mary mix, fill glass with ice and celery salt, fab of hot sauce and dump in some beer. Refreshing drink this time of year.
There's only thing more annoying is people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about how annoying they are, and that's people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about how annoying they are. Maybe, just maybe, people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about how annoying they are happen to be more annoying than people posting inside threads about people posting in said threads about people posting in said threads about how annoying they are, but it's close.
Another vote for Sol here. And while I'm a it, Corona Extra is the worst. It smells like a giant fart.
Not a huge fan of most Mexican beers, but I do really enjoy Victoria which has recently been introduced to Iowa. What I do find interesting and have enjoyed every time I've had the opportunity to try is island Guinness. Most of the Caribbean islands contract brew their own Guinness. Many of them vary in abv and taste. For example, when we were in Grenada for our honeymoon, they had their own island Guinness. The abv was up around 8 and it tasted completely different from any Guinness I have ever had before. It was much more roasty and tasted more like a nice dark imperial stout than the Guinness I'm used to. Great stuff.
