Mexicana Day of the Dead Beer Death Becomes You

Mexicana Day of the Dead Beer Death Becomes You

Bottle: Filtered

Amber Ale

Abv ranges from 5.5 to 6.15%

Ingredients: Malt: 2 row, 6 row, chocolate, caramel; Perles, Cascade, Magnum hops

Nice copper colour with a creamy head. It is a rich pleasant ale perfectly balanced between soft toffee and caramel notes and a floral-hoppy bitterness. It has a semi-dry finish with subtle coffee notes.
2.9
201 reviews
Tecate, Mexico

Community reviews

3.2 Bottle. A bargain at £2.70. Pours copper with broken off white lacing. Aroma is caramelized malts with toffee bread notes. Taste is medium sweet to bitter. Palate medium bodied average carbonation oily feel and bitter finish. It's most remarkable feature is we live in a world where I can buy a Mexican beer in JDW more reliably than a Surrey one.
2.9 330ml brown bottle, filtered, from Beers Of Europe. 6.15% abv. A malt focused beer, attractive soft toffee sweetness, just enough hops to balance out the gentle sweetness. A pleasant drinkable beer, though lacking in depth and character.
3.3 Stærk, let karamel, spiced Rom. amber, clear, tan, let liggende foam, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, holder sig en anelse tilbage i sidste del af smagen medium body, slick feel, average carbonation, long karamel finish,
2.9 Bottle from Saveur bière. Com. Ámbar color, off white head. Bread, malts, mild bitterness. Not crazy
3.9 30-08-2017; bottle; at home (bought at Saveur Bière, as part of their August discovery box). The looks of the beer are very nice. The color is a dark coppery red/brown. The beer has a dark amber glow. It is crystal clear. The smell of the beer is great. I like it. There is a nice rich sweet maltiness, which is very clear and present. I smell lovely clear caramel, some nice syrup, a touch of chocolate, red fruits, some almonds. I like it. Besides this there is a nice touch of hops, giving some bitterness there. Nice, and quite rich. I like it. There is also a nice roasted touch of chocolate and coffee, giving just a twist to the beer. Nice. The taste of the beer is lovely. The taste of the beer is also very nice. There are loads of sweet malts, with hints of syrup and caramel. There is a nice bitter roasty touch of chocolate and coffee. The hops aren't to strong, but give just a nice bitterness to the beer, and a nice fresh slightly sour touch. The beer is well balanced. I like the clear roasty and chocolate touches, which are a nice addition to the sweet caramel touches. There is also a nice slight touch of liquorice. The palate of the beer is nice. The body is medium, with a nice smooth body and medium carbonation. The finish of the beer is nice. Nice malts, chocolate touch and some nice bitter and fresh hops. The finish of the beer is of nice length. I like the beer. Not bad, I'd like some more of it.
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4.9 Amber ale de 5,5 % abv et 30 ebu, avec orge à 2 rangs et 6 rangs, malt choco. Grains sélectionnés, nous dit le brasseur, on en est fort aise … Houblonnage en perle, cascade et magnum. Malheureusement la bière est pasteurisée, mais elle n’en semble pas pénalisée .. quelle chance !! Mon exemplaire était à 2 mois après sa date. Couleur ambré roux cuivré, à la clarté nette. Bulles fines, vives. Mousse qui est un nappage à fins flocons, stable à 2 mm. Arômes de pomme rouge, malt cara, pointe de miel, chicorée. 1ère bouche bien souple, à la très belle entame malt cara/houblon/épices. Arrière-bouche très équilibrée, longue, fine. 2ème à la très belle fusion des saveurs. Arrière-bouche où la pointe de miel est très élégante. 3ème à la belle progression et de très beaux malts. Arrière-bouche avec un ensemble épices/baies très intéressant. La longueur trouve encore du très beau malt, des baies, de l’amertume adaptée au genre. L’assemblage est très beau. Jambes huileuses, longues. Levure un peu résineuse, belle ligne. Alcool très bien pour le sujet du jour, il fait son travail de soutien de l’ensemble. Finale qui répond à ce beau challenge CONCLUSION : on est surpris par les belles qualités de cette amber. Inutile de dire qu’elle est amplement sous-estimée sur ratebeer !!! De là à dire qu’il faudrait la laisser vieillir un peu pour trouver sa vraie valeur, ce n’est pas impossible … Les bières nous réservent tant de surprises !!
2.9 Drunk at the Cricketers in a glass from the bottle. Not a good beer. Bad aftertaste.
3.1 Much better than expected. Genuine flavour depth & good richness for a sub 6% beer. Bock like funky red fruits and chocolate. Good value @ 160 baht and I gotta say I’m a little surprised at the 25% style ranking.
2.9 BB 10-11-17. Poured a translucent dark amber with a one- to two-finger off-white frothy head that retained very well and laced OK. Carbonation high, lively and fine. Aroma strongly of sweet caramel. Taste of sweet caramel with very low bitterness; very rich and sweet. Light to medium body. Smooth with a lingering sweet finish.
2.9 Bottle. Clear amber color white head. Caramel aroma. Sweet caramel taste. OK
2.9 Bottle from Maximarkt: Amber color, off-white head. Flavor is sweet, caramelic, light roasty, light notes of chocolate.
2.9 Bottle from Booths, Media City. Dark amber with a thin head. Bitter in the main with a slight tanginess, with a hint of toffee and fruit.
2.9 Bottle from Auchan, Luxembourg. Pours amber brown with a lasting off-white head. Aroma of toffee, malt, and molasses. Medium plus sweetness, light bitterness. Medium body, slight sticky texture, average carbonation.
2.9 Bottle @ Luxembourg hotel room tasting. Nice head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are caramel, dried fruits, hops, toffee and malt. Sweet finish.
2.9 Bottle split at the Indian Brewery, Bingohame, 04/02/17. Clear amber to orange with a decent light beige head. Nose is biscuit, toffee, light hop presence, spice trail, toasted grains. Taste comprises sweet malts, toasted brown bread, brown sugar, biscuit crumble, fruit esters. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with light hop bitterness. Par for style.
3.2 Bottle at Junker and Bar, Bangkok. Poured a clear medium amber with a broken white head. The aroma is toffee caramel malt. The flavour is moderate sweet light bitter with a smooth rich sticky toffee apple sweet malty palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Nice to try but too sweet all round for a session.
2.4 Bottle Share at Indian Brewery Tap with thanks to Fiona 4th Feb, Poured Clear Amber with lively off white head. Aroma is a bit sulphuric Taste is a sweet malt caramel mix, Not great.raisin,
2.4 Bottle at Indian Brewery thank to Fiona; clear amber pour with a bubbly beige head, aroma has wet leaves and caramel, taste is sweet and malty.
3.2 Clear red/ochre liquid, small head. Sweet aroma of malt. Light body, average carbonation. Taste is quite sweet.
2.0 Amber colored with a small head. Very sweet malty aroma. Taste is artifical sweet. Very strange, muffy aftertaste...
3.2 Bottle, 33cL. Home. A sparkling brown mahogany beer with a medium white head ; average retention. Roast, light caramel, herb, citrus, red berries, flower. Light sweet, light to medium dry bitter refreshing. Light to medium body, thin texture, soft carbonation, fruity toffee refreshing finish. Overall, enjoyable.
3.0 Bottle. Blackbird, Edinburgh. Pours light almond brown with no head. Scent seems like lager yeast. Taste is medium Amber ale with notes of nuts and resin. Quite plain but not without interest. Medium body. Finish is a bit bitter. Very good.
2.8 Bottle. Amber colir with creamy beige head. Aroma is toffee, cardboard, bready, tangy. Taste is toffee, some berries, a bit more cardboard, bready, again quite tangy, maybe some dirty diapers. Low carbonation, slightly watery mouthfeel. Not excellent, but quite drinkable - the taste is weird, but interesting.
3.6 Bottle from the Standing Order. Appearance - amber to brown with a nice fluffy head. Nose - toffee, biscuits, a hint of red fruit. Taste - more red fruits, with redcurrants. Palate - close to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a long dry finish. Overall - good stuff.
3.2 Bottled0,33L. Dark orange color, limpid and poor bubbly aspect with discreen bulky head. Soft woody and soft caramel aroma, notes of alcohol, yeast and dried malt. Equilibrate prickly mouth, good alcoholic and roasty malt perception. Medium bitterish and ashed final.
3.3 Appearance: clear Amber with off white/almond foam. Aromas: butterscotch malt and candied fruits, with hoppy herbal undernotes. Palate: smooth with medium body, taste: very hoppy, with a nutty taste like walnuts cashews and almonds. Overall- more hops than expected! But glad I tried.
3.6 Clear amber brown color with weak tan foam. Aromas of fresh orange, citrusy and sweet of caramel. Pleasant. Palate, medium body with thick and smooth texture leaving long lasting bitter finish. Taste sharp of herbal hops, orange pips developing into herbal bitterness. Overall, a very pleasant and nice amber ale, rather herbal I would say fun to try and to enjoy!
3.2 German feeling amber with light toasty and herbal classic hop. Thin but still quite pleasant to drink. Simple aftertaste, decent flavour overall. Didn’t know what to expect, but enjoyed it enough. (33cl bottle from
3.7 Bottle. Brown with a small head. Quite poerful with low carbonation. Some maltiness. Weird but interesting taste.