Mexican Lager

A clean, crisp, light-bodied lager from Mexico, often with a slightly sweeter malt character and clean fermentation profile. Perfect with lime.

Very low grainy malt aroma with a faint corn or sweet note. Hop aroma absent to very low. Clean lager fermentation. Sometimes a subtle hint of citrus or lime, especially when served with citrus.

Very pale straw to pale gold, 2-4 SRM. Clear to brilliant. White head with moderate retention.

Low grainy malt flavor with subtle sweetness. Very low hop bitterness. Clean, crisp finish. Extremely approachable and refreshing. Slightly sweeter finish than other international lagers.

Light to medium-light body with moderate to high carbonation. Crisp and refreshing. Very smooth. Often served very cold.

Developed by Mexican breweries in the late 19th century by German and Austrian immigrants who brought lager brewing traditions. The style was influenced by Vienna Lager and Czech lager traditions. Modelo, Corona, and Dos Equis Lager became globally recognized brands. Often associated with lime and salt — a serving tradition not part of the original brewing style.

What is Mexican Lager beer?

Mexican Lager — a clean, crisp, light-bodied lager often served with lime. Corona, Modelo, Pacifico.

What is the ABV of Mexican Lager?

Mexican Lager has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 4.0-5.5%.

How bitter is Mexican Lager beer?

Mexican Lager measures 10-20 IBU (International Bitterness Units).

What are some examples of Mexican Lager beers?

Modelo Especial, Corona Extra, Carta Blanca, Bohemia, Tecate