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Tona Cerveza

May 1, 2007
Reviewers:Roger Protz - Fred Eckhardt - John Hansell

Available: NY, FL, WI, IL, IN, MI, OH, AL, NC, VA, MD, CT, MA, ME, AR, MO, AZ, CA, TX, OK, OR, NV, MT, KS, MN, ND, WA


Pale gold lager from Nicaragua, with a ripe corn and toasted malt aroma that suggests a correct European decoction mash. Rich grain in the mouth is balanced by a “noble hop” grassy and herbal note, while the finish is a fine balance between malt and hop bitterness. An excellent interpretation of traditional Pilsner-style lager.
- Roger Protz
This beer presents a talkative head with a refreshing nose, and very little color. It is a nice refreshing session beer, similar to other good Central American lagers. A good thirst quencher.
- Fred Eckhardt
People could drink this beer on a very hot day to quench their thirst — or perhaps when eating very spicy food, to douse the flames. But I think that the craft beer enthusiast who drinks this beer will find themselves wanting more. There’s a very faint hop aroma and a thin body, with a lightly dry, crisp finish. The beer is named after a Latina girl. I’ll bet she fits into a Size 0.
- John Hansell

Roger Protz
Roger Protz is the author of Complete Guide to World Beer and 300 Beers to Try Before You Die. He is a respected beer authority and editor of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.

Fred Eckhardt
Fred Eckhardt lives, writes about and drinks beer in Portland, OR. He is the author of The Essentials of Beer and Saké (USA).

John Hansell
John Hansell is an equal-opportunity drinker. He writes about beer, wine and spirits. He is the creator, publisher & editor of Malt Advocate, a magazine for the whisky enthusiast.

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