Today, I am reviewing the “Most Interesting Man in the World’s”
favorite beer…Dos Equis. For all you
non-Spanish speaking people out there, including me, Dos Equis literally means
two x’s in Spanish. After all the advertising
on TV I am thoroughly hoping for a little more than the typical American Adjunct
Lager.
Appearance- Dos Equis is literally perfectly transparent. It has a straw color to it with a decent
amount of carbonation. With an
aggressive pour into a American Adjunct Lager glass a 1.5 finger head appears
and disappears within about thirty seconds and there is not any lacing on the
glass
Smell- With my first few sniffs of this beer I can strongly
detect a lot of rice in the making of this beer. After I get passed all of the grainy/rice
smell, I really can detect a certain sweetness almost like a natural sugar
smell.
Taste- Well, not much of anything. I hate to compare my beer to others, but it
tastes like a Budweiser or a regular American Adjunct Lager. I expected something a bit different from a
Mexican beer. It is overwhelming
amounts of rice right off the tongue, with a sweet aftertaste. The aftertaste actually makes it worse I
think which is usually not the case for me.
Finally, I do sense a bit of
skunkiness, probably because of the green bottle.
Mouthfeel- Very very
light. Without the taste, I would say it
is as close to water as it gets without being a light beer. Highly disappointed for this "specialty
lager"
Overall- Really, after all of the fantastic advertising and
cost of this beer I would have expected it to be a bit better. I really could not tell it apart from a
regular macro brew. I would not
recommend this to anyone, ever. CHEERS!
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