Ska Brewing Company- Mexican Logger: Where is Babe the Azul Buey? Ameri"CAN" Craft Beer Review Month - Day 5
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 6:52PM | by
Wes 
Very few cans can grab your attention like Ska’s Mexican Logger. It is neon green with a chainsaw and a bright yellow lettering. The can looks like a pair of Zack Morris’ swim trunks. It features saaz hops that are very traditional to lagers. Over the last few years beers like Magic Hat’s Vinyl Lager have really helped to open up my mind and perception about what a lager can be. Someone needs to dispel the myth of pilsner piss water that Bud and Miller insist upon perpetuating.
Mexican Logger pours a pale straw/ hay color. It had a paper thin head with an abundance of carbonation. The aroma is crisp and astringent with a sour floral/ citrus nose. It seems to have the “bite and snap” of crisp lager which is impressive since this beer has very little meat on its bones in terms of “body.” It also has a slight creaminess that is detectable on the backside of the scent trail. Overall it is quite intriguing.
Ska has crafted something interesting here; Mexican lager has a pretty enjoyable bite paired with a crisp and refreshing flavor. This is the beer you want to be drinking while playing softball. A lime in Mexican Logger on a hot summer day might help your worries drift off into the sunset. The finish is a little citrusy and creamy while remaining light and delicate. Mexican logger is a very safe and refreshing pick, but it will not appeal to those looking for a strong ale or bitter IPA. However if you have a day planned in the sun, this would be an excellent go to. Mexican Logger just might find its way into my lollapalooza stash this august to bolster my day in the summer sun.
ABV: 4.2%
Consumed: Ionic Pint Glass
Verdict: Buy A Twelve Pact




















