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Conduct your ordinary mash at about 152°F (67°C)—low-temperature mashing doesn’t seem to do much here, in my experience, despite what conventional wisdom suggests. …
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Second, let’s revisit our stereotypes: craft brewers have embraced Mexican lager and are making some really incredible versions of it, and there’s no reason you shouldn’t, too!
Both of these malts give off a pale and light color and even a bit of sweetness in the case of Two Row malt. If you can find one, you can also use German Pilsner malt, which is great if you want your Mexican lager to be sweeter with a bit of playfulness as this malt gives the beer a much sweeter flavor with pleasant notes of honey.
Just when your Mexican is ready to be bottled, lower your temperature, almost freezing the beer. Hold it there for 24 hours. This is so that the beer would come out even clearer, which is the Mexican lager’s iconic look. After that, your beer is ready to be kegged. Then, we carbonize.
The Mexican style lager features a clean and smooth taste on the palate with an unrestrained bite. As for the aftertaste, you can still feel the light hops and malt on your tongue. The alcoholic content of this beer is usually between 4.5 and 5.5 percent. It’s not surprising that the best food pairing for Mexican lager is Mexican food.