Not that I do not like Panama beers and I really do but this is great news for beer lovers. Eighteen brands of beers from Puebla, Mexico, are expected to start selling their products in countries in the region in December.
It is expected that starting from December several brands of craft beers manufactured in Mexico will be sold in Guatemala, Honduras and Panama, as a result of the efforts in trade fairs organized in recent years.
Eleconomista.com.mx reports that “… Some of the participating brands are Homer, Myrra, Bambusa, Dunkel Weissbier and Cerveceros Artesanales Poblanos Caseros, Saga, Mariquita, Cerveza Licha, and Tehuacan, among others. ”
Miriam Jiménez García, producer of the crafe beer Myrra , added, “… This is not about creating a unique label among all firms, but each carrying their own products to be sold through retail stores or find direct distributors. “
Source: eleconomista.com.mx
That is wonderful news! Is there an amber ale in there? Let’s face it, if you are used to U.S. microbrews, Panama beers are crap, though thankfully not as bad as Miller and Bud.