Corona Extra Mexican Lager Beer Bottle, 330ml (Pack of 18)

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Hidden in the Caribbean Sea, just off the Colombian coast, Corona Island is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and enjoy our beer brewed with 100% natural ingredients.

Subtle flavours and low alcohol intensity means Corona can be overpowered. However, it's fragrant nature and citrus notes, when combined with lime, also make it a great partner for several cuisines: in particular Thai, Chinese and Mexican. The sweetness from the malts is also at the right level to reduce medium heat that can often be found in dishes from these areas. Top 10 Chocolates Top 15 Chewing Gums Kinder’s Product Range Nutella’s Product Range Ferrero’s Product Range Kit Kat Range Cadbury RangeHowever, experts and commentators in the beer industry take another view, highlighting that for all this talk of innovation in beer, the beer itself is not regarded as a quality product for its taste, only as a vehicle for marketing trends to consumers. The launch of AB InBev’s non-alcoholic beer Corona Sunbrew 0.0% has provoked beer industry commentators to respond with their thoughts. Corona Sunbrew 0.0% will first launch in Canada during its darkest season which AB InBev has said it hopes will propel the brand intially before it launches into the UK later this year followed by key markets across the rest of Europe, South America, and Asia.

The unmistakable colour, the one-of-a-kind taste, the unparalleled flavor of relaxation makes it 'la cerveza mas fina', made for gathering with friends. AB InBev will support the launch with a creative campaign that uses appealing visuals from a beach in Costa Rica. Corona's superior taste profile is due to the fact that our brewers take great care to use only the best ingredients available, made with the finest quality blend of filtered water, malted barley, hops, and yeast. Born in Mexico and brought up on the beach, Corona is lighter than traditional beers, with a crisp and refreshing taste. The aroma is fruity-honey with a touch of malt and the flavour is crisp and well-balanced between hops and malt, toward the malt side. According to Brown, the issue with brands trying to hit all trends in one product – wellness, no-alcohol as well as nature and the outdoors – is that people don’t seek all things in one item, instead they seek variation. It makes them feel in control of their lives.Curated by Corona, this sustainable island is single-use plastic free and offers an immersive experience through food, music and architecture. Tierney-Jones added: “It seems to play to people’s gullibility and also the lie we tell ourselves that something is good for us. A bit like meatless burgers that bleed or milk that has never been in a cow. The decadence of too much choice, the softness of rampant and continual consumerism and the desire for marketing and R&D departments to prove their worth. It’s baby food for adults and the continual infantilism of life for ‘Gen-whatever-is-the-latest’.” Award-winning beer writer Adrian Tierney-Jones agreed and stated: : “They (AB InBev) have lost complete sight of what a beer is – the brand is crucial but so is some semblance of taste, even Harp and Heineken ads referred slightly to the taste. This seems Orwellian in that peace is war and a modified beverage is beer. The thing about people wanting to look after their health is that they mainly want others to look after them, otherwise they’d be going looking for other beverages, taking responsibility with exercise, eating well and taking supplements. But this kind of beverage is Nanny taking them by the hand and saying: ‘Everything will be ok if you drink this’.”