Powderfinger wrote:48straight wrote:One thing I dont like at either property is the beer selection, its horrible.
I cant drink those light, bad tasting beers and I dont like to drink mixed drinks all day because I get a sugar overload. It really ruins the fun, drinking things you dont like all week. The first thing I do when I get home is crack open a nice dark beer. YUUUUUMMMMMMMMM!
I have heard other people bringing their own beers to Desire, but for a resort that is very fine in every other manor, why do they have such an awful beer selection?
Perhaps I will have to stop and buy a few cases of Negro Modello and hide them in my room in order to enjoy drinking at Desire. The 24/7 techno music loop gets old too but that is another story. Other that that I have nothing to complain about.

Last July they had Bohemia Obscura at the swim up bar. Was pretty good....
Thanks Powder, sound at least the Obschra seems to have a rating higher than "Pabst Blue Ribbon" or "Miller Light" type beers served at Desire.
Here is a review:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/57/38284/4/5 rDev +17.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is the prize winner of the Bohemia family in my opinion. It goes down smooth for a 5.5% and leaves your palette clean and ready for more. With its overtones of both caramel and toasted nuts, it combines well with its floral and slight metallic taste. If you enjoy a quality 'indio' (a darkish mexican beer) you need look no further. It has a very sweet scent, but its overall finish is very dry and flavorsome. Anyone whom has experienced their fair share of typical mexican beers knows that this is something that is often lacking. Though this is no craft beer, it hones craft beer elements and can be found in most drinking establishments at a slightly higher price than the usual suspects. I first encountered Bohemia Obscura at La Opera bar in Mexico City and it quickly became my go to beer after a long day. It's taste is far more augmented than the usual suspects over at the 15 peso bars that cloud up high volume areas like centro and zona rosa. Overall, when in Mexico, this is the perfect beer to drink when you are not lazing in the sun on the beach.
A quick observation: i have been told by a friend that Bohemia uses artificial colors and additives in it brewing process and that it will give you rather nasty hangover. Though i can advocate the former to be false nor true, i can say that i have yet to experience any kind of hangover from Bohemia Obscura, even at times drinking more than a dozen in one evening.
Sound like they finish the Obscura the same way they finish Quevero tequila, with Carmel. That would explain why the head does not last. The reason why Quevero Gold gives you an extreme hangover is the sugary Carmel they use to give it the "Gold" color. Stay away from Quevro at all costs unless you want a headache the next day. If you always drink silver tequilas you lessen the chance of a hangover. They taste better anyhow. Only Americans drink Quevro.
Thanks again Powder.
Anybody else buy beer locally and then bring it to Desire?