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Modelo Especial Mexican Lager Beer, 24 fl. oz. can, 3 pk.

I don’t like beer at all but modelo is the only beer i can sit there and keep drinking.

influenster.com

Excellent flavor, very crisp. Refreshing after a hot day. A higher scale of beer. Pricey.

I like it has a good taste, the price is affordable

Very good

Constellation Brands

We love Modelo. It’s a great beer and with the lime in there it’s the perfect summer beverage￼

We love Modelo. It’s

This is definitely one of my favorite beer to enjoy on any occasion with family and friends

Perfecta love it use it for drinking and cooking. Like corona better then other brands

Perfecta love it use

One of the best and most smooth beer. Never change the formula or the look. The perfect beer

Beer that rules them all

I kove these when hanging out or eating Mexican food. Great with salt and lime in the bottle

Nice light beer. I wish it had less calories and less of an after taste. The price is reasonable.

Nice light beer. I

Love a modelo, especially in a michelada! Still light but more flavorful than bud light

Love a modelo, especially

Lately I have bought modelo from my local grocery store and the beer tastes like metal. I tried another thinking it was a fluke and it tastes like blood or metal in the beer. I researched it apparently it’s the process of the beer making and the metal piping is so degraded it’s leeching into the beer. 
Modelo is NOT safe for human consumption due to the metal content.

Tastes like metal/blood

Coming from a background in craft brewing, I had previously dismissed Modelo Especial as one of "the usual suspects"...but it was through my sommelier training that I learned to open doors previously closed to food and people pairings. At a recent carne asada, or bbq event, in the Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas, someone gave me a 7oz Modelito served in a tall wine glass. It was delicious and refreshing with a slight bready flavor, as if I were tapping a barrel at the cervecería (brewery) myself. It also positively changed my perspective on the brand after I tasted a few more that day, including a sampling of the mysteriously dark Modelo Negra.