A very pleasant suprise in Granada. Hoppy flavour, bitter end - nothing extraordinary - but the strong herbal notes in flavour make it very intrugining, especially considering that it’s a Spanish lager. Kinda reminiscent of Sam Adams, thought not that complex. Very good still, gotta try more at home since it’s available.

Pale yellow pour with little head. Grainy hoppy and slightly bitter. Boring. Go for its Reserva big brother.

<i>canned; courtesy of Antonio Rey Ruiz</i> - translucide and bright golden colour with a little white foam; nice lace; mellow nose of butter and corn; watery and tasteless palate, no bitterness and a shy corny aftertaste - close to water

brownish shade of golden with a white head and lasting ring &#40;i drink fast&#41;. the nose is quite grainy with notes of honey, caramel, earth and a touch of spice. a bit sweet for the lack of a payoff... taste is vegetal, grass, skunky hops and a spicy-ish finish which lingers into the aftertaste. light body is possibly medium from the sugar. also, an acidic mouth feel.

sweet flavor. some of the aspects of english beers like carling in this one, even though it is spanish. taste is corn, sawdust, spices. one of the smoother beers from spain.