Estrella Damm Daura (Apta Para Celíacos)

Brewed by Damm
Style: Specialty Grain
Barcelona, Spain

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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At an Mitra buikslotermeer Amsterdam, bottle 330ml, pale, medium head, sweet and most tasty like asian and other ricey ones, a bitter skunky smell but only the sweet ricey taste like babi pang gang beer.

33cl bottle. Pours golden with steady bubbles and a decent head.. Nose of pale malt and delicate herbs. Taste of lemon pie and some sort of petrol/oil note on the end. Palate is light to medium in s.and texture with a clean finish. Overall, a solid enough lager.

This is a lager. There are many lagers like it but this one is mine. It also is not too bad. Bottle from Mitra Roden.

Pours a crystal clear golden yellow with a medium lasting white head with some light lacing visible. Aroma and Taste is fruity, grainsm grassy with some malted barley and light bitterness. Palate is a light crisp body with moderate carbonation. Finishes with some fruity, grainy and light grassy notes and light bitterness. Did not know this was gluten free until after I had it, but overall an ok, slightly crisp lager,.

Pours a clear yellow with a rapidly diminishing white head. Aroma is grainy and skunky. Taste is not as bad, as it has some caramel tastes. Lots of carbonation and foam when drinking. It is neither crisp nor refreshing. More of a chore to drink.

Pours a clear, light straw with no real head at all, despite the fact that it has fairly high carbonation. The aroma is of slightly skunked oatmeal (despite the fact that it was in a brown bottle) with minimal hops. The taste, likewise, is of skunk and light, fairly bland, vegetal malt with a light hop finish (cluster hops? Something along those lines). Not horrible, but not worth the upcharge that this beer sells for.

Had no idea this was gluten free when I bought it. Just needed Spain is all. One finger whitenhead. Body is crystal clear with tons of bottles coating glass. Pale yellow color. Very corny aroma. If in a blind test would think it’s a bad Czechvar by its aroma. Flavor pretty much follows suit. When you take into account it being gluten free it is passible.

Bottle @ home. Pours clear pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma of malt, straw and light dusty. Taste is sweet malt, grain, corn, light straw. Thin body, lively carbonation. 240412 ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Golden yellow colour. Aroma of bread and wood. Taste starts sweet and finishes dry. I’m sure glad I’m not a coeliac.

Picked this up at Bert’s Better Beers for $1.75. Best by 09/2012. Stuck it in the fridge and poured into a Chimay Glass.

A - Looks like a PBR

S - Smells like Schlitz Beer

T - Tastes like High Life and PBR hooked up and added some honey and brown sugar with some better roasted barley.

M - 50/50 carbonation, light bodied, roasted and dry finish.

O - For a lager that’s mass produced, it’s alright. Any warmer than fridge temp and it would be undrinkable.

BOTTLE: White head atop a clear yellow pour. Faint aroma of grain. Taste has a hint of sweetness but is also a bit sour. Foamy mouth feel and a bit of a dry finish. This beer is Gluten Free