Estrella Damm

500ml can. ABV is 4.6%. Very pale straw yellow colour, big white head. Grass/hay aroma. Taste is slightly grassy, sweet malt, corny. Leafy, grassy aftertaste.

500 mL can. Pale gold with a ring of head. Aroma of straw, mostly. Maybe some corn. Flavour seems off: hay and sweetness. Cardboard and a slight bitterness at the end. The guy who wrote the "Commercial Description" musta been drinking something else.

500ml can from the LCBO. Pours a beauitful straw colour with thick foamy head. Looks good from a distance, and is best kept that way. The aroma is corny, and it tastes......well, it tastes like the can it came in. I couldn’t finish it. First drain pour of 2009. There is a reason Spain is known for wine.

POurs slightly hazy golden color with generous white head. Nose is disappointingly a little vegetal, with a suggestion of pears and an herbal quality. palate is somewhat creamy, crisp, and a pleasantly mild malt focus. Light overall, but that vegetal component comes through and is somewhat putrid.

Light yellow in color Aroma of some malt. The flavor has some corn and ricy notes. A clean taste with some bitter notes. What you ould expect form a pale lager.

500mL can from the LCBO. There was such a staggering amount of this stuff at the store I found it at, I was actually stunned. The LCBO must be one of Spain’s single biggest importers by now, I’m serious. Anyways this thing poured out a pale yellow with a large white fluff, looking highly carbonated. Upon first whiff I get a ton of TIN and metallic hops on top of some corn husks and adjuncty suspiciousness, as well as some wet-dog awfulness. The flavour is mercifully brief, an okay blend of corny malts and minor hoppy dryness, and salt? Weird. Quite fizzy and fleeting on the palate. The flavour is actually far superior to the weird and generally not pleasant aroma. Well I guess it’s somehow important that I got to try a Spanish beer, though I doubt this is the best the country has to offer.

500 ml can from the LCBO. pours pale yellow with a rocky white cap and excellent retention. aroma is of sweet grainy malts and floral hopping. thin rice malt body with more hops then i was expecting. a tin bitter finish. unremarkable lager that would do in most pale lager situations. spain tick!!

Pours a nice pale golden yellow colorwith a thin white head and lots of carbonation. Aroma is very clean, some citrus and straw, but also some pale lager mainstays like corn. Flavor is the same, very clean, if a little on the bitter side. Not bad, not great, just a pale lager.