Estrella Damm

Pale yellow pour. Harsh monotonal start leads to grainy watery finish. Not special.

12.05.2007, 0,33l Bottle. The colour is pale yellow. Aroma and texture is weak, taste unforgetteble.

0.33 l can brought from Barcelona by a friend, great thanks Mike! It poured golden body with bigger compact head that slowly gone down. Nice. Scent of lemony hops start to break through that head first, then some honey malt begin to be dominant. Nothing special, but still OK. Then I’ve tasted it...some ugly bittersourish hops are combined with malts, leaving a bit of cardboard aftertaste. It’s pretty watery as well, but quite lot carbonated, which is also seen while pouring it into glass. Finish was better than flavor, short, slightly dry but very boring. Just another macro in a row...forgettable.

500ml can.
Clear yellow beer with a foamy white head. Malty sweet and grainy aroma. Watery beer with a slightly sour flavour of weak malts and mild hops. Not a big fan of this one.

Pours a clear pale yellow with white foamy head. Grainy sweet aroma. Some skunk in flavor with a light pine hop bitterness. Almost like a pilsner? Watery thin and medium low carbonation. Very sessionable, but not a great beer.

No 563
Rated: 08.09.2008
Bottle brown, 330 ml
Appearance: Pours pale, opaque, yellow body with micro sediments floating in the body texture, saturation is poor, carbonation is weak, head gives no lacing, is snowy white, foamy to frothy in texture, initially medium to small in size, later on decreases to a very small froth floating on the body surface.
Aroma: Very gnetle, mineral, slightly milky, whipped cream, very weak, almost non - existant, gently flowery - grassy hoppy faint touch, some notes of cereal, minerality. QUite inviting.
Flavour: Front is very soft and wattery with lively carbonation on palate, mineral pronounced notes, surprisingly positive, noble hoppy notes but still faint, pale slightly thin grains, sour but rounded by malty - corny sweetness, notes of pop - corn. Finish duration is medium.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is lively, finish feel is sour, salty, grainy, moderate to highly astringent, a bit dull and chalky. Thin brew.

Light yellow color, thin white head. Surprisingly left some lacing Little to no aroma. A slightly sweet and spicy american macro is what this really is. Smooth with a slightly spicy bitter finish.

Enjoyed this beer quite a bit when I was in Spain. Poured a light gold into the glass with a small white head. Aroma was corny and sweet. The beer was light and refreshing but still had a nice flavor to it.