Estrella Damm

Draught, Ryders Bar. La Duquesa, Spain. Drank this to be polite after having been unwillingly bought a pint, surrounded by dodgy looking brits. As lagers go I suppose its not the worst. Not much of note happening in any department, but it falls into the just about drinkable category. Grainy with a dryish finish. The commercial description is pretty laughable really.

international lager, not the best in the world but better then the most other ones in the same nighbour heasd

Bottle, 4.8%. Clear golden colour. Big white head. The flavour is grainy, quite dry. Not so exciting.

500 ml can from LCBO. Pours golden in colour, with big frothy head. Aroma is mild, slightly sweet. flavour is more noticeable, with a slightly hoppy finish. Carbonatioon is lively, and fine.

A suprisingly smooth, easy drinking pale lager with enough noticeable hops in the aroma and flavor to be enjoyable, yet still stuck in the realm of Euro pale lagers. The aroma has some floral notes, malts, with a bit of bready yeast. Flavor has some light malts, a bit ot metal and a slightly bitter hop finish, rather dry. Pretty nice really.

Bottle. Medium head with medium duration. Color is pale golden. Aroma and taste are malt and hops. A bit acetic.

Pours clear with a tint of yellow, head of soapy bubbles that leaves a small rim, Wife says it smells like Corona, I say some sort of chemical cleaner. Tastes a lot better than it smells, a crisp macro lager that is smooth and refreshing, however not very different from any number of beers. Light bodies, goes down easy, nothing impressive.

Thin, corn, trace of hops. Drinkable, but pretty much a shitty macro-euro-lager. That was fun to write out.