Estrella Damm

Can [500ml]. Pours a clear bubbly pale yellow-gold with an average size fizzy white head. Aroma’s a bit skunky (even from a can?) along with some light grassy hops, corn and sugary sweetness. Watery flavour (not much flavour either) of light grassy hops, mild malt, sugar and a short, light bitter finish -- there’s nothing bad here at least. Light bodied. Aroma’s not great and the flavour’s dull -- meh.

Bottle. Just another boring pale lager. Light floral aroma. Sweet taste with a bit of redeeming bitterness at the end. Palate is thin and watery. Yellow in colour, with a white lasting head.

Bottle. No smell. Bitter. Apparently Spain is worse than Mexico in terms of brewing.

This bottled brew from a bottle shop poured a large sized head of foamy finely sized white colored bubbles that were mostly lasting and left behind a transparent typically carbonated light yellow-orange colored body and a thick foamy lacing. The aroma was malty astringent and grassy. The semi-flat mouth feel was weakly tingly at the start and at the finish. The off-tasting semi flat flavor contained notes of malt and soft hops. A horrible one that I would not buy again.

Draught at a pub, called Bakabaka Cave at Santa Ponza, Island of Mallorca. Poured golden with a minimal but delicious head. Bready malt aroma with a light sourish yeast, fine moderated hop taste.. Correct flavor of a lager beer with bottom yeast character, balanced hop. Not an exciting one, but correct beer.

Bottle-Not half bad. Skunky aroma with a small base of hops. Pours with a foamy head and a medium amount of carbonation. The taste included some malts, easy drinking. Decent enough. Produce place, 1.49

Great name. Very pale pour with a ridiculous head. Hoppy scent immediately upon opening. Musky skunky. Not a bad flavour at all. I’m surprised and impressed. Some body too it. Still a ’euro pils’ but a nicer one.

A surprisingly refreshing lager. Crisp., slightly malty with a bitter finish.