Estrella Damm

It pours a golden color with a lot of carbonation. A thin white head. A thin scenting and tasting beer. Grainy in both areas. I didn’t like it, but for a Lager it was ok.

Typical comercial lager aroma. Yellow with a green tint of color. Thin head that dissapates. Grassy, grainy flavor , slightly lemony.

Pours a clear golden amber with a thin white head - nothing special, but not off-putting. Aroma is richly malty and has a strong fruity component to it. Flavor is mainly malty and has traces of apple and cherry and is rather sweet. Texture is very smooth and somewhat thick, fizzy and lively. Not great, but worthy of a try.

Tap (more than once) in Barcelona, Spain.
Pours pale golden with a small, staying, frothy, white head. Aroma has hay, maize and general sweetness. Medium carbonation, a bit weak mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet and grainy, some maize. Subdued grassy notes and citrusy hops. A bit too sweet, but not all bad.

Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma is skunky hops. Flavor is grainy, fruity, malty with a nice bit of hoppiness.

Pours pale gold, filtered, pasturized euro lager. Weak nose, Decent hop bite in flavor but thin body and too fizzy. Totally forgettable. I have to wonder why the government beer monopoly wastes precious limited cooler space on mundane foreign imports like this when it’s hard to get the decent Miro beers from other Provinces imported.

Noticable skunk in the aroma that is subdued in the taste at least. Not terrible, but definitely nothing special.

Had this beer at our local Friday happy hour hub, Rumba Cafe. Very smooth and good beer with a buttery flavor. Nothing entirely special but also nothing that is forgettable.