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There are two Estrella beers, both Spanish. One from Barcelona, the other from Galicia.

The word means star in Castilian.

 

Three actually.


VOL DAMM being the third.

 

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The Spanish term ‘Inedit’ which means ‘Never Been Done Before’ is the given name that graces the label of this delicious brew from Estrella Damm Brewery of Barcelona, Spain. A collaboration between the team at the critically acclaimed elBulli Restaurant and the Brewmasters at Estrella Damm, this beer claims to be the first crafted specifically to be served with food. A skillful blend of lager and wheat ale styles, it uses 100% natural ingredients with a combination of water, hops, wheat, and spices that has yielded a fantastically refreshing and drinkable beer.
The complex aroma with hints of coriander, clove, fennel, ginger, and sweet citrus reminds me of Mom’s fresh baked gingersnap cookies. It has a slightly misty appearance with a great mouthfeel, mild carbonation and a slight creaminess. The well balanced array of flavours flow over the palate, leaving a lingering finish that begs for more. This beer is excellent with oysters, grilled scallops, mixed greens, and balsamic dressings and glazes. It also has the right acidity to enjoy, as a foil, butter and cream sauces or mild cheeses. In fact this well designed beer is very approachable with many foods!
To enjoy at its best, serve in a 300ml (10 oz) white wine glass, fill to just over half way, and leave the bottle on ice after serving. An inexpensive, expert creation that would do Bacchus proud – Magnificent!
Serving: 750ml black glass bottle
ABV: 4.8%
Best Served: 4-8° C

@Chief

£9.99 A BOTTLE ON AMAZON.

 

Is this now the ale drinking beards thread?

 

It is many things to many people.

 

That's great, NSS. Now, what about those lying bastards in that Portuguese bar?

 

Idiotas.

 

The sake wasn't Portuguese either.

 

Vol damm is Estrella damm of Barcelona!...

 

I'll look out for that over here!

The word Inedit is actually from French. Although as Barcelona is the heart of Catalonia, and there are many words the same in both languages, it could be Catalan too.

 

Looked good until I saw the price!!

 

Vol Damm is this, same brewery but it ain't estrella.

Trust me!

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I've drunk it. What I'm getting at is its made by the same Brewers. It's just one of their premium beers.

 

Yes, I know.

The brewers are S.A Damm.

Therefore, Estrella and Voll are two of their (different) beers.

 

Chief, I think you and NSS are in agreement with each other, mate.

I'm not really sure what you're arguing about?

 

It's not an argument mate. It's just a misunderstanding, I said there are two Estrella beers in Spain, which there are.

 

You also said;

which it isn't.

Anyway, glad we got there in the end.

 

Anyway my favourite Spanish beer is Cruz Campo bottled. A few of those with some tapas makes a superb lunch.

 

Horrible muck. Although I've never tried the bottled. The draft is ghastly!

 

Alright everyone, calm down.

We've all had a drink.