Reply to: Estrella Damm - INEDIT

[gingerjedi]

Estrella Damm is a Spanish pilsener. My dad used to buy the 1L bottles 30 years ago. In Spain you have 3 main beer brands: Estrella (drank mostly in the Catalan region), Mahou (Madrid) and Cruzcampo (Andalusia).

De nada.

Yes except that Sas was referring to a Harrods beer and SS was talking about a new Estrella Damm posh 'wit' beer.

DKUATB

[markinbrussels]

IMHO. It's a German Pilsner brewed in germany and expensive at £3.95 a bottle I think.
The Belgians do a good beer in general. For everyday quaffing I always get Leffe.

Estrella Damm is a Spanish pilsener. My dad used to buy the 1L bottles 30 years ago. In Spain you have 3 main beer brands: Estrella (drank mostly in the Catalan region), Mahou (Madrid) and Cruzcampo (Andalusia).

De nada.

[darmstadt]

Is that cider by another name?

Kind of, but not quite...Apfelwein

[shaunbhoy]

Buy online Kwak Pauwel 8°-1/3L at Belgian Beers Shop!

After a great deal of time spent sampling, my favourite overseas beer has to be this one.
A little difficult to get over here although I did find it in a Waitrose recently. Again, not a session beer, but one to get your evening started.

HTH

[doodab]

You're easily pleased then.

Buxom Wenches and beer for Doodab

Sounds good to me. Although I would need a roast chicken as well to be truly happy.

[norrahe]

That's 7 litres she has there. They sometimes use both hands and transport twice that. Pretty impressive.

You're easily pleased then.

Buxom Wenches and beer for Doodab

[doodab]

Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose................

That's 7 litres she has there. They sometimes use both hands and transport twice that. Pretty impressive.

[gingerjedi]

Much prefer Pfüngstädter to them all but nearly given up the beer now in favour of Ebbelwoi. You want to try out the Kulmbacher Bierwoche for a jolly good beer time, home of EKU

Is that cider by another name?

[norrahe]

German women can hold their beer pretty well...

Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose................

[doodab]

German women can hold their beer pretty well...

[norrahe]

Any good beer complements a dining experience. Especially if you have the good sense to choose the food to match the beer.

A lot of the real ales complement food quite nicely.

Some restaurants now have flights of beer rather than wine with tasting menus. Also most Belgian beers has been developed with food in mind.

[norrahe]

I've tried those, I really enjoyed the INEDIT, I guess tastes differ.

Anyway, you're a bird, wtf does a bird know about beer ?

A lot more than you.

HTH

[doodab]

“Inedit was developed from the belief that there was a need for a beer that could complement a dining experience”

Any good beer complements a dining experience. Especially if you have the good sense to choose the food to match the beer.

[darmstadt]

Much prefer Pfüngstädter to them all but nearly given up the beer now in favour of Ebbelwoi. You want to try out the Kulmbacher Bierwoche for a jolly good beer time, home of EKU

[gingerjedi]

Anyone else here tried it?

Had a bottle at the weekend, probably the finest beer I've ever tried.

Yes its good - but its beaten by Harrods Premium which is the bext I've ever tried.

Beer Review: Estrella Damm Inedit

“Inedit was developed from the belief that there was a need for a beer that could complement a dining experience,” said Adrià in an interview last year. The name Inedit means “never been done before” in Catalan.

Really? For a beer developed in a culinary think-tank consisting of mostly wine and food nerds, see here, it is a pretty over-hyped and underwhelming beer that may please novice drinkers but is sure to disappoint everyone else.