I've heard that beer in Spain largely sucks by American domestic specialty standards (compared to SNPA, Widmere, or Victory). Are there any bars serving a good cervesa?
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beer in spain
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specialty standards (compared to SNPA, Widmere, or Victory). Are there any bars serving a good cervesa?
There are some "Irish pubs" :<
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Depending on the area you're in - Belgian beer is growing in Spain. Of course, most are the big 2 imports, especially Alken-Maes (ScotCourage). Cheers, Joris
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Depending on the area you're in - Belgian beer is growing in Spain. Of course, most are the big 2 imports, especially Alken-Maes (ScotCourage). Cheers, Joris
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Yup, besides, you're likely to find quite a lot of German Weizenbiers in some areas...
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course, most are the big 2 imports, especially Alken-Maes (ScotCourage). Cheers, Joris
Speaking of which, the giant supermarkets (mostly near superhighways) often have a good selection of beers, often including Belgians (Orval was about $2 a bottle there and here in the States it is $5!).
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In Madrid there are two brewpubs: Naturbier and Magister Fabrica de Cervezas, both located at Plaza de Santa Ana and serving a small range of decent lagers. The pub Oldenburg at C/ Alburquerque has aan excellent selection of mainly Belgian, German and British beers. Also elsewhere in Spain there are quite a few good Belgian beer bars, but not much decent domestic beers.
Cheers / Per
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