...it's called Carmen. I got a bottle of their lager but I believe they also do a stout and a red (the holy triumvirate!!!). Their website does not seem to be working (<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="
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www.cervezacarmen.com) and the label is very scant on info but checking around it seems to come from Cerveses De Gardena in Taragona.
For the beer, it's a little cloudy out of the bottle. A major hit of liquorice on the front which I would guess is due to dry hopping with star anise or fennel. Malty on the backend. But a very nice change after 2 weeks of spanish cerveza.
I got mine at the Al Campo which would indicate they have a decent distribution (Al Campo is like the Spanish Tescos) and it was €1.55 a 33cl bottle which is a little expensive for the locals; it's usually less than 50c a bottle here- I've been buying trays of Mahou and Alhambra for less than €15 for a tray of 24 tins.
