Malquerida is a high-quality, innovative and surprising beer that's very easy to drink. It pairs perfectly with the extreme, spicy, potent and acidic dishes typical of Latin food. Best served between 4°C and 6°C. 5% ABV. Damm brewery have shown with this beer that innovative products will always find a place in this overcrowded sector! 

Bellerose is unique and doesn’t really fit in a defined beer category. It is dryer and not as malty as a Biere de Garde, less bitter than an IPA. It is a delicate beer with aromas of lychee and citrus with floral and biscuit notes. 330ml. 6.5% ABV

You can still have fun, even if you’re gluten intolerant... 5.4% ABV

Malbec grapes are hand-harvested but clusters were pressed softly at very low pressure so that the must did not take on any colour from the skin. Very fresh on the nose, with aromas of red fruits, currants, strawberries and delicate notes of white flowers. It brings the elegance and freshness of white wine together with the strength and texture of the original grape variety. Juicy, fruit driven from Mendoza, Argentina

All Devassa is brewed, bottled and imported from Brazil where it has achieved cult status. It has a little more body and bitterness than most South American lagers because it is brewed in 5000 litre batches using imported malts and conditioned for at least 15 days for extra refreshment. 355ml bottles. 4.5%

A pilsner type beer, dates back to the beginning of 1900’s. Since 1985, Pacífico has been exported mainly to the West Coast of USA, where it has gained strong recognition. A brilliant pale gold, slightly hoppy, full of flavour brew. 355ml. 4.5% ABV

Amber beer, with slight coppery and orange tones, subtle veil and generous foam. Its lush notes of hops mark the personality of this Mediterranean version of the classic American India Pale Ale style. Ripe and citrus fruits offer freshness, soft and pronounced bitterness.It is recommended to be drunk between 6 º and 8º C. 6.6% ABV.

Brewed in Assemini, near Cagliari since 1912, this now popular beer was named after the ancient Latin name of Sardinia... 4.7% ABV