Estrella Damm vs Madrí Excepcional: which is actually Spanish?
Both are sold as Spanish. Estrella Damm has a split supply, part imported and part brewed in Britain. Madrí Excepcional is brewed at Tadcaster, North Yorkshire and Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire. On strength they match: both are 4.6% in the UK. Estrella Damm is 0.8 percentage points weaker here than the version sold at home.
| Estrella Damm | Madrí Excepcional | |
|---|---|---|
| Sold as a beer from | Spain | Spain |
| Brewed for the UK in | Bedford, Bedfordshire | Tadcaster, North Yorkshire and Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire |
| Brand owner | S.A. Damm | Molson Coors Beverage Company |
| UK strength | 4.6% | 4.6% |
| Strength at home | 5.4% | Not established |
| Difference | 0.8 percentage points weaker here | Not established |
| Verification | Partly verified | Verified |
The two pages in full
Estrella Damm
Mixed supply · 4.6% · sold as Spanish
Partly verified
Madrí Excepcional
Tadcaster · 4.6% · sold as Spanish
Brewed here Verified
Every figure here is taken from the two beers' own pages, where each one carries its source and the date it was checked. This compares the cans and bottles sold in supermarkets. Draught in pubs can come from a different brewery, and this site has not established where it is brewed. For the rest of the group, see every beer sold as Spanish. More pairs: all the beer comparisons.