Malandar nace a comienzos del 2016, materializando una ilusión y motivación mantenidas a lo largo de varios años.
La idea de Malandar roza lo romántico, ofrecer con su nombre un homenaje a Sanlúcar de Barrameda, compartiendo con ella y con vosotros, el comienzo de un sueño que se va haciendo realidad poco a poco.
La conocida Punta del Malandar se interna en el océano Atlántico, acariciada por marcadas pleamares y bajamares. Ellas le confieren al litoral una composición de baja consistencia, que provoca, a cada paso, el hundimiento de tus pies, convirtiendo el andar en un verdadero "Malandar".
Nosotros ahora nos internamos en el óceano cervecero artesanal, estando orgullosos de ofrecerte un producto fresco, de cuidada elaboración y alta calidad. Con vuestro apoyo, ánimo y confianza vamos afianzando nuestro caminar en esta aventura.
Clear orange with a white head. Citrus and resin notes with sweet malt. A bit candied. Medium bodied. Finish is sweet with light bitterness. Very solid for the modern style.
Tap at La Linterna Ciega, Sevilla, Spain. Pours pale gold, medium transparent, with fine white foam. Aroma is hoppy, herbaceous. Body is average, slightly oily, with moderate carbonation. Taste is medium bitter. Final is average.
Murky hazy yellow with a white head. Full bodied. Tropical fruits, sweet malts, alcohol. This is way over the top and to a point it’s just not good. So much sweet booze. Yeesh.
Pale, clear gold with a white head. Intense dank aroma with a little sweetness. Flavor is similar with the dank notes overpowering all else. Not a ton of bitterness on the back. If you like dank this is the one for you because that’s all it is.
Keg at Malatesta, Alicante, Spain. A hazy dark golden/orange coloured pour with a decent white head on top. Sweet, hoppy, citrus, orange, mango, tropical fruit taste and aroma. A tasty IPA but it's very sweet.
Clear copper golden with a white head. Dank, some citrus, light brights fruits, a quick touch of sweet toasted malts. Medium bodied. Finish has dank bitterness. Nice brew.
Black with a light beige head. Sweet malty notes, light roasted bits, chocolate, a bit earthy, light coffee, toffee and vanilla. Medium bodied. Very solid. Wish Malandar did more dark beers cause they do them well.
Bright opaque yellow with a white head. Full, creamy body. Lightly sweet oats, malt, tropical fruits, a slight tang, the faintest resin. Finishes sweet and fruity with alcohol that starts to become apparent. It’s fine.