10/08/2026
Good morning, Muttonistas! It’s great to see craft beer gaining in popularity everywhere, and I must admit I was surprised to have found a good craft bar in one of my favourite cities in Spain, Cáceres, in Extremadura, somewhere that’s well off the radar of most foreign tourists.
had quite a range of beers and ales on offer and I’ll bring you a review or two more from here.
Beer in Spain is unfortunately dominated by macro brewing, but I always try to seek out independent brews.
And while lager isn’t my favourite style of beer, Rubia by , did hit the spot on a hot day. Crisp cold and refreshing yet with complex flavours incorporating slight floral notes without it overpowering the beer in any way.
In terms of strength, just about sessionable at 5.2% ABV. If you’re in Spain I’d say it’s definitely worth investigating the craft scene, and it just so happens that I’m on my way to Spain right now .