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I no longer buy San Miguel especial since the company have moved production from Carlsberg to Budweiser Brewing Group. The taste of the beer has been lost which is the reason I and most other people drink the beer but I’ll have to find another brand
Ordered products online with all the possible details asked. Found an email from spam saying they will deduct this and that as I haven't given them the postal code which is still in the receipt. They returned the amount minus around 10 euros to paypal and not the card used with paypal. Last time ordering from here anything.
San Miguel is what you go for if theres no stella available.
It isnt as bad as Fosters (wee wee water) but nowhere near as good as stella
Respectable beer
Very good spanish beer. Too bad it’s so hard to find it outside Spain.
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