Beer with a dance name

I am from Cuba, but more than a year ago, I left for Uruguay, where I have been living for 15 months.

It is well known that Cuba produces some of the richest rums in the world and its beers are known for their quality. However, I was far from imagining that there were so many brands of beer and so much variety in terms of color, flavor, alcohol content, among other characteristics.

It turns out that recently my husband and I went to a market to do our weekly shopping and I saw this beer that caught my attention because of its name and the visual presentation. I immediately went to check out its characteristics: Named Samba, after the Brazilian national rhythm, although the Brazilian dance is spelled with a zeta. Its packaging with white and yellow colors and red letters. When I looked up the alcohol content, it had 4.4% vol. and 473 ml of volume.

We immediately bought a case with twelve units and that would give us enough to enjoy the weekend.

When we arrived at the house and opened it right away, we felt that it was a smooth and pleasant beer to the palate; besides being a clear beer without any bitterness that, besides serving to share in an evening for two, could also accompany our dinner.

I am not going to compare or say that I like it more than the leading beers of my beloved Cuba because Cristal and Bucanero are two beers of a very good quality, but I can assure you that in our house there is no lack of a Samba beer because it makes us feel very good and when consuming it we dance and vibrate for the good taste of this refreshing drink.

This is #BeerSaturday week and I would like to invite @tonyes to write a post in any language about beer with at least 3 photos.

Important: I have used the translator DeepL Translate.

All photos are my own, shot with my Samsung Galaxy.