Which dishes pair best with Spanish beer?
Spanish beer is not just a refreshing beverage; it is the perfect companion that can elevate the experience of any traditional dish. With a wide variety of styles and flavors, from light blondes to the darkest toasted beers, Spain offers options for every taste. Today, we will explore how to pair the best Spanish beer with some of the most iconic dishes of our gastronomy, including cured cheeses, Spanish cold cuts, creamy tapas, and seafood.
1. Cured cheeses and Alhambra Reserva 1925
One of the most sophisticated pairings is Spanish beer with cured cheeses. Alhambra Reserva 1925, with its deep amber color and creamy foam, enhances the nuances of cheeses such as aged Manchego or Galician Tetilla. Cured cheeses have an intense and slightly salty flavor that perfectly complements the malted sweetness and subtle bitterness of the beer.
2. Spanish cuts or snacks and Cruzcampo Gran Reserva
Another classic pairing is Spanish cold cuts with a full-bodied beer like Cruzcampo Gran Reserva. Cold cuts, such as Iberian chorizo, salchichón, or blood sausage, are ideally served on a varied board with nuts and crusty bread. The combination of textures and flavors makes this pairing a true pleasure, perfect for sharing at gatherings or tapas.
3. Tapas and Turia (Valencian toasted beer)
Spanish tapas or snacks, such as potato tortilla with or without onion, olives, or pickles, are the perfect accompaniment for a light yet flavorful Spanish beer, like Turia Valencian toasted. This beer is quickly becoming a favorite for many, making it an excellent option for enjoying a variety of tapas, appetizers, or pickles.
Can you buy Spanish beer online and have it delivered to your home?
Yes, in our online store, you can buy Spanish beer and have it delivered directly to your home, both in Spain and elsewhere in Europe. We send it to your door or the nearest pickup point without any problem.
Important for UK customers: After Brexit, alcohol shipments are subject to additional tariffs and taxes. This means:
- When receiving Spanish beer in the UK, you may need to pay import duties and alcohol taxes.
- Costs may vary depending on quantity, type of beer, and carrier.
- It is advisable to check HMRC regulations beforehand to avoid surprises. Here is a guide to help you understand this better.
