Santa Compaña

Santa Compaña de Menduiña is a Spanish craft beer produced by Cervezas Menduiña, a brewery located in Galicia, Spain. The beer takes its name from the mythical “Santa Compaña” or “Holy Company,” a procession of souls that is said to roam the Galician countryside during the night.

Santa Compaña de Menduiña is described as a Belgian-style beer, specifically a Belgian Tripel. It is a strong and complex beer, known for its golden color and high alcohol content, typically ranging from 8% to 9% ABV (alcohol by volume). The beer is brewed using traditional methods and ingredients, including malted barley, hops, water, and yeast.

The flavor profile of Santa Compaña de Menduiña is characterized by a balance between sweetness and bitterness. It offers fruity and spicy notes, with hints of banana, clove, and citrus. The beer has a medium to full body and a smooth, creamy mouthfeel.

Cervezas Menduiña takes pride in using high-quality ingredients and traditional brewing techniques to create Santa Compaña de Menduiña. The brewery aims to capture the essence of Galicia’s rich cultural heritage and folklore through their craft beers.

Santa Compaña de Menduiña is available in both bottles and kegs, and it can be found in select bars, restaurants, and specialty beer shops in Galicia and other parts of Spain. It is highly regarded among beer enthusiasts for its unique flavor profile and craftsmanship.