Birell

Brewed by Al Ahram (Heineken)
Style: Low Alcohol
Giza, Egypt

Pours pale gold with a ton of sediment floating around in it. A thin white head forms and quickly disappears back into the liquid. Smells sweet and grainy. What grain that is I cannot place though it doesn’t smell like the usual barley, rice, or corn. Oats or spelt maybe. The taste is almost the same as the smell though somehow way more offensive. Flat and watery on the palate. Avoid!

Can- Golden colour with no head at all. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops. Very watery.

Can at Cairo airport lounge
Blond color. Sweetish aroma, cereals and egg. Quite smooth mouthfeel, with light cereals flavor, but also a quite nasty bitterness. Different from the others low-alcohol tried, but not better.

Can, bought in Egypt. Sweet perfumy aroma. Clear golden colour. No head. The flavour is thin and slightly teaish. Very watery, but less unpleasant than most NA beers.

Canned in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt. Golden with a lot of bubbles. Frothy, white head. Thin and watery with no bitternss.

Can in Hurghada, Egypt. Tried it just for the curiousity. But what to say? Just another droopy malty beer missing that essential ingredient... Little or no distinguishing features; par for the style.

Canned, brewed by Al Ahram in Egypt (0.0%). Very pale yellow fizzy looking with brief head. Raisiny wort aroma with some black currant. Sweet, thin and metallic wit hnotes of saccharine and sourdough. Finishes with some blood, but no bitterness. Mediocre but drinkable N/A.

The worst of the worst in my opinion beers pride can not be down again for sure. Worst taste, worst scent nothing at all.