Aigua de Moritz

Brewed by Cervezas Moritz
Style: Low Alcohol
Barcelona, Spain

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Botella 33 Cl. Pese a que han mejorado muchisimo las "cervezas" sin alcohol no son lo mismo :(

21/11 0.33 l bottle from some store in Barcelona. It poured golden body with small frothy head. Grainy, cornflakes and dusty aroma. Flavor was sweet malty, but had touch of herbal hops, which was the best thing about it. Thin bodied with short, acidic finish. Another mediocre NA I would say, bought it only to complete the brewery.

Bottle. It pours a clear golden liquid, with thin white head (almost non existent, but leaving traces throughout the beer). Aroma is very light, hoppy and grainy, with a slight hint of coffee (???). It tastes too watery, with little to feel except its medium carbonation, hint of hops and orange, and a light bitterness, with which it ends. All in all, refreshing, but too light a beer. I can’t compare it to other non-alcoholic beers, as it is my first one.

Bottle. A clear, pale golden beer topped by a small white head. Too bready aroma, grainy malts and some fruity hops too. The flavor is pretty much the same, some bitterness added to the bready maltyness. Medium to thin body. There’s some quenching qualities here, but it’s mostly boring, and not very well tasting either. 100115

Bottle. Pale golden colour with a white head. Aroma is wort, malt, grain. Flavour is wort, malt, grain. Thin beer. Not my kind of beer.

0.33 L bottle from Sigmund. A short-lived, big-bubbled blond head on top of a pale straw colored body. Lemon candy and a faint graininess on the nose. A weak and fairly dry grain flavor, surpassed by a way the high level of carbonation. Some metallic hops is noticable deep down below. Thin. Watery and fizzy in the mouth. Short lemony ending. Unsignificant.

330 ml bottle. Pale golden body with a collapsing white head. Aroma is weak grainy and fruity with a little harshness. Flavor is harsh sweet with hint of rotten fruit. Thin, watery body, almost no bitterness and the little flavor that present is not particular nice.

Medium coarseish white head disappears completely. Yellow body. Rubbery, grainy aroma with watery metallic notes. Dry watery papery taste. Thin, sharp, unclean mouthfeel. Harsh bitter aftertaste with salty notes. Hardly any taste, and yet it’s unpleasant. Yuk. (0.33l bottle @ Øl & Mat ’09, Oslo.)

Bottled. A hazy golden beer with a thin beige head. The aroma has notes of sweet malt as well as lighter notes of straw and citrus. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt as well as a light note of skunkyness, and citrus, leading to a dry cardboard finish. The body is no surprise thin. Thanks yespr for sharing.

330 ml clear bottle, bought at ICA Middelthon, Stavanger. ABV is 0,0%. Pale golden colour, big white head. Moderate carbonation in the glass. First a fresh "skunky" whiff, then the usual n/a beer aroma of over-boiled vegetables, maize grit and baby porridge. The mouthfeel is watery and soft, the flavour is fairly dry with a hint of citrus, moderate and slightly metallic hops in the finish. Not completely undrinkable.