Beck’s Alkoholfrei

Brewed by Brauerei Beck & Co./Becks (InBev)
Style: Low Alcohol
Bremen, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Pale gold w/ frothy white foam. Sweet, grassy aroma. Watery feel. Flavour is very bland w/ a hint of sweetness & bitter, metallic notes in the finish.

Pale yellow clear body with white lacing head. Aromas malts, grains, grass. Palate thin with medium carbonation and mouth feel. Aftertaste paper and some dryness and hints of hopiness. Not bad for a non-akoholic.

bottle light yellow / straw colour with decent white head . not much aroma - some grain and grass . taste is slightly sweet with medium carbonation and little body . I don’t understand the point of them but this is one of the better low alcohol beers I have tried

Sparkling water. Almost no aroma or taste. Low bitterness, no head and very light yellow color. Fizzy carbonation (too much). Really bad alcohol free beer. Bottle @ Pubs in London.

Bottle. High and long lasting white fluffy head. Clear yellow golden body. Mild and sweet barley malt hay aroma. More powerful than expected. Thin bodied, of course, flavor of barley malt with a lemon like hoppiness. Low carbonation, short aftertaste.

Perhaps I’m being generous because I haven’t had a beer in about 2 months because of a medical condition, but I actually thought this was a decent presentation of a Bohemian Pilsener. Good hop/carbonation balance. Certainly not too watered down. Good carbonation level and slightly musky and pleasant aroma.

Bottle. Pale yellow color with no head. Aroma of nothing. Taste, watery with hints of malt. Finish with very light bitterness. Water would be better option.

Pale yellow, white head for a little while. Faint malt and hop nose. Thin body with decent hop bitterness. High carbonation is noticeable as a taste in the finish. Not bad for a low alcohol beer.

resin, nuts, dough, pale, clear, light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, fizzy,

Appearance: pours the color of straw. White head fades in less than a minute into nothing except, amazingly enough, some lace. Swirls with a thin film.
Nose: skunky and salty. Soggy canned cream corn. Swamp and algae sludge. Dank wetlands.
Palate: airy salty soggy powdered sugar sweetness. Not as skunky as the nose. Sweaty socks and locker rooms. Watery creamed corn in the back. Slate, minerals, and a salty finish.
Final Thoughts: some may wonder why I am reviewing a non-alcoholic beer is because they aren’t alcohol free. There is about .05% alcohol in alcohol free beers which is why I must taste them because that is what I do, and that is also why if you are not 21 years old, you can’t buy and drink it.

Alcohol-free brew in an alcohol-free country. Pours clear gold with surprisingly full protein-frothy head; aroma of sweet malt, hay, mild hops present; taste smooth, straightforward lager; clean finish