Casablanca (Casa Beer)

Brewed by Société des Brasseries du Maroc (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Casablanca, Morocco

Bottle. White short lasting head, amberish color. Aroma of corn and touch of malt. Flavors of malts and corn, strange sweetness, somewhat waterish taste actually. Short aftertaste. First and only beer I´ve had from Marocco. Far from impressed. Not one to enjoy.

Bottle. Pours golden with smallish white top. Sweet, grainy nose, slightly mineral. Sweet pale malts dominate the scene. High carbonation. Plain, fairly clean lager.

12 fl. oz. bottle from Beers of the World. App.: med.-light golden colour with a froathy, white head. Lovely until I emptied the bottle and ended up with a multitude of linty flecks...yeast?? Aroma: resinous hops, a faint hint of malt and cereal beneath that. Maybe a little grassiness and sulphur. Palate: med. bodied, with fairly soft carbonation. Flav.: a touch of sweetness, a bit of cereal maltiness. An absolute minute hint of bitterness and a clean finish. From some of the other comments, seems that QC is sketchy, but this was a very well-spent 88 cents!!

So skunky it is almost a cliche. Sharp and anal gland like. Actually that aroma fades out and gives way to a faint spritzy sweet/grain aroma. The body is a pale gold and holds a thick and fluffy white head that is fairly lasting. Looks nice. Very light watery flavor in the fore segues into some grainy heartiness, fairly low sweetness considering all the S. American and Tropical Lagers I have had recently. I can even imagine I taste a faint smattering of some flavoring hops though no real bitterness. The finish is watery, but works for somereason. This is not at all a bad Pale Lager really even though the style does nothing for me.

[Bottle. Gnoff delivers.] Golden colour. Frothy, bubbly head. Slight metallic aroma, with hints of citrus. Feels watery. Which it is. Very light bodied. Grassy flavour, cooked vegetables and a light maizy finish. Bit papery. A bit on the sour side, and pungent.

(33 cl bottle, gift from a friend from Spain) Clear golden color, white head. Malty and grassy scent. Crisp malty taste. A bit thin mouthfeel. Rather nice lager.

Dark yellow colored, little vanishing white head. Pieces of some "white trash" :) in glass. This beer may be gone bad, not B.B. date found... Aroma has wet cardboard, sweetness, even some mould in there. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor is even worse than aroma: cardboard, sweetness, mould and cork.

This pale lager pours a medium orange gold color from a 330ml bottle. Small sized white foamy head. Aroma is grain, corn, sweet, dead wet dog, wet socks and even more corn. Light bodied pale lager. Malts are sweet, corn, cardboard, dead dog, more corn and some moldy cardboard. No carbonation to speak of. Flat, thin and watery tasting. I think I now know where Victor Lazlo hid the documents… Mouthfeel is thin and watery. Finish is crisp. Aftertaste is carbboard and dead wet dog.