Casablanca (Casa Beer)

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

This beer pours a very light yellow color with a soapy white head and little lacing. Aroma is atrociously skunky....good funky god. Wheat and corn dominate this disgustingness. Sweaty socks attempt to disguise themselves as hops I believe. Flavor isnt horrible but what in the funk is up with the cardboardy psuedo malt cotton candy finish. WTF....cotton candy....seriously.... WTF???? Crystalized crap molecules as far as im concerned. Like drinking pure canola oil! Paper...tastes like paper. Active carbonation dry and vominous in every sense of the word. Watery but absolutely one of the worst aftertastes ever. This is like a reverse orgasm! Ive said to mitch 10 times now...this is really bad.....

Excellent lager, which is surprising. Better then most US lagers! Little grain in the flavor with a thin white head. Golden coloring with a little bit of effervescence. Jiko in Wilderness Lodge, Disney in Orlando.

Bottle at delirium, gothenburg. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruit, malt, grain. Flavour is fruit, malt, grain, hint of hop.

Bottled at Delirium, Gothenburg. Clear, pale golden with a decent white head. Malt, grain, hops and hints of fruityness in the aroma. The flavor is malty, grainy and grssy. Well-carbonated and thin. Drinkable and decent to be Mediterranean. (060823)

Bottle, 33cl. Pale yellow colour with a big white head with fair retention. Very lively. Strong hoppy aroma with some corn sweetness also present. Thin body an smooth flavour. This beer can be very refreshing and i think that’s one of the main purposes of a beer made in Morocco. Aftertaste is slightly bitter. A decent lager, not much different from other hundreds of lagers made in Europe and North America.

Bottled. Pale yellow color, decent white head. Cardboard malty aroma. Harsh malty flavor, some harsh bitterness in the aftertaste. Quite typical industrial lager. Tastes like corn has been used here (although bottle claims otherwise).

Bottle reads "Casa Beer, Imported Lager Beer, The Original Beer from Casablanca." Well, if this wasn’t from the Mediterranean / Middle East, I’d say we have right here a nice alternate fuel source: corn, rice, and alcohol, although the latter wasn’t strong enough to ignite. Outside of a really nice frothy and creamy head, this tasted like it was literally brewed with corn, rice, and sugar. Boring. Sweet. Yet, another cool stamp to have the old passport of beer.

(bottle - 12 oz) Golden pour with no head. Just a slight film. Aroma is dominated by hops and dry straw. The taste is the same way. Lots of hops and dry grains at the front, but the taste dies quickly and finishes very clean and crisp. Aftertaste is only slightly bitter.