Casablanca (Casa Beer)

Another odd-ball import found at the Japan Beer Festival 2004. An unusual yellow-green color. Underaverage at best.

Medium yellow, OK head. Slight hop aroma. Medium body, some grain notes, and a touch of floral bitterness. Not bad.

Pale yellow beer with a thick white head collapsing head. Skunk comes out as soonas bottle is opened, with lots of adjucts. Taste is light malts, with light hopping, and not much character...similar to south americans like Quilmes. Body is nil.

Bottled: Pale yellow coloured. Fluffy white head. Malts, metal and grassy aroma. Light skunky, watery and light sweet flavour. Has a vague bitterness in the end.

This was a little better than I expected. Grassy aroma. Appearance is a dark golden color. Flavor is slightly malty with a tiny bit of Saaz hop bitterness. I could see this as a good session beer. Its better than many generic 3rd world lagers Ive tried.

Nice bottle, quite sweet, sugar flavor and aroma, interesting taste. Really better than exepected :)

Bottle, 3/04. An interesting find that I would never try if Moroccan beers were common. Fluffy white head, creamy. Fairly cloudy, orangeish/amber color. Aroma a bit like Yeungling, papermills, corn, and banana. Flavors of sweet malts and corn, corriander (?) and pear. Not bad, really, and much better than expected. No hops on finish. Refreshing, bland but tasty.

Found this beer at my local beer store and thought it could be interesting to try a Moroccon beer. How wrong I was!
Like a lot of other "exotic" lagers this one is so ordinary it hurts....! Very light yellow body with a short-lived white head. Typical weak malty aroma and an equal weak flavor. Definately my first and last Casablanca!!