Casablanca (Casa Beer)

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

Seemed to be a weak lager, with maybe too much of the water part of the ingredients. Sweet malt flavor. Little to no hop taste, but some floral hop scent. I liked this one, but only because it was 105 degrees the day I had it, and I had been outside for hours.

Plain lager appearance with a a weak lightly hopped aroma and a watery lager flavour. Overall a weak Spanish style lager, poor.

Water, barley malt, hops and yeast is the ingrediens. Nothing more. And the aroma and flavor is nothing too.

Crystal-clear light golden colour with a large dense white head. Aroma of metal, malt, a bit of hops and a subtle sweetness (pears/white grapes). Light-bodied; Artificially sweet, not a great taste otherwise. Metal and stale malt dominate the taste. Aftertaste bitter and unrefined. Overall, the aroma is better than the taste-this is worth passing up, unless you want to try a beer from Morocco! I bought this twelve ounce bottle at the Opera House Gourmet in Manassas, Virginia and sampled it on 20-November-2003.

A very weak and disgusting beer. The only flavours you slightly notice are bad ones.

The aroma is weak, but sweet and malty with hoppy notes. The color is orange and it has a fine though fast disappearing head. The flavor is lovely malty though simple with notes of straws and aroma hops. It ends on a slight bitterness. An OK international lager without being anything special.

Pale straw color,small head that faded fast.sweet malt aroma with a hint of fruit,maybe.Malty taste some what acidic,light fruit presence and a mild hoppiness.The after taste is malt and mild hops with a slight medicinal side.Nothing special mediocre at best.

As good a a beer from Morocco could be, and better than most internationl lagers. Strange flavours of rubber and sand (bit salty aswell). Sweet malts to start. Crisp finish, stale hops, but not bad in the end, just not that good either.