Delster NA

Brewed by Iran Behnoush Co.
Style: Low Alcohol
Tehran, Iran

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Starts quite sweet and I really find sugar on the list of incredients. Finish a bit sourish and fermented, still drinkable. Not bad for a non alcoholic beer!

Land #61. Getreidiger Geruch, etwas süß nach Äpfeln. Süß, brotig und ebenfalls leicht nach Äpfeln ist der Antrunk, die Süße wird im Mittelteil allerdings unangenehm, obwohl sie nicht stärker wird. Sie passt einfach nicht, obwohl damit der typisch alkoholfreie Ton entschärft wird. Etwas Cornflakesartiger Abgang. Vielen Dank an den Doppelbock! Test vom 6.9.2007, Gebinde: Dose Noten: 8,6,8,5,10,6 - 6,55

Had this and several other fruit-flavoured beers from this company during a three-week stay in Iran. (There are more beers manufactured by this company than are listed in the Rate Beer data base). I did not take notes but beer usually came to the table in a can. The beers were generally light bodied and generously carbonated. The taste was sweet but not cloyingly so. The fruit beers were refreshing and a welcome change from the universal sickly sweet carbonated soft drinks that were the principal alternative to mint tea at meal times. Not a stunning beer experience, but in the context, a welcome alternative.

Can @ UDRM. The aroma has honey, malts, some fruits. Clear, golden coloured beverage. The taste is sweet and grainy. Not a beer.

Can @ Unofficial Dutch Ratebeer Meeting. Golden colored brew. Milky, malty aroma. Flavor is crisp, malts, soap, dishwater. Bad.

Can @ UDRM, Oirschot. Chicken food in the aroma. Sweet maize-like flavor with orange. Bad!

Can by Joes RB tasting session. A clear light yellow colored beer, with a little white head. The aroma has some malts, but mostly it doesn’t smells nice. The taste has some milky notes with a little fruits like ornage. The aftertaste a little bitter and sweet.

Can at Dutch RB meeting. Clear golden horrible malt syrup with mostly unfermented grains and sugar. Way too sweet and some sour citrus in the finish. Open up, add yeast, let it sit for a week and try again?

0,33 l bottle, thanks oh6gdx! Pale golden color. Quickly vanishing white head. An eccentric sweet aroma with a strong fruityness (apple), wortyness and some cardboard. A sweet sugary flavor with strong notes of fruits and wort also. A strange brew, but as Jens said, considering that it is a non-alcoholic beer it isn’t so bad.

0.33 l bottle. Pale golden lemony color with quickly vanishing head. Apple juice and paper in the aroma. Sweet raw sugar, grain porridge and apple flavor.