Dorada Sin

Brewed by Compañia Cervecera de Canarias (SABMiller)
Style: Low Alcohol
Islas Canarias, Spain

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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330 ml can. From Tenerife, the Canary Islands (MM).
Clear pale golden colour with small white head. Slightly burned malty aroma. Grainy cereal malty flavour with tiny hints of hoppy bitterness. Not much of a beer, not even for a non-alcoholic one.

Medium offwhite head. Yellow body with strong carbonation. Light grainy wet straw aroma with milky, rubbery notes. Dry, and very faintly sweet, taste of very nearly nothing at all. Mid-bodied. Faintly harsh mouthfeel. Dryish grainy grassy aftertaste with wet straw and rubbery earth notes. It’s not that bad. (0.33l can, Spar supermarket, Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria.)

Bottle 33cl. Pale yellow beer with off-white head that dissipates quickly. Grain, corny and cereal aroma. Light body with lively carbonation, sort final.

Penetranter Cornflakes-Geschmack, der gerade noch so stark ist, dass das Bier erfrischend wirkt. Dennoch nicht sehr lecker, auch die Bitterkeit wirkt nicht wirklich ausgleichend. Typisches Alkoholfreies. 6/2/2/2/9/2

Can from Spar in Grand Canarie. Golden body with white head. Nose of corn and wheat. Taste is malty, but missing the Alcohol punch.

33cl can. Poured pale golden color with a white head. Sweet corn/wheat aroma. Flavor is grassy malt, very watery. Not that bad for a non alco.

Can @ Corralejo.
Pours pale yellow with a medium, frothy, white head. Aroma is sweet, some malts, but mostly rice and maize. Light sweetener as well. Low carbonation, thin and watery. Flavour has some very weird apple notes, light metal, sulphur, sugary and artificial sweetness. Not good.

Pale yellow of color with a white head. An aroma of vegetables, malt, grainy and hay. A flavor of malt, metal and medical.

330 ml can, at Tenerife. Pale yellow colour with big bubbles, and a moderate and short-lived coarse head. The usual n/a beer aroma of unhopped wort, grain, maize and over-cooked vegetables. The flavour has some malts and is fairly sweet, a hint of hops in the finish. Not good, but not the worst n/a beer I’ve had.

courtesy of Daniel Haller; canned - pale and clear golden colour; very poor foam left; shows a solid aroma of wet paperboard; fizzy and thin-bodied, watery finish with light papery notes