Jever Fun

Brewed by Jever (Oetker Group)
Style: Low Alcohol
Jever, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Bottle 33 cl. Pale yellow colour. Tastes like cardboard. Poor excuse for a beer.

Bottle 50cl. A clear yellow beer with medium head. A very bitter and herb like beer, no real hops flavor, very dry, no body, not really pleasant to taste too bitter.

Appearance: Clear yellow golden. Some fizzy head. Aroma: Grains and some malt. Taste: Grains and cereal. Artificial. Some bitterness. Not all that. Info: 500ml bottle, 31/5-2010

Don’t see the other’s problems so much, it’s a non-alcoholic people! The best one, in my opinion. Still, not a ’real beer’... Mostly nice fresh smell. Taste is not as hoppy as regular Jever but the bitterness masks the overly maltiness that most alcoholfree beers seem to have.

Bottle, 2010-05-09, Göteborg AR: sour corn bread, celler AP: pale yellow, chemcical white froty head F: low carbonation again vs wage flavor = drink from bottle! dryness, corn, some bitterness - drink water in stead this weren’t so funny!

(Bottle) Yellow colour with frothy, white head. Grainy nose with notes of bread, grass, hay and a touch of honey. Grainy, grassy taste with white bread, cereal, hay and grassy hops in a fairly bitter, but short, finish. Thin and watery. Fairly dry. Saved by a decent grassy bitterness, making it fairly drinkable.

grass, citrus, pale yellow,clear, white foam, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, thin feel, flat,

330 ml green bottle, bought in Sweden. Non-alcoholic. Crystal clear pale yellow colour, big and lasting white head. The aroma has first a fresh "skunky" whiff when opening the bottle, then the usual n/a beer notes of over-boiled vegetables and baby porridge. Also some sweetish notes of candy, hints of grassy hops. Fairly thin mouthfeel, as expected. The flavour is moderately citrussy and grassy, making the beer quite drinkable and refreshing - for a n/a beer, that is. Hints of hoppy bitterness in the aftertaste. Could have been worse.