Kaliber

Brewed by St. James’s Gate (Diageo)
Style: Low Alcohol
Dublin, Ireland

12oz bottle. golden clear color. looks like a beer. aroma of a Latin malta. stale malty scent. doesn’t really smell like a beer. tastes how it smells. bland. decent bitter finish. but just too much malt, not enough fermentation...

When my wife was pregnant, she tried many different NA’s and this was by far her favorite. Unlike most NA’s, it had a decent body, flavor, and aroma.

Clear beige color. Big soapy head. Tasted like malt extract. Smelled like malt extract. Overcarbonated and watery. Drain pour.

Bottled. Clear golden colour. Big creamy, off-white head(poured in a big Satan-tulip). Compost, plug-hole aroma. Thin flavour and mouthfeel with almost no taste at all. When warmed up, honey pastilles are notable. No bitterness.

Bottle: Clear copper color with a small white head. Aroma, grassy, corn, bready. Flavor, water, some slight pale malty flavors, some bitterness. Doesn’t taste bad, it just doesn’t taste much like beer.

Glad I only bought one small bottle. I did not realize this was NA. Poured amber with small white head. Odd bitter taste. Very thin mouthfeel. Seemed more like bad colored water. When I went to rate this I discovered why. Dumb me. Purchased an NA Beer and did not know it.

One of the best NA’s. If you’re going for an NA, it’s not a bad choice, doubt you’ll find much better out there

Smells sweetly of corn. Light amber color with decent white head. Tastes a bit bitter, followed by a malty sweetness. Very thin mouthfeel. Beats water, maybe. Strange veg finish.