Kaliber

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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...

UPDATED: OCT 1, 2008 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.

UPDATED: MAR 8, 2007 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.