Kaliber

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Pours a nice gold color, with a decent head. Sweet on the lips, but not overly so on the tongue, pretty decent NA brew, best I’ve had in America, similar to Amstel malt

Pours light yellow with medium white head. Foam tastes a bit like apple juice. Aroma is very thin, neither hops nor antyhing else really. Taste is also thin, a bit sweet and a bit like apple. No bitterness as far as I can taste. Not very good but...interesting. Or something.

Bottle. Poured clear golden color with a average frothy off-white head that mostly diminished with fair lacing. Light sweet hoppy aroma. Light body with a thin syrupy texture and lively carbonation. Medium sweet flavor with a sweet finish of moderate duration. Better than expected NA.

I enjoyed this beer and found it to be very smooth and pleasant in the mouth. For a low alcohol this was outstanding. It had some character which no other NAs have.

Light amber color, with a white head. Aromas are grain and caramel. Flavors are caramel, tea, and grain. Not too good.

Did the guy below me just give this beer a 4.2! Yep...well I guess it’s time for me to give it my feelings. This is aweful. If you’re going to do it Low Alch then make it taste like beer. I picked this up by mistake after seeing the top label thinking it was a harp lager. Made for a good drain pour though, since it’s not drinkable. Way too sweet, way too bad. A kick in the nuts is better than this.

My favorite NA beer. Good flavor, good color, but it is an acquired taste. Way, Way better than Sharps or O’Douls

Bottle from Swedish "Systembolaget".
Golden honey color, white non-lasting head. Very sweet scent, like sirup. Short sweet flavor, a bit fruity aftertaste. No bitterness.

It’s not the best non-alcohol beer I’ve had, but not the worst either.