Kaliber

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

Bottled. Golden coloured. Sweet flavour of brewmash. Very thin and weak. Boring.

Just rating the beer for the sake of doing so. A friend of mine is a recoverin alky and drinks this stuff so i gave it a try. It tastes like straight malt and coffee. Very hard to drink but maybe it was becasue i knew there was no alcohol in it.

Golden orange - a little darker color than most NA’s, no head or lacing, but a very sparkling carbonated body. Light cereal aroma. Palate seems smooth at first, but is followed by a big kick of carbonation and much burping. Sweet malts with a little bit of citrus at the end. Not too bad for an NA.

This is one of the better / best non-alcoholic brews I know. Good job, Guinness, but stick to your usual big-brother brew: Guinness Stout.

Golden, white quickly disappearing head. Aroma from yeast and almond. Tastes of sour fruit. Sweet and sour finish.

Yellow/golden, white quickly disappearing head. Sweet aroma with hoppy notes. Strange hour, sour flavor.

Bottled. Golden colour, ariy head. Minty wort aroma. Sweet with obvious wotr flavour, but absent of the dreaded stale raisin flavour that I hate in low alcs. Rounded mouthfeel. Not worth drinking, but also not awfully unpleasant.

Drinkable - but just this once for me. Golden in color with a respectable, retained head, it has a sweet bready aroma. Very soft in the mouth, it delivers a light sweet malt taste. Clean finish.