Kaliber

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Bottle @ The Bon Accord. Sweet perfume aroma. Yellow colour with a big foamy head. Fairly sickly artificial flavour. Doesn’t taste like a beer.

UPDATED: MAR 25, 2011 Watery but beer-ish flavor, no body, looks like beer but not great beer, doesn’t smell terrible, a little higher mark than it probably should get owing to the fact it is probably my favorite NA.

Not that bad. A little sweet and a little bread-y. Not great though. Serving: Bottle

2/18/11. 12oz bottle. Clear dark gold pour with a fizzy off-white head that sizzles away fast. Faint aroma of dirty, metallic water and a hint of sweet grain. Disgusting sweet, almost sour caramelly grain flavor that I can’t describe. Disgusting.

Lucent gold, thin white head, medium body, medium carbonation.

Aroma: sweet malt, fruity esters, whole wheat bread.

Taste: sweet malt, dry irish cider, dark wheat bread.

Raw malty aroma. Clear dark golden color with a small white head. Sugar malt flavor throughout. At first I kinda liked the sweet raw malt flavor but it gets to be too much too quickly.

Served from a bottle while on a boat for work. I guess they need to keep their workers sober. The appearance is a caramel hue. The flavors and aromas are sweet with candy, caramel, very cloying. The body is way thin for the sweetness. The taste is more like a bad going flat soda. Ohh well at least I can check that style off the list to try.

Probably the best non-alcoholic beer I will ever drink, if that’s a positive thing...