Kaliber

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

No no no no no! This is just wrong. Smells and tastes like rotting cabbage, hard boiled eggs which have sat around for fifteen years, and old men’s farts. (Bottled if anyone wants to repeat the ’experience’). My very best of luck to you.

Canned(440ml). -golden coloured, no head, slight malt flavor, tastes like sweet boiled water with hay in it

Best not to bother. If you’re really contemplating this; stop, order an orange juice or pick the car up in the morning. Suggestion of a malty flavour, but that’s as good as it gets; flat and thin.

In the bottle. Had this at a wedding reception, so relax kids, I’m not on the wagon. I would NEVER pay for a non-alcohol brew. A nice color- dark amber ale. No head, no carbonation. What this tastes like is when I drink the hydrometer reading capture from a freshly-brewed wort prior to fermentation. Sweet and roasty, low hops, none of the magic that yeast produces. One of Dante’s levels of hell must be the place where you can only get no-ethanol beer.

One of the better options for a non-alcoholic beer. Although similar in palate and aroma to others, this one has a slightly better taste.

This beer actually had some color although the head was non existent. Aroman was malty with no decernable hopss. The same with taste.... flat, but some malt with slight sweet initial taste. Little else here. If you cant drink real beer why bother.

Slight malt flavor, and a few extra color, aroma, and overall points for this one, but I wouldn’t have it again.

Not bad for an NA. Still that isn’t saying much. I would put this one on level with O’douls Amber and would not be opposed to drinking a cold one on a hot day when nothing else was on hand.