Kaliber

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

Had this today at lunch during work. The bottle pours an amber color with no head and lace. Not much aroma, but some ale like characteristics. The flavor was somewhat like a watery bitter with a semi sweet and fruity taste. Overall, this is average for what it is: beer during work.

Canned. Yep I’m running out of things to drink. Pale golden coloured body with a fluffy white head. I don’t know what I was expecting (not much) but it looks better then I thought. Flavour is OK for a 0.5% beer, no really, its pretty drinkable. Malt notes are present and quire nice. No much bitterness or hopping.

Golden color with a fizzy/bubbly off white to yellow head. Stale nuts and light caramel aroma. Caramel made with sour milk and sprinkled with spanish peanuts. Not good, even by my standards.

Surprisingly full bodied and flavored for a non-alco. A little hops and decent mouthfeel.

Pours a gray/brown/ginger ale color with as much evanescent head as could be expected in a NA. Smells a bit like a box of Cracker Jack. Tastes like Cracker Jack soaked in sweet tea with lemon. Aftertaste is of tin and acid. Not totaly horrible if you like carmel corn, I guess. Just drink water, it's cheaper. Rating boosted as I tried to remind myself that this is not supposed to be beer.

Horrible NA beer. cloying and sickening. Not even refreshing.

Has a decent looking light copper appearance with a light head that dissipates quite quickly. Faint, sweet aroma of corn syrup. The flavor is a bit disjointed - sticky sweet, a bit of a worty malt-like essence to it but slightly cloying. The mouthfeel is rather sticky. Not the best NA.

Clear golden with pinkish tints, instantly vanishing large head (soda-like). Faint molasses-maple syrup (Log Cabin, not Vermont, variety) nose is retch-inducing if you spend too much time with it. Artficial orange-syrup flavor is truly disgusting. Not even close to "beer."