Kaliber

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Can
Blond color. Aroma of malt and cereals. Quite dry, too much carbonated, crude cereals taste and too high bitterness. Unbalanced.

Found that in my inlaws fridge, so I gave it a try. It wasn’t as bad as I expected though. Nice honey amber color, fast diminishing head. Malt and Caramel nose and also taste, very weak, kind of thin too.

Pale gold with a small white head. Aromas are grain, soap and sulphurous egg, just odd. Flavours are malty in a "spoonfull of Ovaltine in a pint of water way". Pretty terrible. Drink water its nicer.

Bottle. Unusual aroma - peaches makt and an odd aroma I couldnt place. Sweet without enough hops. Odd- jsut about drinkable but better than expected.

Left over bottle from my wife’s pregnant days. Extremely thin in aroma and flavor, but hey what can you expect for a LA beer. I do have to say that it beats the hell out of Sharps and O’Douls. Another friend put it like this.."I wouldn’t drink Busch or Coors regular products, why would I drink their Low Alcohol versions?" At least this one has Guiness going for it.

From a bottle.Slight malt,some sweetness.It’s hard to expect a non alcoholic beer to be any good,it serves a purpose for some,but not me.

UPDATED: APR 28, 2007 Heavy and smooth for a non-alcoholic; style-wise it tastes more like an Oktoberfest than anything else. The malt has some complexity to it, and the hops are very weak. It’s not great; it could use some more hops, but it’s worth having now and then for variety, if you’re into the NA’s.

Just wrong in so many ways. Especially considering Guinness brew it! Terrible stuff with no flavour, body or aroma!