Kaliber

(I see a lot of low ratings numbers for near-beer. I know its not good as a beer. I don’t rate wine to beer or tea to coffee either. This is its own entity so these numbers will not reflect my pattern of taste in alcohol beer.)

Medium head with a beautiful amber color and a nice malt aroma. Touch of vinegar in the nose as well. Strong carbonation saltiness with just a fraction of that malt flavor the aroma promised. Finishes clean just a bit of bitter hop left on the back of the tongue.

This is the best of the N/A’s I’ve had. Sipped one today at Johnny’s Irish Pub. Very light, with a taste of malt and butterscotch. Not much else going on here, but nothing offensive.

Bottle. Yellow with a small white head. Aroma: Hay, cardboard, yeast, grass and sweet malt. Flavor: Hay, grass, grain, old butter and some sweet malt. Very thin and watery.

Bottle. Clear golding with a small white head. Sweet malt and low on hops. Thin as other low alcohol beers. Hay and wort.

Bottle - Found in my parents house - Small head, sweet grass aroma, very bland flavour (almost like paper!) not bad for a NA beer

One of the better NA beers, dark copper in color, generous white head, lots of malt in the nose with a big note of yeast, big malty flavor as well, the malt is definitely the drive behind this beer, balanced a bit toward the end of the flavors with a nice touch of spicy hops, another big wallop of yeast is tasted in the finish as well, didn’t leave much lacing around the glass, but a very enjoyable NA brew

(Can 33 cl) Courtesy of yespr. Comes as "Kaliber Sin" - Spanish version. Clear, pilsener golden with a neat, white head leaving laces. Aroma of malt. Thin and watery with vague notes of malt. No bitterness. 311007

Bottle, 0.05%. Bready, sweet wort aroma. The flavour has a little bread, sweet wort and sweet hop tea flavour. Clear dark golden colour. White head. The bitterness is a little rough, but there is only a hint of metallic hops. High carbonation.