Kaliber

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Can 440ml.
Clear light yellow with a large, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, light bread, corn, light cardboard. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration, corn, cardboard. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20100102]

A yellow beer with no head. The aroma is very hoppy and sweet. The flavor is sweet in the beginning turning pretty hoppy but ending on a thin note. The flavor gets boring after three sips. The palate is good for a non-alcohol beer.

(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

UPDATED: OCT 30, 2007 33 cL can (Kaliber Sin from Spain, brewed by Heineken Spain by Diageo, can has a horse head on it). Pours golden yellow and clear. White creamy head. Cornish dry aroma. Flavour is soft malty, no real sweetness and with a cardboardish finish. Drinkable.

Bottled. Golden colour, ariy head. Minty wort aroma. Sweet with obvious wotr flavour, but absent of the dreaded stale raisin flavour that I hate in low alcs. Rounded mouthfeel. Not worth drinking, but also not awfully unpleasant.

Bottled. Golden colour, creamy white big head. Hay, caramel, hops and malt in aroma. Sweet hayish malty flavour with caramelly hints. A bit honeyish hints too. Pleasant beer for being low alcohol.

Bottled. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Aroma of corn with a bit sweetness. Flavour of corn and malts with notes of sugar.

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.