Kaliber

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

For a non-alcoholic brew, this is OK. There are hints of dark malts and wheat. A bit watery sometimes, but then that is to be expected.

Bottle pours a clear amber/rust color with a foamy off-white head. Aroma reminds me of pumpernickle bread. Flavor has a hint of honey, and roasted malt. Although I wouldn’t choose this over a beer with alcohol it’s an Interesting alternative to the standard N/A varieties out there.

Drink a real, beer, pussies! Non-alcoholic brews are for losers and hen-pecked drunks! C'mon, folks... drink real beer!

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.

Had an interesting aroma - somewhat malty, yet lacking the alcoholic sharpness. The flavor was decent overall, but again lacking that bite that moderate alcohol content gives it. Went down well, I was pleasantly surprised by this one.

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.

Surprisingly dark amber for an NA with a firm white head. Sweet corn and vegetable aroma. Sweet flavor up front but with a little bitterness and a sweet finish. Slippery texture with minimal carbonation. I suppose for an NA this is isn’t bad but it’s really not a favorite of mine.

This NA Beer is one of my favorites. It has a lot more flavor than the likes of Budweiser, Miller, etc. I drink this when my wife makes me abstain from alcohol. God bless her soul!