Kaliber

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

Bottled. Golden coloured. Sweet flavour of brewmash. Very thin and weak. Boring.

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

Some hops, skunkiness, flat, not much flavor. Still better than some American beers with alcohol.

Far darker and maltier than other NA's, which I guess shows it's made by Guinness. Very little head, which was annoying, but otherwise you feel more like you're drinking a "real" beer when it's got this darker color - just short of a Newcastle Brown. Decent, though I think the St. Pauli NA is perhaps better.

This low-alcohol beer promises, but fails to deliver. Maybe because I am so used to fine imports and craft brews? Aroma is malty with a hint of sweetness. Color is a deep golden brown, so it at least looks like real beer. Flavor, however, leaves a lot to be desired. It scarcely tastes like beer - the flavor is thin and, though not nasty, barely mediocre. It feels watery, like a "light" beer. An "A" for effort, but unfortunately somehow the brewers removed the taste along with the alcohol.

330 ml bottle. Brilliant pale copper. Low offwhite head. Limited but clean aroma of sweetish grainy malts. Fairly sweet and biscuity malt flavor with a slightly sour undertone. Minimal bittterness. Short, light malty ending.

Thanks to Fidel for providing a style that I need to rate. Now I don’t have to buy a 6 pack! Very attractive pour of golden caramel and very thin off white head. The nose isn’t to good, with some malt and cardboard. The flavor is about the same. Glad I got that over with.

Dar amber color with a quick off white head, big grain husk tannic aroma, bitter, metallic. Taste is grainy, more bitter husks, tannic finish. More flavors than ODouls for sure, but it is so unpleasant I’d prefer the more tasteless stuff.