Laziza Non Alcoholic

Brewed by Brasserie Almaza (Heineken)
Style: Low Alcohol
Beirut, Lebanon

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Light yellow beer with disappearing white head. Tomato juice dominates the aroma, with a hint of grain. Sweet flavour again with grain and tomato.

Bottle @ tasting at my place.
[thank you, faroeviking]
Pours a clear pale golden with no head. Aroma has tomato-juice, hay and corn. Watery palate. Thin flavour, sweet and artificial, hay and iron... not good.

28 cL bottle, thanks to faroeviking. Pours clear yellow with a fizzy white head. Aroma is strange dry cardboardish. Flavour: darkish malt to vegetable. dry cardboardish, rotten vegetable and grainy. Ends bland. Bad.

UPDATED: NOV 26, 2007 Bottle bought close by Nørrebro station. Copenhagen. Pours a pale golden colour, no head. Sweet grainy aroma. Bit sweet grainy flavour with grains, grains and grains. Dry grainy finish. The lemon version is somewhat better. ________________________________ Tasted again (ya..why?) @ the wolf tasting. This bottle was just as bad as the other one I tasted but the positive things was the tomato juice aroma and bit in the flavour..... strange. Bothe bottles were bought at the same time.

Bottle: Pours a light golden, the white head collapses quickly. The aroma is of straw, old vegetables, and corn. This stuff tastes like a corn syrup spritzer. Has a straw and sweet corn flavor. Also has a funny, mineral-ish aftertaste.

Found in a fruit and vegetables shop in valbyThey most have to much water in Lebanon.because they putting to much in this beer.Some malt and a golden colour.

Bottle. Golden of color with a white head. Aroma of sweet malt and hints of corn. A flavor with sweet malt and corn, no hops. boring and flat finish.

Bottle from a Middle Eastern grocery in Kensington Market. Golden colour with a decent white head. Odd aroma of malt, corn, and stewed tomatoes - but at least there was no skunk, which I really expected. Flavour is better than the aroma suggests, but still pretty bland and short, with some malt sweetness, a hint of herbal hops, and a dead finish. At least it’s a new country...

A golden beer with a thick white head. The aroma is malty and strawy, combined with a slitght metallic note. It is much better from the glass, since it started out skunked when I sniffed the bottle right after opening. The flavor is slightly malty, leading to a boring hoppy dry end - the dryness is due to the lack of alcohol - and is quite boring.

Bottled. Bright golden, brief head. Raisiny wort aroma. Sweet with clean mouthfeel - the heavy wort flavour dominates completely. No bitterness. I’ve got nothing positive to add on this beer.