ODouls Amber

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Low Alcohol
St. Louis, Missouri USA

bottle, pours light clear amber, thin white head. Aroma is toasted malt, some nutty notes and light honey. Dough and a pumpernickel flavor, ends dry with little bitterness. Fairly flavorful for a NA, but still boring.

Pours a cream-soda bronze with a small head that fades quickly. Aroma is slightly malty and slightly metallic with a pinch of citrus and honey way in the background. Flavor isn’t too bad; A little caramel and lemon appear, as well as malt. This genuinely is an amber ale sans alcohol. Palate is decent, medium viscosity and carbonation. Really would make an average amber if it was about 5%. Overall, fair.

Pours a somewhat darkish amber with a big head. Smell is of caramel and light fruit. Taste is of nothing much other than a glimmer of malt. Ick.

Normally I would say, "when a host gives you an Odouls find a new host", but in this case it was either this or boxed wine, and I was going to have to drive home late, so what the hell. Pours darker amber with a medium slightly off-white head. I wasn’t expecting much, but this was actually pretty nice, good caramel flavor up front, lightly worty, a bit thin, but a soft cherry flavor comes out in the finish. I know a lot of the low scores are due to the name and it being a low alcohol, but this really wasn’t all that bad. Far superior to most low alcohol beers I’ve had, well also superior to a lot of beers I’ve had in general.

Bottle, pours amber color. Dry taste, heavy on the carbonation, but not much by way of flavor. It has a copper, aluminum type taste. It does have a slight malt flavor which is nice, but watered down overall. Nevertheless I thought it was a good attempt for a NA. I would drink if I am DD.

A slightly better color than original O’Douls, that’s all I can give it.

they handed this out after a race I ran. It was poured from a can into a plastic cup. I then proceeded to pour it into my mouth. That experiment lasted one sip. It ended up poured in a field. It is hard to describe but I feel that this is what you must drink while you burn in hell for eternity. I’m going to start going to church.

Same crappy beer with a little bit of caramel coloring added. I would just have to go without if ths was all I had to drink.