ODouls Amber

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

OH SNAP. Seriously this beer is palatable. light caramel and maltyness in the nose. Malty, caramel, metallic taste. Not much to look at. The fact remains that this beats a lot of macros on flavor. This went rather well with the peppered turkey and munster sandwich I made myself for lunch. Cheers. I will be having this again. *Highly recommended for someone needing that beer fix if they don’t want to get snuckered*

I think its pretty good for a Low-Alcohol,it doesnt have a remarkable aroma, but the flavour was better than many mainstreams, the palate was OK, and what a great appearance, with white out-standing head. I will be caught drinking this one again.

This is impressive for an N/A. The amber taste is good and very refreshing. But being a drinker its man wheres the alcohol. this is damn good for an N/A. St Pauli Girl N/A is the best in my opinion.

Dull copper-amber. Fine carbonation, thick head with slight caramel hint. The aroma is faint but with a hint of caramel. Watery, with hints of caramel and crackers. Not much going on, but slightly more beer character than the regular O’Doul’s.

Bottle. Pours a caramel brown in color with no head. Just about flat. At first, when it is really cold, this brew kinda resembles "beer" but then as it gets the slightest bit warm it gets straight up nasty. It gets almost slimy with a soapy aftertaste... BlAAAhhhhhhh.

Some sweet maltiness combined with poorly carbonated wet swill. I couldn’t muster more than a few sips. Maybe the St. Pauli N.A. beer is the one to try in a blind barf taste test?

12 oz. bottle. Caramel malt aroma. Sparkly amber color with a white head that couldn’t stay. Thin to medium bodied. Moderate carbonation. Tastes of caramel, hint of honey, arguably some bitter. The finish is not obnoxious, though it’s not quite dry, and the mouth is left with a light lingering bitter. Ok.

Bottle from enniskillen; Nose is caramel malt and grain; pale amber with a medium beige head; flavor shows caramel, a bit of peppery spices, and even a tiny bit of hops. Much better than regular Odouls and better than Heineken Buckler. I could drink this as I drive in my car and not get in trouble!