Stork Première

Brewed by Société des Brasseries du Maroc (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Casablanca, Morocco

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Pale golden colored brew. Cardboard aroma. Flavor is thin, almost sparkling water, some boring, grassy hops. Sugary aftertaste.

Bottle. If you walk into a cafe in morocco you’ll find men drinking Stork. Aha It must be the best in town. No, but it is the cheapest. Stork really is borderline, any less taste and it’s water with sugar. All you can hope for is that drinking one doesn’t hurt you in any way. I’ll give some points for the stunning bottle; it’s the ugliest ever and who put "Biere de luxe" and "Premiere" on that sticker? I guess whom ever it was, he had had too many Stork at the time.

Can 0,33l. Thanks to Eva and Rune. Pale golden colored. A tiny head. Sweet malty aroma and flavor. Carbonated. Some bitterness. KI=0

Thanks to Eva for bringing a 330ml can back from Marrakech. Thin, white surface with light golden body. Notes of sour grass in aroma. Vagues hints of hops in flavour, but mostly an impression of drinking sweet water. Dry in the mouth (shared at Finn’s, 21.10.2008).

In the Atlas Moutains, East of Marrakesh, Marocco
Pale golden colour, with large course bubbles. Thin water’y flavour. Even the stunning location couldn’t save this beer from a low rating.

Botella 330 Cl. Los paises arabes no es que destaquen por las buenas cervezas. pero hace calor y se compensa.

-thanks ma- Pours with a medium head, dissipates at a slow rate but does leave a headring... some smell, nothing bad, indifferent... Taste is bold and bitter, actually nice stuff.. could be real good in a desert on a camel..

rbesg06gt, canned. yellow with not much sign of a head. even worse than the casablanca beer, corn syrup and chemical bitterness