Stork Première

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

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

A Jason trip haul, pours fizzy pale yellow. Crisp and simple and sweet inoffensive taste, not much aroma.

-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..

Bottle in English Pub, Agadir, Morocco (330ml for 32 dirham):
Mix of sweet grain & faint smelling hops that hint at a syrupy aroma. There is some corn & various other adjuncts present, including vegetables & more grain.
Pale straw, clear & soapy lacing for a head.
Mix of sweet adjuncts and corn that has a little bit of a hop like taste to it, all of which matches the nose quite closely. There is also some grain in there too.
Somewhat smooth with a bit of a dry, sticky finish that is a surprise after the initial refreshing taste to it.

Sweeter than most of the other Moroccan beers I have tried & slightly better than most of them too, although not by much it must be said.

From:
http://abarwithnoname.wordpress.com

Bottled. Golden with a thick whte head; shortlasting. Fresh and hoppy aroma with metallic notes. Artificial sweetish with some maltiness.

Jason’s bottle. Least liked of three Moroccan bottles brought back freshly from Morocco. Big head, light yellow, above average carbonation. Watery with a tingling mouthfeel, taste is bitter water. Not too drinkable. Airline fuel taste that would go with sushi if you have to drink it.

[At RBESG 2006] A hazy yellow beer with a dying off-white head. The aroma is sweet with a dusty hoppy note, while the flavor is sweet malty with notes of straw. The body is thin.

Bottle 05-12-03. Drank this a few times in Morrocco and brought a bottle back, though why I am not sure as it was fine but not great. Pale golden colour, bit watery and thin, some bitterness.