Casablanca (Casa Beer)

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

Bottle reads "Casa Beer, Imported Lager Beer, The Original Beer from Casablanca." Well, if this wasn’t from the Mediterranean / Middle East, I’d say we have right here a nice alternate fuel source: corn, rice, and alcohol, although the latter wasn’t strong enough to ignite. Outside of a really nice frothy and creamy head, this tasted like it was literally brewed with corn, rice, and sugar. Boring. Sweet. Yet, another cool stamp to have the old passport of beer.

(bottle - 12 oz) Golden pour with no head. Just a slight film. Aroma is dominated by hops and dry straw. The taste is the same way. Lots of hops and dry grains at the front, but the taste dies quickly and finishes very clean and crisp. Aftertaste is only slightly bitter.

Not the greatest beer I have ever had, but it is really not bad for a warm spring day. I think beers like this perhaps are better on location and lose something in the translation when they are exported/imported. It is well balanced at least, somewhat malty, with just a hint of grassy hoppiness. Decent

Pale gold body, quickly diminishing white head. Sweet corn and hop aroma, maybe some very light malts. Boring taste, some fair hop/malt interaction in the beginning but it ends poorly.

Bottle shared with tupalev, jerc, blankboy & HogTownHarry - courtesy of blankboy. Rating #1200! Not the most exciting beer for a milestone, but it was a new country. Orange-gold colour with a small white head - not bad looking. Aroma is grainy and a bit herbal - typical standard lager. Flavour of a standard lager as well - nothing awful, just bland and uneventful. I guess it would go down nice at a Morrocan cafe.

With all of these ratings, this is clearly Morocco’s chief export. Not bad-- a balanced pale lager with an orange colour and a hint of green hops in the aroma. Surprisingly malty palate. Nice.

Clear golden color with a thin white head. Aroma of corn and grass. Slightly sweet flavor with sour grainy notes.

This is probaly the only beer made in morraco, therfore te probaly cut the corners in the brewing. The taste and aroma tastes weak and unpleasant. They overpower it with alchol taste and leave all the rest on the back burner.