Casablanca (Casa Beer)

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

Golden colour , head not stays so much, classical premium lager taste.Nothing much from medeterian lager as usual.

(Bottle 33 cl) Comes as "Casablanca Beer". Pilsener golden with tiny, floating impurities. Decent, creamy head with fair retention. Hoppy, phenolic nose. Flavour has some unusual earthy, fusty notes that I would usually associate with Belgian or French microbrews - certainly not in a lager! Sweet, grainy notes and a solid bitter finish. I’m not sure this is how it’s supposed to taste (no expiry date), but I kinda enjoyed it. 070106

Unlively blond pils beer, quick disappearing white head, To sweet nose for the style and hints of cruched grains. Taste is uninteresting, slight sweet, flowery and to fat in taste. Whin it warms up, it is almost undrinkable.

Flat yellow lager with nothing new to offer, only worth buying so you can cross off Morocco.

Poured from a bottle at Epcot. It’s not terrible, but about the best thing is that it’s from Morocco, and you can say you’re drinking Moroccan beer. No head, not a whole lot more taste.

Pours with minimal head and minimnal aroma, whats there is not worth talking about, grassy corn. Taste is about as thin and watery as you can get with a sort of bitterness which drys the mouth to a silly level.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a moderate white head. Aroma of lemon and grain. Full bodied lager with a mild hops flavor.

Pale gold lager with a rocky white cap that has modest retention. Sweet bready malt over herbal hop tones in the aroma. Light bodied, silky sweetish lager with a sharp hop bite and a nice biscuity after taste. Tastes way better than it looks.