Casablanca (Casa Beer)

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

Found this at a hookah bar in Florida. Not too much of any specific taste but certainly not bad. Some corn and maybe a bit of citrus but really anything- not watery though. A very drinkable lager but I certainly would not order it again.

Sweet lemony, corny grassy nose. Very transparent, huge white head on top of a light yellow base. Slightly sweet with a stale, alkaline hop finish. Not a drain pour; I am fairly impressed, uh, well, to be more accurate - I am not nearly as dissapointed with this lager as I was prepared to be.

I could actually get behind this beer for what it was: an imported lager. Not the usual offensive skunk that i get from most imports. Flavor of grains and corn. Crisp and refreshing. I’m gonna give it a higher overall score because, hell, who I am to disagree with one of the greatest movies of all time?

I picked this up at Beers of the World for another country tick. Yellow beer with a fizzy white head. Light malty nose with some grass. Very tingley on the tongue. Lemon, grass, light buscuit, and a something a little metalic. Not awful for an imported Lager.

bottled in marrakech. as with many muslim countries, average is the best one can hope for, and is certainly all I got here. slightly overgassy, with little in the way of aroma or flavour. slight sweetness

Bottle. Poured yellow with a white head. Aroma of malt and straw, slightly sweet. Body is thin and flavor is again malt and straw with a hint of bitterness. Much better then I thought it would be, actually quite drinkable.

(12oz bottle) Purchased from Kensington Market in Calgary... the only bottle on my list that I found. Pours a thin, white head with nice carbonation. Slightly darker golden body compared to most lagers. Nose is somewhat green grassy with mild malt. Nothing exceptional here except that this isn’t really that bad. Flavour is a mix of grain and corn. Pretty good for a lager... especially from Africa. Better then many Molson products I know...

Bottle from Knightly in Orlando. Dusty cobweb hops and corny grainy malts hallmark a boring beginning to this one. Hazy golden, but full foaming head. Sweet cereal grains, somewhat astringent tart empty finish, lacking almost any hop bitterness. Fizzy. Clean fermentation profile. Lingering flavor almost hints at a hoppy bitterness. Almost.