Manav Karma Beer

Bottle, part of drain pour night. Piss pale body with a white head. Sweet malty chewy corn husk, light dried fruit and a faint grass note. Eh not a drain pour at least.

Very pale straw colour with a thick but fast-fading white head. Fairly malty aroma with a soft pale malt sweetness and a light dusty bitterness. Lightly herbal with a touch of breadiness as well. There is a nice floral hoppiness as well. It’s really not a bad beer as well... sort of a malty pils. It’s working pretty well with my chicken curry.

This clear yellow beer poured with a decent white head and a pale malt aroma. There is a light malt flavor with a hint of bittering hops - sort of a skunky cheap beer taste.

Straw yellow, surprisingly decent head with decent retention. Dirty aroma, that does seem "glue like" as another reviewer put it. Grain and corn taste with mild hop. World Macro-Lager style.

Bottle. Pours clear yellow with a white head. Aroma is lightly sweet malt, grass and play-doh. Light body. Flavor is very light malt and a touch of bittering hops. It’s actually quite drinkable despite the weird play-doh smell.

A rare brew from the experts! By far the most amazing thing about this beer is that it gushed everywhere upon opening. The bottle hasn’t moved for at least 48 hours. Anyway... yellow colored, moderate to small head, some lacing and retention. Aroma is pale malts, very very light hops, and a dominating chemical aroma. Somewhat gluelike, but it’s something else. Light bodied, quite sweet, not enjoyable.

Bottle. A standard, yellow, fizzy euro lager. Clean, crisp, a bit of a grassy note, uninsulting.

Pale straw color, no head. Smells and tastes bland, thin, watery, weak. Some sweet grain. Saving grace is a soft mouthfeel. Nice label and good opportunity to make silly joke about bad karma.