Manav Karma Beer

Brewed by Manav Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Ghaziabad, India

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.

Pours a nice clear amber with a thick head that quickly dissipates. Aroma is strongly malty and fairly typical of a lager. Flavor is crisp and pleasant, not exciting but definitely drinkable. There is just a hint of bitterness, and also a whisper of sweetness. It goes down a little on the thin side but still refreshing and enjoyable. Worth a try.

typical lager type body.(pale yellow with a white head.)the aroma is of earth,orange zest,hay,and caramel malts.the flavor does much of the same with a slight corn type finish.

I’ll share the commercial description so that it may be enjoyed by more than me:
Crisp clear and refreshing, Karma beer is made from the virgin malt and German hops in pristine spring water of Himalayan divinity.
This pale lager is a divinely pale yellow with a thin, sustained creamy head. The aroma is slightly skunked, although some sweet malt and herbal hops eke their way out. Very soft in the mouth, one could forget that it was there at all was it not for the inspired flavor - that being - a grassy sweetness with some earthy bitterness. Not too bad, but I’m happy to have only one bottle, albeit a large one.

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Very bland, thin, lager here. Flat and stale. Not much to say about this one.

i was able to grab this beer at an indian grocery store in bloomington, il / medium straw body, thin, a bit active, small and foamy white head; eggwhites, grassy, primarily sweet, mineral water bite, sorta chewy... an aftertaste,... / definitely rare beer from expert!

Pours a fey pallid yellow with mild carbonation, a slight chill-haze and a white head. I knew exactly how it was going to look due to the clear glass bottle it came in. Brilliant! That grabs it a "1" in appearance... for being so considerate. Skunk aromas never truly fade, but there is a harsh Continental hop presence beneath. Flavor is actually pretty good, with sweet pale malts countered by those sharp, herbal hops. If I was in a dark bar with a stuffed nose I would probably really like this.

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Nice aroma of hay and noble hop. Bright gold color with a decent white head. Near medium body with fizzy/creamy carbonation. Flavor is a bit light. Pale malt arguably balanced by noble hop. The finish is dry, even lightly astringent, and there is detectable hop that builds a bit. A light, clean, arguably crisp, arguably refreshing lager. It drinks pretty well. Heads above the macro lagers brewed in the USA.