Kaliber

Brewed by St. James’s Gate (Diageo)
Style: Low Alcohol
Dublin, Ireland

Perhaps the best non alcoholic beer I’ve had yet? Pours kind of an orange color with a big head and some lace. the head falls flat after a few minutes and the lace seems to skin away into the beer as well. the aroma is some cereal and some vegetal notes with some molasses and generally pretty faint and boring. The flavor is toast, molasses; some Lipton iced tea, and some cereal. The beer is husky flavored and has a very very mild hop character. This beer isn’t nearly as thin as I expected. If I ever had to drink an NA this would be one of them that I would consider for regular consumption.

thin and pissy, pours yellow, thin head. Not good. Not much flavor, some spice and a hint of apple juice.

0.33 l bottle from Systembolaget. Golden color. Grainy rye porridge like aroma with notes of apple. Porridge flavor with hints of grass, honey, apple and paper. Almost no hops, hint of bitterness. Not beery at all, more like a weak liquid grain porridge.

12 oz bottle from the Boise co-op. Shouldn’t this beer be listed as a low alcohol? Anyway, pours a clear golden color with a medium white head. The aroma is sweet caramel mats. The flavor is similar; a rich caramel flavor, too sweet for me. Molasses and vanilla extract perhaps. A decent mouthfeel.

Bottle thanks to Swalden28. The beer is clear, golden in color, with a white colored head. The smell is weak, malts, and grassy. The taste is blah, malts, and watery.

Bottle thanks to Swalden28. Light amber in color with a small white head. Aroma is of grain and wet straw. Taste is of grain and is watered down.

(12oz bottle, courtesy of Stephen) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of grain and grass. Flavor of grain, cardboard, and a hint of graham crackers.

bottle thanks to swalden28. pale gold with a white head. not much on the nose. watery on the palate with a sugary finish.