Can, bought in Egypt. Sweet perfumy aroma. Clear golden colour. No head. The flavour is thin and slightly teaish. Very watery, but less unpleasant than most NA beers.

Canned, brewed by Al Ahram in Egypt (0.0%). Very pale yellow fizzy looking with brief head. Raisiny wort aroma with some black currant. Sweet, thin and metallic wit hnotes of saccharine and sourdough. Finishes with some blood, but no bitterness. Mediocre but drinkable N/A.

Beim trinken kann man nur einen leichten Malzgeschmack feststellen, der aber direkt verfliegt. Sehr wässrig. Schmeckt ein bisschen muffig, zum genießen ist das bestimmt nichts. Test vom 15.1.2005, Gebinde: Dose Noten: 5,5,5,6,8,5 - 5,30

Canned(500ml). -pale golden, little quick-disappearing head, high carbonated with some corn aroma, ordinary N.A. taste

My first Birell was from Switzerland but I didn’t have any real notes on it, so this re-rate is based on a can from Al-Ahram of Egypt, purchased at my local halal meat shop. The colour is light gold, kind of dull, and there is not much head. The aroma has a lightly toasted malt character with a hint of bread, along with somewhat pee-like hops and distinct brussel sprout. The body is kind of watery, the flavour like hollowed-out grain husks with a hint of rooty hop. My first notes simply said "There are worse" and that’s true, but this is no prize.