Malt Beer

7.8

Kvass Russian Soda

January 12, 2015

Germany

Kvass is a malt based soda from Germany inspired by a traditional Russian drink. With the slogan “As refreshing as bread” you know you are in for something a little different and interesting. The idea for the drink originates in Eastern Europe [...]

by Peter

8.2

Malta Guiness

September 19, 2011

Nigeria

Malta Guiness is a soft drink that is made in Nigeria and exported all over the world. The drink is a malt beer, but is made without alcohol and is very sweet.

by Peter Anderson

7.5

Bavaria 0.0% Wit

September 19, 2011

The Netherlands

Bavaria 0.0% Wit is a non alcoholic beer from the Netherlands. Review by Mike Nightingale: I’ve been enjoying this drink for some months. It tastes just like a traditional wit-beer, just with no alcohol. A friend of mine who skis in Austria is a [...]

by Mike Nightingale

7.7

Müllers Malz

March 1, 2011

Germany

Müllers Malz is a Malz Bier (childrens beer, alcahol free) from Germany made by the Pinkus Müller brewery. Characteristic of his well-miller malt flavor and wholesomeness. The hop is from organic contract farming and for malting barley used is grown in [...]

by Peter Anderson

7.4

Kraft Malz

January 17, 2011

Germany

Kraft Malz is a non alchaholic soft drink from Germany, that is made in a similar way to beer. The taste is sweet, quite heavy and definately tastes like beer. The drink is often known as a “kindesbier” childrens beer in Germany and is similar [...]

by Peter Anderson

9.5

Vitamalz

January 17, 2011

Germany

Vitamalz is a soft drink from Germany, that is well known as a “childrens beer”. There is no alcholol in the drink, but unlike “non alchaholic beers” this drink has a very sweet taste to it whilst retaining the taste of beer. [...]

by Peter Anderson

7.9

Malta India

January 6, 2011

Puerto Rico

Malta India originated in Puerto Rico. Malta, young beer, or wheat soda is a type of soft drink. It is a carbonated malt beverage, meaning it is brewed from barley, hops, and water much like beer; corn and caramel color may also be added. However, Malta [...]

by John Engelman

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