Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

It’s hard to get down and it’s really skunky. It’s weird concidering they use corn and rice in their beer, woudn’t buy it again.

I ordered this beer while having lunch at a tepanyaki restaurant. It’s definitely not a great beer but if you want something neutral to go with a meal, it will do the trick. I won’t order it again.

Mercifully consumed at a crap sushi hole with white servers. Clear gold wig a small compact white cap. Barely any aroma but there is some grains and a bit of wheat and slight fruit..... or is that the taste? Pretty much the same aside from a good bitterness. Decent brew after all.

21.4 oz. bottle- Pours pale golden with a thin ugly head, aroma is grainy, some citrus, fresh. The flavor is not suprisingly pale lagerish, it is smooth, drinkably simple, but light and flavorless at the same time, as far as pale lagers go, I have had worse, alot worse. Will never drink again!

UPDATED: SEP 3, 2011 (can) (Hong Kong) clear pale yellow, tall white head; sweetish aromas of corn , clean flavour, simple but not too watery, unremarkable but not quite as bad as most asian beers

I like this. This beer is clean, very drinkable and most of all very refreshing. Would make a great session beer. This in fact is one of those rare beers that can be enjoyed straight from the bottle. A perfect summer-time thirst quencher. I can see why the Japanese are so fond of this one.

Pours gold with a large fading head. Nose shows grassy hops and faint grainy malt with a cardboard character. Pretty soft. Similar flavours, very light, though theres a big cardboard hit. Very watery, too much carbonation.

UPDATED: AUG 21, 2011 Not complex, very slight hops flavour. Clear. Simple. Not so bad for a Japanese beer.