Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Light yellow colored with little white head. Grassy aroma with lemon, some dry cardboard here too. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor is more dry with cardboard dominating, lemon also here. Well, dry as promised, nothing much more.

Bottle 33cl. Clear filtered brew with small white foam. First dry impression, then grainy-malty. Pasteurized broad aftertaste.

Bottle thanks to angrypirate06 (despite what he says). Pours with a white head and a pale golden body. Aroma of sweetness, rice, and not much else. Taste is sweet, grainy and tons of adjuncts. Super corn and rice soup. Fizzy and dry.

Bottle thanks to bman1113vr. Clear yellow pour with small white fizzy head. Aroma is rice, sweet. Flavor is cardboard, rice, sweet.

12 oz. bottle from a sushi restaurant in Northside in Cincinnati. Pours a clear gold color with a small white head, small for the style anyway. Aroma of corn, grains, pale malts, skunk, and light hops. The flavor is also corny, grainy, and malty. Light bodied, with a lot of carbonation and, as the bottle promises, a super dry finish. Not very good. Just something to drink with sushi, as the other options were 2 other Japanese macro pale lagers.

Clear gold with a fine white head. Sweet peach, grass and honey aroma. Tastes of apple and grass. Refreshingly delicious.

Draft @ Bangkok airport. Deep gold, clear, nice delicate white head with decent retention. Clean, malty aroma with very light grassy hops. Very clean beer does finish dry with no lingering effects. Crisp hops in the finish. Soft gentle carbonation on the palate. Quite a good pale lager.

bottle - I bought this mainly to add the label to my collection. I wasn’t expecting much and didn’t get much. Typical asian brew more astringent than most.