Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Tipica lager asiatica, riso a manate, niente di buono, per apprezzarla bisogna berla dopo una cosa oscena come il nostro primo aborto da homebrewers.

Little to no aroma. Watery appearance and no head. Tastes like a downgraded Sapporo (which is already not impressive). Feels like slightly carbonated water in your mouth. Overall it just isn’t worth trying except for the fact that it’s a rice beer, which is interesting enough if you’ve never had one.

Pint. Pours a golden color with a medium sized white head. Not overly carbonated. Aromas of grass, malt, and metal. Light bodied. A little crisp, but does go down easy. About what I expected.

Clear straw pour, nice head and lace, rising bubbles. Sweet beery aroma. Nice carb, corny sweetness, with a touch of butter. Some hoppy dryness at the end. Smooth, drinkable, refreshing. Average pale.

11.11.2006, 0,33l Bottle. Golden yellow colour. Aroma is weak malty. low bitterness and almost no aftertaste. It is dry with some bitterness at the end.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma is dry grass and corn. Flavor is light and very refreshing. Mild corn and sweet malts at the beginning with a very light and grassy middle. Aftertaste is crisp and not too lingering. Really nice and refreshing.

12oz bottle and can. Pours a bright gold color with a white foamy head. Very mild rice aroma. Really doesn’t have much of a flavor at all. Some rice-grain aspects, maybe a hint of hops, but really no real taste to it. American macro qualities.

A 22 oz bottle. the beer poured a clear golden body and a foam white head. The smell is some what sweet and dry. the taste is light and dry..duh. Good carbonation. 12 pack