Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Pours a golden color with a white head. Aroma is pilsner malts, skunk, rice, rice, honey, a little floral, and some peppery hops. Flavor is honey, vanilla, floral, and a mild pepper hop finish.

Can. Very dry beer. Taste is rice and corn..Nothing too flavorful. Mouth drys the mouth.

330 mL Bottle. Straw yellow with a thin fizzy white head leaving no lacing to speak of. Aroma is cereals, somewhat biscuity, and an innuendo of wet dog just in from the rain. The flavor is better than the smell; it has a certain crispness to it, some malt to it but rice appears to be a predominant adjunct making for a very thin taste. The aftertaste? It’s hard to describe; no it’s not metallic but it is strange, kind of like wasabi minus the burning sensation. Super Dry says it for the finish and that seems to be this beer’s best feature. I’ll have it with my sushi but that’s the extent of it.

Bottle. Pours light golden with a moderate white head, which disappear fast.Grainy aroma, metallic sweet taste, unpleasant

can, golden colour, white head dissapearing much too fast, tastes like a real artificial-beer, a bit grainy but not enough, sweet, no big taste or big palate and the little things I taste stink a little bit, but it’s drinkable

UPDATED: NOV 28, 2009 Pours a clear light yellow. Aroma is very faint, but that of dough and grain. Taste is very light and lively with hints of grain. Not that great, but not horrible.

Multiple tastings. Catching up on some of the beers I drank in the past - this is one of those crappy beers that I only drink at jaapanese restaurants if there are no other choices. I try to avoid beers like this.

12 oz bottle. Poured a very pale yellow with a two finger white head. The aroma was mainly corn. The flavor was metallic, with a grassy finish.