Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Bland...near colorless. Corn on nose and taste. I did not pick up the metallic taste as mentioned.

(Bottle on 2009-03-07) Golden and clear. Medium sized quickly disappearing white head. Meltallic and grassy aroma. Light, dry palate with lot of carbonation. Metallicness, grass, bitterness, wateriness and sweetness in taste. Short bitter aftertaste.

No 702
Rated: 06.03.2009
Bottle brown, 330 ml
Appearance: Pours hazy and with sediments, nasty looking, pale and poor golden body with a very weak carbonation, head is initially medium, white, frothy, slowly decreasing to small, nice lacing, quite firm head in deed.
Aroma: Front is artificial, alien, unfamiliar, werid, strange, bizarre, quite strongly alcoholic and without character, very weak, reduced to nothing, thanks its not repulsive.
Flavour: Totally repulsive, harsh, agressive, very nasty-dry front, sandy-rough texture on palate, very unpleasant sensation, no malty sweetness in base, some aromatic, herbal hoppyness and sour, nasty aftertaste, leaves parched aftertaste and palate overally, finish duration is long, rice, corn and general kingdom of adjuncts, sauerkraut.
Palate: Body is light, texture is dry, carbonation on palate is rather weak, finish feel is nasty dry, weak wattery, plastic, artificial, rough and sandy, nasty oriented impression on palate.

Poco da dire su questa lager bionda giapponese,aroma nullo,gusto poco di più,molto acquosa...in breve: mai più.

bottle from a thai place in knoxville suburbs. between the other two (sapporo and hitachino) in terms of color. this helped with the spicy food great. smelly distantly of fruit. sweet again. not dry, despite the bottle saying it’s super dry..... that was the rating from my blackberry. if it’s incomprehensible, sorry.

A slightly metallic taste prevents this from being better. Finish isn’t "Super" dry, maybe mega dry, ultra dry, but not super.

Golden yellow in color, true to its name of Super Dry. A very dry finish with a crispness in the end. Overall a dry beer with nothing special to it.

Pale yellow pour with a white head. Aroma of straw and pale malts. Flavor of sweet malts and corn, some yeast and bread towards the finish. Crisp. Light body.