Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Pour of pale or light amber. Aromas of grain, light hops, and hay. Flavor of hay and left over stale hops that leads to a slight skunkyness. Lightly bitter, clean, and crisp. Your everyday lager.

not bad, not really good. second best choice at japanese restaurants that only have japanese beer

33 cl bottle.
Pours clear pale golden colour with a large head. Aroma of clove, corn, grass and some light malts. Flavour of butter, dry hay, corn and malts. Light-bodied and straightforward.
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Bottle at Apollo Cinema, Piccadilly. Colour is amber but with a bit of a copper tinge. Nose is barely discernable, getting virtually nothing other than a metallic, minerally smell. Taste is grainy malt, carbonated fizz with a slight dry bite. Dullest beer I’ve had in a long time.

330 ml bottle.BBE 1.6.2012.
Pours a pale yellow colour with a small, thick, white head. Aroma of corn with some weak maltiness. Weak flavour of corn, dry malts and dry bitter hops. Light bodied, thin mouthfeel and a light finish with weak malts and hops. Pretty much low on everything but still unoffensive. Refreshing as well.

Light yellow beer with a medium and white head. Aroma is malty, some honey sweetness, quite refreshning aroma. Taste is quite sweet and malty, and actually nothing else, hint of hoppyness. Quite light to drink, nice carbonation. Basicly, good and fresh beer, but that’s all special, no need to try another time.

500 ml bottle. Pale yellow colour, very clear, with almost no head and zero lacing. Grainy aroma, a super light breadiness, no hops presence at all. Can’t really find any taste in this beer. At least it is slightly refreshing if drinked right out of the fridge. Still...boring.

Bottle 330ml. Light golden with a foam that disappears quickly. Aroma slight citrus feel. Medium carbonnation. Disappointing as expected.