 Beer Snob (356), Ontario, Canada
Apr 7, 2004
It's best to taste Japanese beers away from the sushi restaurant. In which case, Asahi dry is a decent quaffable beer with no aftertaste.
bearlybrewed (14), Colorado, USA
Sep 24, 2008 Not much aroma which is great when paired with seafood and sushi. Flavor is light, again coplementing japanese dishes. Light on the palate. Overall, a good light drinking brew with an excellent flavor with sushi and seafood.
swooper (96), Kladno, Czech Republic
Sep 22, 2008 golden, clear, frothy, medium bitterness, long finish, light body, lively, average lager from staropramen brewer in czech rep.
DandyWolfFloyd (254), Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA
Sep 21, 2008 Boring and forgettable. It’s aroma is absent, maybe some hops. It looks like a thirst quencher. That’s sort of my base marking though, so really nothing special. Golden color, common to pales. It’s flavor is nothing special.some unbalanced hop and malt flavors. It’s a chore to drink. I didn’t like it at all.
Strangebrewer (41), Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Sep 13, 2008 Almost no aroma. Poured clear pale amber with a thin fizzy head. Dry finish but not much in flavour. Went well with the curry dip I was snacking on.
ChazMania (299), Pasadena, California, USA
Sep 12, 2008 Bottled poured into pint glass at a great sushi place in LA. This is not an overly fantastic beer by any stretch but it really does go well with sushi. I enjoyed the crisp flavor to accompany the fish and rice. Good pairing.
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