Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

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Best beer i ever drunk, super dry is the best desciption they could have given it, but the taste is no where near dry, it will stay in your mouth long after the empty glass and will make you want another one, it wont dominate your mouth as well, you can go on eating good food and enjoy it’s aroma as a bonus to possibly every taste. a strong flavour, and a good calm buzz as well. Best beer i know. stands slightly above Efes and Goldstar. and a bit similer in taste if you wish to compare.

If you don’t like this beer, you’re missing the point. This beer is supposed to taste like half-water half-beer. That’s the way it’s marketed. Super dry is something you slam down after a good game of raquetball. It’s refreshing like that. Notice Super Dry has just a bit less alcohol than regular Budweiser, but tastes 10,000,000% cleaner. A marvel of modern beer engineering.

Typical watery Asian lager, but excellent with sushi! I was drinking it like soda! Crisp and refreshing after-taste. It makes you want to drink more.I guess Asian lagers go well with food...Recommended with food.

Asahi Super Dry is a great beer. It's crisp and clear and has a slightly sweet tone to it. Definitely a good compliment to Japanese food.

Dry beer, I like dit a lot. No aftertaste, just good dry flavor, not too sweet. I could drink this regularly. Thumbs up.

Very clean and crisp - not much of a smell, but it is a very enjoyable alternative to big name american lagers (Becks, Bud) Needs more suppliers in the UK - Please

This is a nice fresh beer. Not strong in the taste. Tasted it frist time in Tokyo 2007, it was a hot day....

Goes very well with sushi, one of my favorites.

Not as dry as I thought but very smooth and enjoyable. BONZAI !!!!

It was light, but was a solid package. So it give it respect for that. And don’t forget that this beer is super. With a label like that I was expecting a bottle with a pile of really cool tasting sand. Anyone know what asahi means.