Harbin Beer

Bottle at PF Changs - Sort of what you’d expect. A light, fizzy, adjunct flavored beer with moderate head. Good with spicy chinese food.

12 oz bottle. Pours light golden with a small white head. Honey and bready nose. Pretty dry, with a bit of "tanniny flavor. bitter after taste that lingers a bit. Not bad, but not good.

My first beer from China (and I doubt I have many more). Pours clear yellow with a large white head. The aroma has pale malt, skunk and corn - mmm, mmm. Medium body that is oddly slick and overly carbonated. The taste starts with pale malt with adjunct corn tastes - fairly bland, but what is there is not pleasant. The finish has some skunk and is on the papery side along with being lightly medicinal. Fair at best.

A pale lager with a thick creamy white head, which receedes quickly. A perfumey corn adjunct aroma, grainy. In mouth, a crisp malt with corn, no hops, however, rather refreshing. Bought at CJs, Potsdam, NY.

Golden and started off quite promising with a reasonable amount of flavour. There wasa combination of sweetness and dryness. Unbelievably this dissaperared in minutes and this became yet another boring lager. Perhaps A.B are worried about making a beer with flavour!

Bottle from BevMo. Pours a light golden color. Grainy aroma with some creamed corn in there. Flavor is grainy and bitter. Somewhat watery. Not a very good beer.

Color is clear golden with a large white frothy head. Aroma is a bit skunky and bready. Light grain flavor and a bit metallic. Light bodied with carbonation typical of the style.

Light nose, pale gold color, foamy head. Fast dissappating head. Light creamy malt with a dainty hop bitter. Not really bad, but not good either. Sweeter than bitter.