Orion Premium Draft Beer

22 oz Bottle. Lager glass. Clear yellow with little head. Sweet rice, grain, corn aroma and taste. Mild and smooth but not much else going on.

Clear golden yellow, large and diminishing head. Aroma is grain and paper, not much else. Flavor is this, very light bodied. As boring as you can get without being truly offensive.

Grainy aroma. Lite gold with thin head. Notes of malts, hops, and grains...surprised by the balance. Fairly smooth with mild dry finish.

Nothing special at all but went well wilth my thai food. Low carbonation and a flavor of a lot of corn and adjucts probably. Better than the bud or miller though.

Old age is setting in as I can’t remember if I picked this up in Indianapolis or Dayton. Maybe neither. Anywhat - It’s a pale yellow/gold beer with a sudsy white head and some lazy bubbling. The aroma is faint, sweet and grainy with a hint of corn. Tastes slightly better having a mild grassy bitterness added to the stir. Drinkable.

Clear gold appearance with a small, solid head. Sweet, malty aroma turns more vegatal as it warms. Mild, grainy, moderately hopped taste. Exceeded my marginal expectations.

Nothing special here. I am not being offensive, but the Japanese are not well-known for their beer. I would compare this to Heineken almost. Doesn’t go down smooth, a very thin beer. I would say more, but the taste every average beer pretty much tastes the same: not smooth, thin, lacking body, and flavor.

Exactly what you’d expect from an okinawian beer. Light, smooth and not too hoppy. An enjoyable, if unremarkable beer