Sapporo Reserve

Big ol’ bottle. This is okay, but it goes much better with a shot of sake dropped in your glass. (Sake Bomb!!!!) Overall, nothing special but not disgusting. Hints of rice, barley and weak hops make this one an expensive version of cheap American swill.

big ol can. a nice drink... wish i was eating some suchi to go with it... but nothing too interesting going on.

Nice looking can at least. Sweet malt aroma. The flavor was also rather sweet, with a note of honey. In the background, there was a very faint floral hop note. Not bad, but just not that good either.

I’ll rate this one as an everyday walking around beer. I wouldn’t dink this on a special occassion but it’s quite drinkable as an everyday beer. Nothing offensive about it. Actually has some flavor which a lot of lagers don’t seem to have.

Decent for a Euro style Japanese beer. The head was less than I expected. Quite smooth despite its other ho-hum qualities. Although not outstanding, it was still a well above average beer.

Japanese beer using the German Purity Law? It sounds like these two might be hatching something....Nothing like Germans and purity...Anyways, onto the beer. For a lager its ok. Quickly dissipating frothy soap head over yellow amber color. Im just drinking this too pad the stats, not because I actually wanted it. Oh well, it has a cool looking can.. #200 BABY!

Pretty refreshing with a nice kick. It certainly does taste great at a Japanese restaurant, but I am not sure who buys this stuff for home consumption.

Not band. Just kinda bland. You can drink it. Even though it came in a can, it still has kind of a skunky/DMS note.