Sapporo Yebisu

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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

Can. Golden, minimal ghost of a head across the top. Sweet melon and mandarin aroma. Sweet melon flavour balances the harshness of the hops. Not a bad canned beer for the park.

Not a great beer, but I didn’t expect to like it much at all, considering that I’m a hophead. dark gold color, easy drinking, but had enough flavor for me to actually like it abit. I’d drink it again, with sushi!

Golden colour with thin head. Malty bready aroma. Very flat on the palate. Neither offensive nor exciting (I definitely couldn’t pick out any of the undertones of flavour that some of the other raters have!)

Tasted this one after returning home on compo from a workplace accident. Probably should have went with something a little stronger, but this seemed a good starter and I was quite impressed with their Black beer. Pours a clear honey gold with a thin lather of white bubbles formed by the irregular carbonation. Grainy and bitter aroma, quite dry with a zest of fruity esters like navel oranges and grapefruit. A lot of citrus in the mouth, thin bodied and quite crisp in carbonation. Very clean, light mouth feel, bitter in the back, more a tang than grassy, and finishes off with a long clean citric swallow. Judging by most of the ratings this is not one that is universally the same. The sample I tasted, though, was quite a refreshing light lager that would be a great summer quaffer. Certainly better than most Japanese Lagers.

Pale yellow swill. Skunky bitter flavor, but not really hops bitterness. Not good at all, but not really bad, at least as judged by my palate that has been wasting away in China.

I’ve tasted a lot of bad beers...and this is one of them. It stinked and tasted worse than the smell. My wife was amazed as she watched me pour it down the drain.

Thanks to IslandHaole for this one. Pours canary with aroma of hopcit, slight honey and thiols. Tastes malty, with hopcit and a slight malty dryness at the finish. Highly carbonated.

Misleading name on the label. A bright gold and slight red color. A thin white head. The aroma is sweet with ginger and some cherries. The tastes are drier. Notes of raisins, black pepper and some woody freshness.Really, a pretty good lawnmower beer.