Tsingtao

Brewed by Tsingtao Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Qinqdao, China

Serve in Lager glass

The new fancy looking bottle makes this appear better but it’s not. The agressive pour still didn’t produce a cap that lasted more than 10 seconds. Nothing now. Pretty weak gold for colour but it is very clear. The aroma is mainly grains. Nothing offensive here as the smell seems fairly clean but it needs more and is just plain. Taste is pretty grainy with some nice bitterness on the finish but watery overall. Mouthfeel is decent with a foamy swish. Light bodied. Short lived mild bitter aftertaste. Reliable but boring.

Bottle. Poured pale yellow with minimal head, overly carbonated. Aromas and tastes of grassy hops. Crisp clean finish thanks to watery lack of flavours. Not offensive and not memorable either.

Decent Chinese mass produced beer. Tsingtao means clear island FWIW. solid beer.

Bottle. Golden colour almostb without head. Aroma and flavour of hops and rice.

Bottle. Pour was a bit skunk, but when I let the head settle, aroma mostly mild hop. Certainly can tell the adjunct used in this one is rice. Flavor isn’t bad, and when cold, nice pair to Chinese food.

Unoffensive and unimpressive. Very pale body with virtually no head. The aroma is light and sweet with a touch of apple. Thin palate with light carbonation. The flavor is smooth but bland. Light and moderately sweet. No bitterness to speak of. Meh.

Bottle - Pours a typical prem. lager way with a fairly fast-fall head. Aroma is somewhat sweet and sour with hints of cereal, but still fairly clean. The taste has similar notes, but with added notes of metal and mild hops. If served nice and cold, it is very refreshing!

Pales a very pale golden colour, with no head and a white ring. Aroma of malts. Flavour of malt, malt, a little dash of hops, and malt. Nothing offensive really. Just really malty. Refreshing i suppose, goes alright with strong flavoured foods. But there are much much better beers out there.