Asahi Premium Draft Beer Jukusen

Can bought in Japan, shared with a few others. Asahi Premium Jukusen. Clear golden colour. Aroma is malty and grainy. Ok mouthfeel. Flavour is mild with malt and grains along with some bitterness. Acceptable.

Can. Clear golden body with a small white head. Light malty aroma with some hops. Flavour is mild malty and fruity.

Can. Low fluffy white and quickly disappearing fluffy head. Clear golden body. Mild barley malt aroma with grassy notes. Mild barley malt flavor with grassy notes and a fair hops bitterness. Low carbonation. Short aftertaste.

Pours a golden color with a white head. Aroma is pilsner malts, honey, vanilla, floral, and a hint of peppery hops. Flavor is very nice pilsner malts, honey, a nice touch of grain, vanilla, and a very balanced peppery finish.

Sweet, malty aroma with almost enough hops. Flavor quickly becomes too sweet and cloying, though, with not near enough hops. First sip was very impressive, last sip and I just wanted to get it over with. Not so special. Includes rice and starch! Come on, Asahi! Is this your premium?

canned. a regular shade of yellow, fizzy, metallic aroma and even more metallic aftertaste, dull and pointless

Another installment from the ArseSahi company, that is near perfectly devoid of any flavour. The colour is pale yellow and comes out pretty much the same it goes in. Whilst not as unpleasant as its Super Dry cousin, superfly this is not. There is a slight suggestion of hops in the aroma. It leaves a mildy satisfying doughy aftertaste. I heard mention of lemon and citrus but im just not getting that at all.

Bottle from Ichidai in PDX--Poured a clear straw golden body with a minimal white head. Crisp, pissy, generic Pilsner nose. It was no surprise to find out that this beer was under contract by Molsen of Canada. Not a bad beer, just far from boring.