Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

Pours a typical lagerish clear yellow, OK white head. Aroma is crisp, simple, not too strong. Flavor is crisp, strong, malty, better than most macro lagers if lacking in complexity. Texture is fairly smooth and firm, not at all watery. Not great, but acceptable.

Brewed in tokyo, 1000ml can. Slightly sweet crisp lager aroma. Fairly dry lager, very sligght bitterness on the finish. Good drinkable lager.

pours a transparent golden color with a thick white head Taste good for a pale lager with some malt and sweet taste 12 oz bottle

12 oz bottle. Pours a crystal clear pale golden color with a nice frothy white head that had decent retention and nice lacing. Very nice looking beer. The aroma is slight malt and a bit of cooked veggies. Flavor is well...your typical pale lager. Very slight malt sweetness with a backing of cooked corn. It does finish dry but not as dry as something calling itself "super dry". Not really a big fan of the style, but I’m sure it would be good paired with some sushi.

Bottle from Trader Joe’s. Pours a had that quickly dissipates. Clear golden color. Almost no aroma. Taste is, like the other fella’ said, prickly. A good bit of carbonation. Mildly bitter taste. Overall pretty tasty. Not too complex. A very...tight beer.

Oct 11, 2006 Bottle at Saporo in A’dam. Tall, tall head. Prickly lager taste. Always coupled with sushi, for me, so goes down delisciously. Refreshing.

This clear yellow beer poured with a semi-thick white head and a musty aroma. There is almost no flavor. It’s like drinking stale water.

330ml bottle (Rimi, Tallinn) - BUL in Czechia
Mid gold, scummy head. Sweet malty aroma. Fairly bland lagery taste, with a subtle hint of papery hops, fortunately without any nastiness. Actually drinkable.