Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

Almost no aroma. Poured clear pale amber with a thin fizzy head. Dry finish but not much in flavour. Went well with the curry dip I was snacking on.

Bottled poured into pint glass at a great sushi place in LA. This is not an overly fantastic beer by any stretch but it really does go well with sushi. I enjoyed the crisp flavor to accompany the fish and rice. Good pairing.

Little taste. Aroma is slightly malty. Are there hops here??? It is 9 percent above malt liquor and natural light! Nice gold color though.

Had Asahi super dry in a perfect temp 500ml can at a sushi place last night. Goes good with saki. Not an everyday beer it tastes a little too metallic and dry but it is fantastic for spicy foods. I recomend this not only with sushi but it would be good with a hot curry. Pours nice and clean with fresh aroma. Tastes a little like a weißbier becuase if the certian type of grains in it. I would get this beer again especially in the winter.

Had with a meal somewhere. Looks like a lager and tastes like one. Pretty average, not that dry, not that flavoursome. A little metallic and watery with a decent hint of malts. Not terrible by any stretch and if I want back to the same restaurant, I’d certinaly pick this over the usual carling type lagers on offer in England.

I had this at a Japanese restaurant, and this was fairly light and went extremely well with my meal. It is light and refreshing with a golden color and moderate head. Finishes cleanly and was very good, though I am not sure how well it would be for all day drinkability.

Had at a sushi restaurant. Yellow color with moderate white head. fairly effervescent and not much going on aroma or with the flavor. A little dry, I guess. Not very impressed.

An educative experience, Bitter flavour, with corn like flavour and ricy after taste. Very light body with a white head that faints before you say "Asahi Super Dry".