Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

As far as pale lagers go this isn’t bad.The usual evidence is there. Weak aroma, pee-like pour with no head. Metallic and watery taste. But this beer would be very refreshing as a lawnmowing break. The commercial description says it all. It is very crisp nd clear. No aftertaste at all....then again...no taste at all.

the taste of asahi super dry is best described as fresh crisp and clear with a sharp de;ivery that slakes thirst before slipping gently on

Bottle. Pours a yellow with a thin white bubbly head. Served a bit too cold for any real aroma to develop, but what was there was some kind of dusty hop with some kind of dead grassy hints. Mouth is virtually non-existent, hoppy and slightly watery, finishing to a dead palate, no show on that front really, a bit bitter, but not really "super dry". Below average, but good in the restaurant I was at when I didn’t want something obtrusive

a good alternative to purchasing the standard beers for a night in with mates. not a strong tasting beer so easy to drink a few.

Clear golden yellow body, no head with slight lace. Corn, grass and hops to the nose. Metallic flavor permeates all aspects. Super dry finish indeed. Good beer, but nothing special.

It is what it is, I suppose. Almost no aftertaste and therefore quite refreshing. Goes well with Japanese food as a palate cleanser. Try some ice cold Sake, though. You might be surprised.

Pale lager which tasted about like I expected. Yellow color, which did not have a lot of taste to it but nothing to turn you off from it. Average beer.

It is fresh, crisp, and clear, and a little bit dry (not super dry) but we all know the Japanese are pretty big fans of hyperbole. This is about a million times better than Anheuser World Select.