Asahi Super Dry

Brewed by Asahi Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

Urine colored body with a light white head. Corn aroma with some very light hops. Sharp and dry taste, rather boring overall. Heavily carbonated ending.

Bottle, licence brewed in the czech republic. Refreshingly dry. Fine with sushi, but not a beer I would drink on its own.Not much flavour or finish. Pale, a little cloudy.

Pale golden-yellow colour with no head. Some maltiness in the aromas - a bit of popcorn as well :o) Taste is limited, a bit malty dryness. Low carbonated.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a pale golden color with a small white head. The aroma is light dry malts. The flavor is dry light malts that turn a bit bitter towards the finish. Very dry, rather bland but overall inoffensive.

Pale yellow, thin head. If you concentrate you could sense some hops in aroma, but the unpleasant artificial lemon and the corn tries it best to cover it. Flavour is (surprisingly) malty, with some sticky sweetness. Dry?............ok, i´ll go for that.

500ml from Tesco. Pale gold with lasting white head. Lemon and cereal aroma. Bit of malt. Actually pretty good. Better than I was expecting, none of the usual Uckiness (techincal term). Bit too carbonated and a bit metallic, but otherwise fine, some hop bite on end.

The bottle poured a polished, pale yellow beverage with a small fizzy white head that was mostly diminishing and left almost no lacing on the glass. The aroma was very light and delicate with a barely detectable presence of roasted grain and bread. There was also a note of old leather in the background. The body was light with a fizzy carbonation and dry texture (as the name implied). The flavor, what there was of it, started off lightly bitter and ended up the same way through the short lived finish.

The taste of Asahi Super Dry is best described as ’fresh, crisp and clear - with a sharp delivery that slakes thirst before slipping gently on.