Lhasa Beer

Brewed by Lhasa Brewery (Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
Lhasa, Tibet

Thanks to bu11zeye. Clear yellow pour with white fizzy head. Aroma is dust, grains. Flavor is dust, corn. Fizzy carbonation.

Bottle. Sckly pale yellow color, clear with a medium sized pure white head. Aroma is typical pale lager with notes of grass and wheat and some lemon. Overly bitter tang to the flavor, not hop smooth but dry medicine tablet like. Unpleasant.

Yellow blonde with frothy head. Saaz, lager hop aroma , somewhat spicy, but cardboard character is there. Saaz hop flavor, cardboardy, surprisingly parching through the finish. I’d expect something better, or at least more quenching if I’d climbed all the way to the rooftop of the world. Certainly not worth the climb.

12 oz bottle thanks to bu11zeye. I wonder if this beer is some kind of propaganda by the Chinese government to suggest pacific relations in Tibet. Anyway, a clear golden color with a medium white head. A sweet and fresh honey and malt aroma. The flavor is decent; sweet malts, grainy and easygoing. Not bad at all. Like a E European pale lager.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. The look is clear, golden bright color, light white head. The smell is weak, grains, not much else. The taste is light, grains, malts, little hops.

bottle thanks to bu11zeye. pale yellow with a few white bubbles. not much on the nose. tasted like water and was a tad bit thinner with hints of bread.

( 12oz bottle) Pours a clear pale yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of florals, grass, and light biscuit. Flavor of grain, grass, and corn with a dry finish.

12 ounce from bottleworks. pours pale gold and crystal clear with a frothy white head that doesn’t stick around. harsh dry fusel and vegetal nose. fizzy watery body. acetic mid palate of vegetal and cardboard notes. dry adjunct finish. gorgeous label, nasty beer.