Lhasa Beer

Can. A light yellow beer with no head. The aroma is gross with notes of vegetables. The flavor is sweet with notes of cardboard and vegettables, leading to a dry cardboard finish. Thanks yespr for supplying me with a new country.

(Can 33 cl) Courtesy of yespr. Pale golden with tiny impurities and a small, white, dissipating head. Quite sweet malt accents in the aroma. Thin body with a rather low carbonation and sweet notes of malt. Very subdued bitterness - the hops are pretty much absent actually. 171207

Canned. Clear pale yellow, airy head. Fruity artificial raspberry aroma. Sweet and light bodied with some rice syrup. No bitterness. Simplistic lager in the typical Chinese style.

12 fl oz can, thanks to Dennis for bringing this to Denmark. Pours pale yellow with an immeditely disappearing white head. Mild malty aroma, very weak and slight sweaty. Flavour is vague malty and with a very minor bitterness into the finish.

12 ounce can. Pours a pale yellow colour with a medium short lasting white head. Weak grainy, rice mouldy aroma. Very thin mouthfeel. The flavour is rather weak, bit sweet with grains and some bitter hops and rice. Hardly any finish. Thanks a lot for this new country yespr!

( 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.

Lhasa 11° 4.3%-628ml bottle-pours a fizzy white head that becomes minimal. Color is pale yellow with effervescence. Aroma is mild grain. Taste is mild grain, dry, effervescence. OK, no negative.

Pours straw colow with a fizzy white head. Tastes and smells of skunky sweet corn infused rice dominated mess.