Lhasa Beer

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

Bottle tasted in several bars and restaurants in Lhasa. Very typical chineese beer, pale yellow witht a thin head. Aroma is grain and it is pretty much the same for the taste. As much as Tibet and Lhasa are high in colour, this is pretty plain.

12 oz. Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Yellow in color with a small white head. Aroma is of flowers, citrus, light malt and grain. Taste is of light citrus and malt.

Bottle courtesy of bu11zeye. Clear light yellow. Subtle hint of butter. Warm and a bit of salt. Bland taste with a feeling of dove soap. Better than lifebuoy I suppose. Soft.

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

( 12oz bottle thanks to bu11zeye) Pours super pale with no head. Nose of honey and corn. Taste has no sweetness almost at all despite the honey aroma. Corn style beer here in terms of the taste.

Pours golden with a spritzy head job. An average beer for this style but not a good beer by any measure.

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.

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.