Lhasa Beer

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

( 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.

A piss yellow beer with a fizzy snow white head. Grain and a bit of hop in the aroma with a weak hint of cheese. Thin fizzy flavor, some hop and grain and a slightly metallic edge. Drikable and forgetable. Thanks yespr for new country!

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.

No head to speak of. Heavy corn flavours? The Saaz are noticeable. Drank VERY cold, this could be palateable.

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.

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.

From the can. Pretty standard Chinese-made swill. APale yellow, thin quickly disapating white head with a slightly fruity aroma. Very mildly carbonated beer-ish flavor. A prime example of the first Boble Truth Of Buddhism.

Pale, and I mean pale color with no head. The smell is almost sweet, almost hearty (like pasta). It is almost like they forgot what they were going for. Flavor is not there, and palate, lets just say room temperature water is more intense. But hell, its beer from Tibet!