tokyogoat (505), San Diego, California, USA Oct 4, 2009 Poured pale yellow with hint of a head. Nose was weak, slightly soapy nose.
Taste was bad, gagged a little trying to drink it down. tastes like a blend of an old Heineken and hot dog piss. shp555 (1677), Atlanta, Georgia, USA Apr 13, 2009 Pours a pale yellow color with a white head. Aroma is malty, citrus, honey, and slightly floral. Flavor is malty, citrus, honey, and a light floral finish. yalnikim (776), Wellington, New Zealand Jul 15, 2008 Tasted 15/07/2008. Shared with Brendon. Can, from Japan. Can’t read much else about it. Can is not like the one pictured, it is gold. Beer pours very very pale yellow gold. The nose is really sweet... reminiscent of wne gums and rich gewurtztraminer, once you get past the decidedly "fruity fart" impression up front. In the mouth it is unbelievably thin, like the aforementioned sweet wine has been mixed 1:3 with carbonated water. But it is tidy, interesting and very refreshing. Strangely tastes like it has a big fruity hop character in behind but there is no bitterness - just a watery carbonic cleansing character. Lots of overall points because this is a quite amazing beer - and so very japanese (if this beer was a movie, it’d be a fucking flying castle folks, very odd). Tastes like it is 2%. BelgianBeerGal (1275), Sabbatical in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Mar 19, 2008 Canned. Very pale golden colour. Big fluffy white head that dissolves into a film. Medium lacing and bubbly carbonation. Aroma rather grassy and hints of lemon. Mostly citrus in the flavour with a thin mouthfeel. Slightly metallic finish. Capa (952), Yokosuka, Japan Oct 15, 2007 Clear golden with active fermentation and a tiny head. Malts, sweet, some citrus fruit. Is there something thinner than water? Rather tasteless...a bit sweet. One of the lessor Japanese brews out there. BückDich (4785), McCall, Idaho, USA Sep 29, 2007 Can: Citrusy malts in the nose, very, very thin, tons of adjuncts and watery. Happoshu. Fish (439), Kure, Japan Jul 25, 2007 A can from a 7-11 in Kyoto. Pale yellow, fizzy appearance. Palate a lot like a 7-up. In fact, this whole beer experience was something akin to drinking a 7-up. Sweeter than your average J-Macro, and a little tart. Other than the tartness, no trace of hops. Bleh. Gethinbeer (993), Nova Scotia, Canada Apr 21, 2007 From can. What can I say. Probably the worst beer I tasted in Japan. Chemical beer. Could shine up some chrome if you wanted to.
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