Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

standard japanese pale lager. gold clear color, light head, small malty aroma, okay taste

Poured yellow with little head. Has a crisp taste, but not much on the flavor side.

Bottle. "Clear" and golden. Initial head that does not hold. Aroma, while not very much of it, is a little sour. Finishes clean or no aftertaste depending on how you prefer to phrase it.

Bottle at Sticks’N’Sushi. Clear golden - white head. Freshness, cardboard, light metallic, light hoppy, white bread, light grainy. Boring.

Golden straw color. Smooth, light bodied, and crisp finish. Certainly has its own flavor different from most pale lagers. Beats most macro pale lagers. A little watery, but there are some sweet and bitter flavors going on.

Purchased this massive silver can at the ABC shop in Waikiki, HI, where I later drank this on the beach with some saki. Pours a gleaming gold with a foamy white head. Aroma is rice, corn and barley. Very fresh hearty aroma. Taste is equally fresh, balanced with rice and corn malts. This is not a great beer, but among lagers, at least it has its own feel, distinct.

Standard pale lager, maybe a little m ore crisp and refreshing than Bud. Standard pale lager aroma, mainly of adjuncts like corn. Aroma is a little sour. The finish has less skunk than the standard pale lager, and a very slight hop signature. Boring, but acceptable Long Island Railroad beer.

Very pale, clear beer with a white, disappearing head. Aroma is sour bread and grain. Flavor is very slight hop and rice. Finish is nearly absent.