Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

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.

Golden, bitter japanese brew. It’s a good beer, but out of all the domesticated Jap beers, I’ll stick with Asahi. It’s cleaner going down, and tastes better with Sushi. But still Sapporo isn’t a bad choice.

Found this at the liquor store that I work at and thought I would give it a try. I didn’t have high hopes going into it but boy was I supprised. Very good beer with a light beer flavor. Definately a good alternative to Budweiser has a better flavor. Give this beer a try

Canette de 650 ml. Nos yeux aperçoivent une bière de couleur dorée surmontée d’une mousse fuagce. Notre nez découvre des arômes de maïs, de miel et des notes de houblons floral. Notre palais décrit la bière avec un corps mince. Nos papilles gustatives découvre des saveurs douces de grain et de houblon floral.

Pretty standard fare. I would have to put this along the same lines as a Heineken, but without the signature skunky finish everyone complains about. An easy drink, but I’d like there to be something more going on.

Grassy honey nose, some spice notes. Yellow gold,quickly dissipating medium head. Slight biscuity sweetness, good bitterness. Very fizzy, light to slight medium body, pretty crisp finish. This is a fairly basic, but solid easy drinking beer. Maybe it is all those sushi nights and sake-bombs that make me think so fondly of this beer, but it just seems to have an extra quality over many other similar such Pale Lagers...

Canned. Consumed, as always, with sushi. I don’t even know how to be really critical about this beer because it’s just what I drink at a sushi restaurant. I don’t really question it. Yellow golden pour, typically with minimal head. Rice and slight grain, slightly sweet. Not much yeast, hops, or malt present. A little watery on the palate. Probably wouldn’t ever drink it without spicy Asian food, but always good to keep you hydrating when downing soy sauce and wasabi.

Canned 65cl. It pours a yellow beer with a tall white head. The nose is rather interesting with notes of rice, figs, licorice and elderflower. Not bad at all. Slightly peppery accompanied by a burnt plastic component. Extremely sour taste. Hay accompanied by burnt plastic. Not good. A hint of lime. Watery. Lemonade in the finish. Definately an interesting beer.