Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

It pours a very clean light yellow color. The carbonation level was very low and it didn’t make much of a head. Its aroma and flavor were subdued with hints of light malts and rice. There was only a slight dry bitterness on the tongue. The body was thin with a mild carbonation and a crisp clean finish. Over all a very simple ok beer.

The first time I tasted this was at a Japanese restaurant in Ft.Worth TX. Fairly standard as Pale Lagers go, a little more sweetness and laverage head.

Pours a pale yellow with virtually no head. Has a nice inviting skunky smell to it, a lot of hops hit the nose as well. The hops pretty much domionate the tongue, but it leaves the mouth a little dry. An okay beer that I probably wouldnt’ seek out in the future. Serving type: bottle

Gold with good white head / Simple grain nose / Light body with little finish / Faint, clean grain flavors without distinguishing characteristics /

Tasting at Three Cellars Milwaukee. Not a bad beer necessarily. It has a nice flavor but very weak. Sweet malty flavor with a mild touch of hops.

Golden yellow with a medium white head. Aroma of light malts, some fruit. Taste is pretty bland and watery. Finish is dry and astringent.

About as pale yellow as pale lagers get. Fizzy 7up like head that dissipates within seconds. Fairly nice nose for a pale lager with notes of wheat, yeast, and grass. Hop and malt apparent in the taste which has a nice little hoppy snap to it. As is usual with pale lagers, there’s no finish.

A decent lager with a bite at the end...not too big. Goes great with sushi and compliments hot sake making the beer taste sweeter and really brings out the hops and malts.