Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

650 ml can. boring pale lager from a different country. its amazing that every country seems to be able to make such similar garbage. this was actually better then some but nothing special and its way to expensive.

I enjoy a Japanese beer now and then, but I was very disappointed with this one.

A standard mega-swill. Not offensive but very forgettable. Purchased from the Bottle-o in Box Hill.

Drunk as well from bottle as from draft a more then average lager. But not the best i have had in Japan

I admit this is a sentimental choice, but most of you all never had this beer in Japan, and let me tell you... if you grew up in Tokyo you would rate it the same way. Sapporo will always hold an important place in my heart right next to my first love, my friends who are no longer with us, and string cheese.

Name: Sapporo
Date: 03/12/1998
Source: Wild Wing Cafe, Marietta

clear yellow, lots of tiny bubbles, thin head, crisp hop aroma, light malt body and flavor, slight hop character and faint bitter finish

Aroma: 4/10; Appearance: 2/10; Flavor: 2/10; Palate: 4/10; Overall: 5/20
Rating: 1.4/5.0
Score: 4
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33cl bottle from Peckham’s, Glasgow. Pale gold, lasting white head. Beautifully crisp lager. OK malt and delicious lemony hop aroma, ok in mouth, with a pilsner style sharp lemon hop finish. I liked it. Very cool and drinkable after a cycle ride in my new ratebeer.com cycling jersey.

Bottle at Club Sushi in Fujiyama’s Steakhouse. Pours urine-yellow, no head with loose clusters of oily lacing. Nose is wheat. That’s it...wheat. My mouth received more wheat, slight white grape, and light fruits in the finish. Alcohol is hidden well. Medium carbonation/bodied. Good for the style. I could drink this all day with ease.