Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

22 oz can served in a clear tulip. Pour is a brilliant, clear gold with three fingers of quickly dissipating, fluffy white head. Nose is sweet with light hoppy notes to it. Taste is biter upfront, followed by an odd watery sensation that tastes like rice. Not a big fan of this, but it would be quite good with a meal or in the sun.

Grab a 6 bottles packs of this beer at store to give it a try. Came to home and it say that the beer is brewed by Sleeman in Guelph Canada under the supervision of Sapporo. Im like ok... i thought the high price I paid was because it came directly from Japan. Anyway, the beer has a very small head, almost non existant. The color is gold. Not a bad taste, with is own character. But I will not buy this beer again, not worth it for me.

Bottle. Yellowish color with a small white head. Aroma is malt, grain, corn, and some mild hops. Flavor is hoppier than average for the style (not saying much, I know) with rice/corn adjunk, grain, and pale malt. A little sweeter than Asahi. Palate light with fairly high carbonation. Boring, but you could do worse.

500mL can. Pours yellow with thin head. Malt aroma with slight hop notes, malt taste with slight hop notes.

Pours a clear, golden yellow with a thin, white head. It has a bitter aroma of hops and a slight sweetness from the corn. The malt’s taste is that your typical bland mixture of rice, corn and barley. However, this beer has a large amount of hops in it, resulting in an overpowering bitter taste. If has a watery mouthfeel. Overall, not a bad beer, but not that great either.

Bottle. Kind of thin, but clean tasting. Sweet, with a bit of hops and malt to accent. Nothing spectacular, but serviceable.

Not bad. Typical yellow body, white head. Nice hop notes, some malt. Slight bitter bite.