Sapporo Premium Draft

Brewed by Sapporo Breweries
Style: Pale Lager
Tokyo, Japan

Crisp yellow with white floffy head and small bubbels fresh and hoppy but also light and watery.Short finish.

My label looks different than this one, mine says premium beer where this one says draft. Same color label tho, I assume it is the same beer. Off sour aroma when you pop the lid on this 12 oz brown bottle. Aroma is a little more clean, processed and volatile once in the glass. I don’t smell any corn. Ubiquitous pale yellow american lager color. Biting industrial pale lager palate. Like so many other inexpensive american lagers. Is enjoyable to an extent but has a pilsner bite to it. Has good carbonation. Schmidt’s and Old German are better than this, and cheaper.

Poured from a 12oz bottle into a shaker. This pale lager poured a clear golden color with huge, visible carbonation bubbles dancing throughout the glass. A very thin, fizzy white head quickly disappeared. The aroma was grain and sweet malts. The flavor was mildly sweet with notes of grain and some faint hops at the end. The mouthfeel was light and slightly watery with high carbonation. What else is there to say? Just another pale lager.

Crisp yellow color with a large head. If you’ve had one Japanese macro you’re had ’em all. Sweet malts, corn, and some grain. Light on the taste. malts, light bitterness, and sweet. Smooth body. Light finish, some bitterness.

A staple for all Asian restaurants. When it comes to plae lager, its not too bad. It’s refreshing, and its just something good to wet your whistle with.

Very light in color, and goes down very easy. I would definitely pick this one up again.

Note: Made in Canada by Sleeman. Smooth, rich texture. Quite a sharp aroma. Medium carbonation. A little dry and bitter but still a good clean taste.

Poured into a weisen glass with a medium fizzy head and yellow colour. Aroma is grassy and slight malty. Initial taste of grain, spice, malts, finishing with grassy and crisp hops. Clean finish and slight dry.