 drpimento (478), La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
Feb 13, 2007 Compared to the others I’ve had so far, this is far superior! And it’s cheaper too. Somebody out to talk to management about this. At least it did have some body, beer flavor, color and head. Too much adjunct. It’ll work. No bad characterisics, not too many good ones either.
imdownthepub (4017), Banbury, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England
Jun 13, 2006 Bottled, 330ml, pasteurised, brought back from Hong Kong by my sons girlfriend (thank you Lucy). Yellow beer with big fizzed head. Grainy, corn nose, heavy carbonation, the flavour is of rice until a lemony note takes over. Thin and grassy throughout. Just drinkable.
scotty (740), Scotland
Jan 20, 2006 I’m assuming this is the correct beer as my notes only say Tsingtao and 4.5% alcohol, but not "Premium"...anyway, this is pale gold, with only a VERY thin white head. Light grainy nose, and not much more. Palate is,again, light, grassy and quenching, but lacks body & character...but I’ve had a lot worse!
Bov (4623), Bienne, Switzerland
Dec 15, 2005 proposed in a clear bottle, this is not a good omen ... I just hope this will be drinkable; it pours a very clear and pale yellow colour under a rare and unregular foam; the nose is a bit oily with hints of hops and plastic; decent malt body, very low bitterness but a tart dry finish makes it just acceptable
jcwattsrugger (3862), Florida and, New Jersey, USA
Dec 10, 2005 Tsingtao Premium 4.5%-296ml bottle-pours a white foamy head that reduces. Color is yellow with effervescence. Aroma is a bold lime, grain. Taste is grain, with effervescence, nice, smooth. Similar to Corona.
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