Tsingtao

Very pale yellow beer with lots of loose, fizzy bubbles. I got a big whiff of skunk as soon as I opened the bottle. The aroma had skunk, balloon rubber, and sticky sweetness in it. This is a sweet lager, with corn syrup, table sugar, and cotton candy, with a faint orange note. Really not much to recommend this, unless you like really sweet beer.

Bottle. Light yellow colour with a thin white head. Hoppy aroma. The flavour is hops, slightly sweet and some malts. For some reason this bottle had much more hops than Tsingtaos normally, so it was actually quite drinkable.

330 ml bottle. Your basic, watery pale lager. Not much to recommend it, but I needed something to wash down the Chinese food with.

12 oz bottle in WDW at the food and wine festival. It’s the michelob ultra of China - almost unbelievably light and taste-free.

Tried it at a Chines resteraunt. Not very good. Pours kind of flat to a small white head. Somewhat bitter taste that doesn’t get better with more than one. The body is light and the texture dry.

330ml green bottle from my dad. produced on 09/08/08, consumed on 16/11/08. pours pale yellow with some white head that reduces to a ring. soft carbonation. aroma: sweet grain and rice, cotton candy flavour: sweet, a touch of grainy malt, almost nothing to this one mouthfeel: thin and uninprired drinkability: i wouldnt say know to a free one but not something id ever purchase, not off flavour other then overly sweet

Bottle (330cl). Straw yellow colour with neglible head. Slight hoppy aroma. Fullish malty palate with hardly any bitterness to finish. Refreshing but there are many better sessionable lagers out there.

Bottle courtesy of Dave L Really you could have kept this one to yourself. YUK how did that skunk get in there Check out the link below http://www.break.com/pictures/bag-o-beer588915.html