Tsingtao

I used to just drink this beer right from the bottle. Today, I poured into a frosty pint glass. Surprise! Very clear and light in color. Aroma similar to Heineken but not as strong in flavor. A nice and clean lager from start to finish. Goes great with Chinese food...especially a good hot and sour soup.

Not bad at all for a macro-beer. Not much of a head. Aroma has a neutralness. The taste is not too memorable but I did enjoy its smoothness.

Nothing about this impressed me. I guess I should have expected it, considering it’s a lager made in China. I guess the novelty couldn’t put something of quality into my bottle. Very average. It could have said beer on the side. It’s beer at best, and not good beer.

Bottle, dont know what to say to this beer, it has no head, very light. Boring, in asia they still need to learn make beer.

Pours clear with a slight amber color and a very white foamy head. Malty grassy aroma. Taste is clean and crisp with some malty hints. Not my favorite, but not terrible.

I can’t believe I used to "like" this beer. Very very odd. Pours a crystal clear yellow with a small ring of white foam around the top. Aroma of apple cider, which, funnily enough, is exactly how it tastes. I don’t know if it was my batch/bottle/glass but I could swear it tasted like a cider/beer hybrid. Very odd. Undercarbonated and thin. Some notes of alcohol. No aftertaste. Done and done.

well, 12 ounce bottle from Oliver’s beverage. Green bottle which is their first mistake. Pours very light, no head, skunky. Im pretty well convinced that Milwaukees best has a plant in China and they bottle under this name. Please, find anything else if it is available.

definately skunky and overexposed! This beer is not something I would wish on anyone. the aroma and taste is almost nonexhistent. perhaps it better overseas, I hope so.