Tsingtao

Golden-colored, small white head. Sweet grainy aroma. Taste is also somewhat sweet; not bad but lacking any complexity. Pretty boring, but drinkable. Singha is better.

Pleasant but nothing special. I’ve had this lager a dozen or so times and never seems to impress me. Malty and lacks zing, not really refreshing

This beer is a lot better than the average American macro-brew; it’s lacking compared with the average euro-import, or good American brews like Yuengling. Sweet but not offensively so, some hops and some bitterness. Overall my complaint is of the body--it is thin as water. If they made this one a little bit richer and fuller, it would be a decent beer.

Pale yellow with a head that fizzed out quickly. Malty and a bit watery, but crisp and cool.

Bottle. I was impressed for a pale lager. Tsing Tao has a smoothe taste still it is not a high end beer.

Bottle. For the price of this beer I don’t think it’s worth it. No defining aroma. Decent appearance with a decent head. Flavor is’nt bad but not great. The good thing about this beer is that it goes well with chinese food.

The 12 ounce bottle poured a clear, golden colored beverage with a small fizzy white head that dissipated very quickly and left no lacing on the glass. The aroma was skunky, grainy and malty … not very well balanced if you ask me. The body was thin and weak with slightly flat carbonation and a watery texture. The taste started off on the sweet side and then slid to a quick bitter finish. This is not one that I would choose to drink.

Bottle. Grainy with perhaps a little malt. Sweet thin fizzy body. Boring and not really possible to complement it by saying its crisp and refreshing, but at least it was cold.