Tsingtao

What do you expect from a beer that you get in a nuddle bar? Too easygoing and mediocre taste.

bottle, brought to me by a friend, who bought in in Romania... Clear pale yellow, small white head. Malty-sweet nose. Sweetish-malty flavours dominate with hints of rice. Slightly hoppy with hints of cardboadr and dust. Leaves a strange mouthfeel, even after drinking it.

has a pleasant aroma and a well-balanced taste. It has high-malty flavor and well-hopped character...it is what it is...

4/14/2009: After finishing the bottle, I nearly forgot that I had even had a beer to drink! Tsingtao is dry, nearly flavorless, and generally unmemorable. It would be difficult if not impossible to make a distinction between this beer and any other mass-produced macro lager.

12 fl. oz. bottle at Chi Thai Restaurant in Columbus, Ohio. Rating #980 for this beer.

Bottle. Pours light gold with a frothy white head. The taste is a light mix of hops and a sweet malt. Not much going on here, pretty lame.

burp!! well the smell is ... ackkk wet... srry i snifed up the foam wich is snow white, smells grassy verry crisp and hoppy, reminds me of stella artois, tastes great verry crisp refreshing promenent hoppy taste, i am curently doing some spring gardening, it is 80 some degrees out and this is amazeingly thirst qunching. foam is short lived but lovely, 15 mins later and it is still fizzing. overall iiiits gggrrreeaaatttt! ... coppyright of tony the tiger. lol (yes iv had about 11 of these so far)

Nice colour, thin white head. No retention. Aroma is malty with notes of cardbaord. Flavour is very malty, but not very impressive. It has a good moth feel and carbonation. very crisp and clean. Typical Asian lager. The history of the brewery is probably the best thing about the beer. All in all I think its pretty good. I would rather drink Tsing tao than any Labatt/molson products.

330ml bottle. Highly carbonated with small bubbles that stick to the side of the glass in clusters. Thin white veil of foam. Clear and sparkling golden colour with a heavy malt and hop aroma. Crisp taste that is short lived. Feels silky and smooth in the mouth. Low bitterness.