Tsingtao

Brewed by Tsingtao Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Qinqdao, China

This brew poured a small head of fine to large sized white colored mostly diminishing bubbles that left behind a transparent softly carbonated straw yellow colored body and a minimal lace. The aroma was a very mild malt hop one. The mouthfeel was tingly and bubbly from its start to its finish. The flavor was a typical malt hop one with a little bite and bitterness.

Yellow/gold color. Skunky aroma, with some hops as well. Flavor is mostly sweet malt hops, and corn.

Only thing wrong with the aroma was the lack. In fact that is pretty much how I'd sum this whole beer up. Everything is okay but now done much, Kind of reminded me of Steinlager but with even less prominent features. Slightly more expensive than Steinlager as well. Little side note, as it gets warmer a funny little taste becomes apparent (it is a hot day) I don't recall this flavor, it is kind of a metallic touch on the tip of your tongue, I am wondering if this is because of the rice that the label mentions? It is something odd anyhow.

12 oz bottle pours a clear golden with a thin white head. Aroma is of some hops and a little skunky. Flavor is of slight hop bitterness and a little grainy malt.

Green bottle, 355 ml; eye: pale yellow, not much head nor effervescence; nose: malt, rice; mouth: I feel under attack by the malt, even the taste of rice is present, sparkly, relatively thin, malt as a finale, unbalanced; overall: not too often

The beer had a gold color and a small white head. Decent carbonation. Good clean crisp, but lacking in the taste department

Drank enough of it during one hong kong summer week. Very much a midday and afternoon drink. Unbeatable value over there. A very light taste which doesnt hit much on the palate but hardly touches the sides on the way down.

A strange beer that had weak tastes but really quenched your thirst and had you coming back for more to get the flavours.I didn,t mind it at all but nothing tops.