In Japan, the pursuit of perfection is deeply rooted in culture, craftsmanship, and everyday life. Whether in the preparation of an elaborate Kaiseki menu, the design of a Zen garden, the practice of traditional crafts, or the everyday breakfast – every detail counts, every nuance is consciously crafted and meaningful. This attitude is also reflected in the world of beer. We would like to introduce you to Asahi Super Dry – a beer conceived with surgical precision, combining clarity, balance, and supreme drinking pleasure.
Asahi Super Dry was developed with the goal of creating a completely new beer experience. It's the world's first super-dry beer. Unlike classic lagers, it's not meant to taste overly sweet or malty, but rather offer a clean, straightforward flavor that enlivens the palate without being overpowering. The idea: a beer that harmonizes with food rather than overpowering it—whether it's sushi, ramen, or grilled food.
In the glass, Asahi Super Dry presents itself in crystal-clear gold with a fine-pored, white foam head. On the nose, it is subtle, with slightly grassy hop notes and a hint of rice. The initial sip is refreshing and crisp: dry, clear, and direct. After just a few seconds, the taste reaches its peak—a conscious decision by the brewmasters—and then fades away gently and mildly, without any bitterness or aftertaste.
Water, barley malt, corn starch, corn, hops, rice, yeast