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Asahi Super Dry is the world’s first super dry beer. Curiosity led us to invent a crisp, clean tasting beer, that truly embodies the refreshing taste of Modern Japan. Go beyond the expected.
Asahi Super Dry is made by Japanese master brewers to the highest standards, using advanced technologies, to deliver dry, crisp taste with a quick, clean finish. Our commitment to constant innovation in brewing is helping us to share the Super Dry taste with the world. Asahi Super Dry is brewed to our authentic Japanese recipe using only the finest ingredients and latest technology to give a crisp, clean and quick finish that never lingers - we call it Super Dry taste.
Country:
Japan
Type:
Beer – Lager
ABV:
5.2%
Tasting Notes
Asahi Super Dry’s crisp, dry, fresh, light, smooth, and has a quick clean finish!
Best Paired With
Sushi and Sashimi:
Asahi Super Dry complements the delicate flavors of sushi and sashimi perfectly. Its clean and crisp profile refreshes the palate between bites of fish and rice.
Tempura:
The light and crispy texture of tempura dishes, whether it's shrimp, vegetables, or other proteins, matches well with the refreshing qualities of Asahi Super Dry. The beer's carbonation helps cut through the richness of the fried batter.
Yakitori:
Grilled skewers of chicken, beef, or vegetables are a classic pairing with Asahi Super Dry. The beer's clean finish and mild bitterness balance the savory flavors of the grilled meats.
Ramen:
A bowl of steaming hot ramen, whether it's shoyu, miso, or tonkotsu, is enhanced by the refreshing qualities of Asahi Super Dry. The beer helps cleanse the palate between spoonfuls of rich broth and noodles.
Gyoza:
Whether pan-fried or steamed, gyoza (Japanese dumplings) are a fantastic match for Asahi Super Dry. The beer's effervescence and crispness cut through the savory flavors of the dumplings and their dipping sauce.
Japanese Izakaya Fare:
Asahi Super Dry is a staple at Japanese izakayas (pubs), where it pairs well with a variety of small dishes like edamame, agedashi tofu, karaage (fried chicken), and more.
