Cloudy yellow small white heAd. Aroma is mild hoppy flowery.flavor is malty flowery citrussy

Bottle @ Hotelroom, Kunshan. Pours very light ywllow with a white head, loads of bubbles at the glass sides. Aroma of very weak grain, corn. Taste is corn, grain, light notes of plastic. Very watery body, average carbonation. Thin and tasteless beer. 160112

Bottle @ Hotelroom, Kunshan. Pours very light yellow with a white head, loads of bubbles along the glasssides. Aroma of grain, corn, rice. Taste is light grain, corn. Thin body, lively carbonation. 130112

Can @ Hotelroom, Kunshan. Pours very light yellow with a small white head. Aroma weak malt, sweet corn, light metallic. Taste is weak malt, corn, grain. Thin body, higly carbonationed. 070112

Can @ Hotelroom, Kunshan. Pours yellow with white head. Aroma of malt, grain, corn. Taste is malt, grain, rice, metallic notes. Thin body, average carbonation. 06012

Bottle @ Hotelroom, Kunshan. Pours pale yellow with a shortlasting white head. Aroma of weak malt, straw, light notes of citruss. Taste is malt, light grassy hops, citruss. Medium body and carbonation. 040112

Clear golden coloured body with a very thin white head. Aroma of pale malt, rice, a touch of light metal and bitter assertive medicinal quality and very little else. Light-bodied; Pungent, strong metallic flavour at first gives way to a malty taste with a bit of rice and a little sweetness coming through the slightest hint of citrus. Aftertaste is fairly bland and watery with not much going on at all. Overall, a fairly standard beer over here with some subdued flavours, but some rather potent metallic and bitter flavours to finish it off. I sampled this 50 cL bottle purchased in Shanghai, PRC in March 2005 (Restaurant) and August 2007 (Convenience Store).

What can you expect with a beer called 7-11 select? It’s watery with a foul aftertaste that grows in your throat the more you drink. Had in a 330ml can in Taiwan from...7-11.

A pale lager with a thick dissiapting white head. Smooth grainy malt in aroma. In mouth, average asian lager. Goes well with the Chinese soup. 660 ml bottle in a soup shop, Shangai, Oct. 20 2010.

Light yellow. No head. No real carbonation. Fairly grainy with a hint of sulphur. Grainy, fairly sour in the finish.