Dry beer labels catalogue

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Dry beer is originally from Japan. The beer is less sweet with an alcohol percentage around 5%. More

Dry beer is originally from Japan. This beer' tasted less sweet because the percentage of sugar that was converted to alcohol during brewing was somewhat higher. It had an alcohol percentage of around 5%. The beers were refreshing, smooth and almost without aftertaste.
Due to the great success in Japan, Budweiser (USA) also brewed this beer. Heineken, Bavaria and Grolsch followed in the Netherlands. Other countries such as Canada, Germany and Denmark also decided to brew Dry beer.

However, the success of the Asahi Super Dry from Japan was not equaled, so that the Dry beers of Dutch origin quickly disappeared from the market.

Now Asahi Super Dry is available worldwide and the market leader for Dry beers.

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Kaiserdom Extra dry (1990)