I’d prefer a Weihenstephaner in that arena myself.
I’m a bit of a devotee of Matso’s Mango in hot weather…
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Citrus taste, or tropical flavours, or even something that has raspberry or cherry?
Is some sourness ok?
Asahi, big japanese brand. I’m having one now.
I like both the citrus and tropical flavours, not so much rasberry and cherry.
I’m willing to try some sourness within reason.
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That’s the one. It’s not bad, but ends up tasting the same as all the others after a while, but that might just be me.
How about a session ipa. Loads of flavor but not a full strength beer so comparitively light on the stomach.
Colonial Small Ale, and you get to support one of the club’s commercial partners.
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No it’s not you. It does taste the same because it’s boring and bland af.
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Thank god it’s not just me then.
Yeah, I recommended that in here a few years back. One of the most enjoyable light beers going.
Just wish it came in a bottle instead, … it’d be even better.
Asahi from Japan is okay. But it’s contract brewed in Aus so most of what you would have here is brewed here and tastes ■■■■.
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Tins for the wins
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Even here in Japan it’d be about the last of the big name lagers I’d reach for.
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I’m lowbrow 
In Japan I really liked Suntory malts umami.
Not sure what you mean with that?
Actually, that’s not a bad choice. Suntory make the best stuff for mine, if the choice is out of the big 4 (Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo, Suntory).
A decent golden ale would work well. Light bitterness, fruity, low key flavours.
If you want fruity, Stone & Wood’s Pacific Ale goes down a treat on a hot day. Fairly strong on the passionfruit flavour.
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Cans are better than bottles.
Wow. 
See, I thought it was impossible you meant that.
I have never heard anyone say that ever, and I never thought I would.