Sankt Gallen’s "Shonan Gold" Arrives at Sekimachi Cellar
Sankt Gallen’s fruit beer "Shonan Gold" has arrived at Sekimachi Cellar, a beer pub in Nerima, Tokyo. With an ABV of 5.0% and an IBU of 18, it is a citrus beer being introduced as a drink well suited to the coming season.
Hop BroSankt Gallen’s Shonan Gold has just arrived at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima, Tokyo. It’s a really well-timed beer for spring and summer.
MugiWhoa, even the name sounds delicious! Is Shonan Gold a beer that tastes fruity?
Hop BroExactly, it’s a fruit beer. It uses the Kanagawa-born citrus fruit "Shonan Gold," and the signature is a gentle orange-like aroma that lingers even after you drink it.
MugiI get the lingering aroma, but once you start talking about IBU and ABV it suddenly feels like a science class! What does ABV 5.0% mean?
Hop BroABV means alcohol by volume. At ABV 5.0%, it’s not too heavy and goes down smoothly even on warmer days. And with an IBU of 18, the bitterness isn’t too strong, so the citrus freshness really comes forward.
MugiI see, not too bitter is important! But what kind of brewery is Sankt Gallen? Ale-only policy sounds so craft-driven!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. Sankt Gallen is a brewery in Atsugi that promotes an ale-only policy. Instead of focusing on lagers, they’ve spent years refining the character of ales, so they can pull together fruit-driven beers like this one beautifully.
MugiOhhh! And Sekimachi Cellar isn’t just a liquor store, huh. Being able to drink on the spot at the standing-drink counter is way too tempting!
Hop BroExactly. Along Ome Kaido they carry sake, shochu, wine, and whiskey too, and they sometimes line up more than 200 kinds of craft beer. The fridge lineup changes fast, so with arrivals like this, the moment you spot it is the moment to act.
MugiThat’s basically an irresistible stop! If they say have a glass on the terrace, there’s no way we wouldn’t end up drinking it then and there.
Hop BroNo doubt about it. I want to try the refreshing aroma of Shonan Gold, and it’s the kind of beer that makes you want to take another bottle home on the way back.
MugiYeah, my whole mood is orange aroma now! Sekimachi Cellar makes me want to stop by right away.
At Sekimachi Cellar in Sekimachi Higashi, Nerima, Tokyo, Sankt Gallen’s "Shonan Gold" has arrived. In the post, Sankt Gallen, the brewery in Atsugi, Kanagawa, is introduced as a brewery that upholds an "ale-only" policy, while "Shonan Gold" is presented as a classic fruit-forward beer for spring and summer.
"Shonan Gold" is a fruit beer with Style listed as fruit beer, an ABV of 5.0%, and an IBU of 18. The post highlights a fragrance that evokes orange even in the aftertaste, and explains that it is a beer with a bright aroma made using "Shonan Gold," a citrus fruit developed over many years by Kanagawa Prefecture. Its flavor, which brings citrus freshness to the forefront, makes it an easy choice for warmer weather.
Sekimachi Cellar is a liquor store and beer spot along Ome Kaido that carries a wide range of sake, shochu, wine, whiskey, and craft beer. On the first-floor standing-drink counter, you can enjoy draft craft beer, and on the second-floor terrace, you can drink the purchased alcohol on the spot. The shop carries more than 200 kinds of craft beer, and because the refrigerator lineup is constantly changing, arrivals like this one show the shop’s character clearly. This latest "Shonan Gold" is the kind of new arrival that makes you want not only to buy a bottle to take home, but to try a glass right there.
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Hop BroSankt Gallen’s Shonan Gold has just arrived at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima, Tokyo. It’s a really well-timed beer for spring and summer.
MugiWhoa, even the name sounds delicious! Is Shonan Gold a beer that tastes fruity?
Hop BroExactly, it’s a fruit beer. It uses the Kanagawa-born citrus fruit "Shonan Gold," and the signature is a gentle orange-like aroma that lingers even after you drink it.
MugiI get the lingering aroma, but once you start talking about IBU and ABV it suddenly feels like a science class! What does ABV 5.0% mean?
Hop BroABV means alcohol by volume. At ABV 5.0%, it’s not too heavy and goes down smoothly even on warmer days. And with an IBU of 18, the bitterness isn’t too strong, so the citrus freshness really comes forward.
MugiI see, not too bitter is important! But what kind of brewery is Sankt Gallen? Ale-only policy sounds so craft-driven!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. Sankt Gallen is a brewery in Atsugi that promotes an ale-only policy. Instead of focusing on lagers, they’ve spent years refining the character of ales, so they can pull together fruit-driven beers like this one beautifully.
MugiOhhh! And Sekimachi Cellar isn’t just a liquor store, huh. Being able to drink on the spot at the standing-drink counter is way too tempting!
Hop BroExactly. Along Ome Kaido they carry sake, shochu, wine, and whiskey too, and they sometimes line up more than 200 kinds of craft beer. The fridge lineup changes fast, so with arrivals like this, the moment you spot it is the moment to act.
MugiThat’s basically an irresistible stop! If they say have a glass on the terrace, there’s no way we wouldn’t end up drinking it then and there.
Hop BroNo doubt about it. I want to try the refreshing aroma of Shonan Gold, and it’s the kind of beer that makes you want to take another bottle home on the way back.
MugiYeah, my whole mood is orange aroma now! Sekimachi Cellar makes me want to stop by right away.
