Flora Fermentation releases new Kölsch-style ale ‘Heinzel’
FLORA FERMENTATION in Higashiomi, Shiga, has released a new Kölsch-style ale called Heinzel. The brewery describes it as a clean, refreshing beer built around Kölsch yeast, with a gentle balance of malt and hops.
FLORA FERMENTATION, based in Higashiomi, Shiga, has added a new beer, Heinzel, to its lineup. The brewery’s official shop lists it as a Kölsch Style Ale.
The brewery centers its work on the theme of "agriculture and fermentation." From its base in Higashiomi, FLORA FERMENTATION emphasizes farming its own land, selecting ingredients carefully, and giving each beer a name rooted in myth or folklore. Heinzel fits neatly into that approach.
According to the product page, Heinzel comes in a 350ml format and is listed at 4.5% ABV and 27 IBU. FLORA FERMENTATION describes it as a clean and refreshing drink made with Kölsch yeast, inspired by the legend of the Heinzel, the small fairies said to have worked through the night in Cologne. The brewery says the beer brings together gentle malt and hop harmony in a way that makes it easy to keep coming back for another glass.
Kölsch is a style known for its light, crisp character, and FLORA FERMENTATION uses that familiar framework to tell another story tied to place and tradition. Heinzel is a good example of how the brewery continues to pair classic beer styles with a strong narrative identity.
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