Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG Begins Selling Its First Canned Beer Brewed at Its On-Site Brewery
At "Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG" in Harumi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo, sales have begun for the first canned craft beer brewed at its attached brewery. The first release is a Belgian White, available through the official online shop and in-store.
Hop BroFrom Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG in Harumi, the first canned beer brewed at its attached brewery has finally been released. It’s called HARUMI FLAG BEER Belgian White, and the nice part is that you can take it home, not just drink it at the diner.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing canned beer from the brewery gets me excited! Being able to drink the restaurant’s beer at home is kind of unfair!
Hop BroAnd the style is Belgian White. It’s a wheat beer made with orange peel and coriander, designed to be easy to drink, with the softness of wheat malt plus a fruity note on top.
MugiWhat! With coriander? They put spices in beer!? This is suddenly starting to sound like food!
Hop BroExactly. Belgian White is like a master of aroma. It brings out brightness with orange peel and finishes with a touch of spice from coriander, so it pairs well with food.
MugiOhhh! It goes well with any dish? That’s incredibly reassuring for a diner beer. It sounds like it would go great with seafood, and probably fried chicken too!
Hop BroThat’s the Uokin style. It not only has a great match with seafood, but it also fits the Harumi diner format perfectly. You can drink it in the store, and if you like it, you can naturally buy it right away from the official online shop.
MugiWait, being able to buy it both in-store and online is too convenient! I’d want to buy a whole case, one for movie nights at home and one as a weekend treat!
Hop BroAnd since this is just the first release, you can look forward to what comes next too. If they keep using the strengths of an attached brewery to make canned beers that go with meals, Uokin’s appeal will only grow.
MugiI love it... Just the fact that it’s a Harumi-brewed beer makes it feel special, and I kind of want to support it! Today, I’m in the mood to snack on seafood with a Belgian White in hand!
Hop BroIn the end, it’s the kind of beer you’ll be happy to drink either at the diner or at home. Mugi, this might be more than just one round.
MugiYeah, I want to drink it right now! First let’s open the fridge, then we can start by looking for snacks!
First canned product from the attached brewery
From "Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG" in Harumi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo, a new product unique to a store with an attached craft beer brewery has appeared. The newly released item is the first canned craft beer brewed in Harumi, "HARUMI FLAG BEER Belgian White."
The announcement of the sale directs customers to the official website online shop and the storefront of "Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG" as places to buy it. Expanding beyond drinking in the store to a canned product you can enjoy at home or elsewhere can be seen as a move that broadens the appeal of the attached brewery.
Product features
Belgian White is a wheat beer made with orange peel and spices such as coriander. It is designed to pair a mellow mouthfeel from wheat malt with refreshing fruity notes, with food compatibility also in mind. The announcement also describes it as "a beer that goes well with any kind of dish and suits any occasion," making it a highly compatible fit for the diner-style operation.
About Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG
"Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG" is a Harumi-area location of the Uokin Group, operated as a format where you can enjoy seafood-centered meals and drinks. Uokin has long been known for carefully serving fresh seafood, and as an initiative with an attached brewery built on that foundation, this canned beer release is likely to attract attention.
If the lineup expands further, it should grow in presence not only as a suggestion for pairing with meals, but also as an option that lets you enjoy Uokin-style tavern dining at home.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFrom Uokin Daishokudo HARUMI FLAG in Harumi, the first canned beer brewed at its attached brewery has finally been released. It’s called HARUMI FLAG BEER Belgian White, and the nice part is that you can take it home, not just drink it at the diner.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing canned beer from the brewery gets me excited! Being able to drink the restaurant’s beer at home is kind of unfair!
Hop BroAnd the style is Belgian White. It’s a wheat beer made with orange peel and coriander, designed to be easy to drink, with the softness of wheat malt plus a fruity note on top.
MugiWhat! With coriander? They put spices in beer!? This is suddenly starting to sound like food!
Hop BroExactly. Belgian White is like a master of aroma. It brings out brightness with orange peel and finishes with a touch of spice from coriander, so it pairs well with food.
MugiOhhh! It goes well with any dish? That’s incredibly reassuring for a diner beer. It sounds like it would go great with seafood, and probably fried chicken too!
Hop BroThat’s the Uokin style. It not only has a great match with seafood, but it also fits the Harumi diner format perfectly. You can drink it in the store, and if you like it, you can naturally buy it right away from the official online shop.
MugiWait, being able to buy it both in-store and online is too convenient! I’d want to buy a whole case, one for movie nights at home and one as a weekend treat!
Hop BroAnd since this is just the first release, you can look forward to what comes next too. If they keep using the strengths of an attached brewery to make canned beers that go with meals, Uokin’s appeal will only grow.
MugiI love it... Just the fact that it’s a Harumi-brewed beer makes it feel special, and I kind of want to support it! Today, I’m in the mood to snack on seafood with a Belgian White in hand!
Hop BroIn the end, it’s the kind of beer you’ll be happy to drink either at the diner or at home. Mugi, this might be more than just one round.
MugiYeah, I want to drink it right now! First let’s open the fridge, then we can start by looking for snacks!