Sales of 'Saltz' Begin at the DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE Tsuchibune Location
At the DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Matsuyama, Ehime, sales have begun for DD4D BREWING's guest beer, "Saltz ~Sansho Light Lager with Salt~," at the Tsuchibune location. It is the third collaboration with Hakata Salt, a crisp lager accented with sansho pepper and salt.
Hop BroAt the DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Tsuchibune-cho, Matsuyama, Ehime, the guest beer Saltz ~Sansho Light Lager with Salt~ has gone on sale in-store.
MugiWait, sansho pepper and salt in beer? A third Hakata Salt collaboration? That's definitely something I need to know more about!
Hop BroThe base is a golden lager designed to be easy to drink. On top of that, sansho and salt are layered in to create a flavor that doesn't stop at being just light.
MugiLagers are supposed to be crisp, right? But a sansho-and-salt lager is hard to picture for me!
Hop BroSimply put, it has a clean mouthfeel, with the malt character joined by a soft saltiness. Then the zing from the sansho adds definition in a good way.
MugiOhhh! And if it has a citrusy aroma too, then it already sounds fun just from the smell!
Hop BroExactly. What makes it interesting is the aroma that suggests citrus from the hops and sansho. The character changes as you keep drinking, so it would be a shame to judge it by the first sip alone.
MugiSeriously, it changes that much? A beer with something to discover as you keep drinking makes me want to think in terms of a second round from the start!
Hop BroAnd since this place has an adjoining apparel space, you can enjoy a drink while you shop. Being easy to drop by in Tsuchibune-cho, central Matsuyama, is another plus.
MugiA sharp accent for cherry blossom season sounds perfect! If this were near me, I'd absolutely stop in for a pint!
Hop BroYeah, it has that limited-edition feel, and as a local collaboration beer, it's definitely one I'd want to try. At this point, both of us probably want to go out for a drink.
MugiWe do, we do! I want to experience the balance of Saltz for myself, with the crispness, sansho, and salt all in one glass!
At the brewpub DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Tsuchibune-cho, Matsuyama, Ehime, in-store sales have started for the guest beer Saltz ~Sansho Light Lager with Salt~.
This beer is one from DD4D BREWING, and it marks the third collaboration with with salt Hakata no Shio, the concept shop operated by Hakata Salt Industries. In the post, it is introduced as a beer that pairs well with the spring cherry-blossom viewing season thanks to its "sharp accent."
What kind of beer is it?
- A refreshing lager built on a golden-hued base
- A distinctive flavor accented with sansho pepper and salt
- An aroma reminiscent of citrus from hops and sansho
- A clean finish, with the malt character and saltiness coming together softly
It is the kind of beer where the bite of sansho and the outline of salt stand out clearly within its lightness, making its character easier to notice the more you drink. While it has the crispness typical of a lager, it does not end with being merely light, and that is what makes this beer interesting.
The shop is a space that combines DD4D's brewery brand with apparel, making it a place where you can enjoy a drink along with shopping. Since it is conveniently located in central Matsuyama's Tsuchibune-cho, it is easy to stop by when you are nearby. Through its guest beers, the shop offers a way to experience how DD4D translates local collaborations into beer.
If you are interested, it seems worth trying this limited lager at the store.
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Hop BroAt the DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Tsuchibune-cho, Matsuyama, Ehime, the guest beer Saltz ~Sansho Light Lager with Salt~ has gone on sale in-store.
MugiWait, sansho pepper and salt in beer? A third Hakata Salt collaboration? That's definitely something I need to know more about!
Hop BroThe base is a golden lager designed to be easy to drink. On top of that, sansho and salt are layered in to create a flavor that doesn't stop at being just light.
MugiLagers are supposed to be crisp, right? But a sansho-and-salt lager is hard to picture for me!
Hop BroSimply put, it has a clean mouthfeel, with the malt character joined by a soft saltiness. Then the zing from the sansho adds definition in a good way.
MugiOhhh! And if it has a citrusy aroma too, then it already sounds fun just from the smell!
Hop BroExactly. What makes it interesting is the aroma that suggests citrus from the hops and sansho. The character changes as you keep drinking, so it would be a shame to judge it by the first sip alone.
MugiSeriously, it changes that much? A beer with something to discover as you keep drinking makes me want to think in terms of a second round from the start!
Hop BroAnd since this place has an adjoining apparel space, you can enjoy a drink while you shop. Being easy to drop by in Tsuchibune-cho, central Matsuyama, is another plus.
MugiA sharp accent for cherry blossom season sounds perfect! If this were near me, I'd absolutely stop in for a pint!
Hop BroYeah, it has that limited-edition feel, and as a local collaboration beer, it's definitely one I'd want to try. At this point, both of us probably want to go out for a drink.
MugiWe do, we do! I want to experience the balance of Saltz for myself, with the crispness, sansho, and salt all in one glass!
