Yokohama Beer Joins DREAMBEER, Adding Yokohama Lager for Enjoyment at Home
Yokohama Beer Brewery has joined the members-only beer delivery service "DREAMBEER." The lineup will add "Yokohama Lager," making it possible to enjoy craft beer from Yokohama at home with a household server.
Hop BroToday, it’s about how Yokohama Beer Brewery has joined DREAMBEER.
MugiHuh! So it’s like brewery vibes at home? You can drink it from a home server?
Hop BroExactly. The highlight this time is Yokohama Lager. A beer from Yokohama coming to the table is pretty exciting, right?
MugiI hear "lager" a lot, but what does a lager-like drinking experience even mean?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it means a type that goes down cleanly and finishes crisp. On top of that, the malt richness gives it depth, so it’s not just light and easy-drinking.
MugiWow, and it even has citrusy hop aroma? That suddenly makes it feel much more stylish!
Hop BroRight, and it’s not just the aroma. The moderate bitterness really works too, so the more you drink, the more the umami comes through.
MugiIt changes the more you drink? So that’s what they mean by a design that lets the umami spread?
Hop BroExactly. And it also pairs well with meat dishes, so there’s really no bad move with karaage or hamburg steak.
MugiYokohama is also the birthplace of beer in Japan, right? So basically you can pour history itself!
Hop BroExactly that. It’s about connecting the city’s history with how people drink today, and what’s great is that you can taste Yokohama’s culture in one glass.
MugiWhoa, just reading about it made my throat go dry! Tonight makes me want to tap open a Yokohama Lager.
The members-only beer delivery service "DREAMBEER" has added Yokohama Beer Brewery. Founded in 1999 and based in Yokohama, Kanagawa, the brewery has continued making craft beer that connects people while working with local producers. It has also won awards at international competitions, and while rooted in classic beer styles, it pursues both drinkability and individuality.
The brand now available through DREAMBEER is "Yokohama Lager." It is a beer that combines the crisp, refreshing drinkability typical of a lager with the richness derived from malt, and is said to feature an aroma and bitterness reminiscent of citrus from hops. Designed so that its umami deepens the more you drink, it is also recommended with meat dishes. Being able to pour it from a home server is one of DREAMBEER's strengths, bringing a glass that feels close to what you would drink at the brewery to the everyday dining table.
Yokohama is also a city said to be the birthplace of Japan's beer industry. Yokohama Beer, which grew up in that place, joining DREAMBEER, which delivers craft beers from around the country, seems likely to create an opportunity to feel Yokohama's beer culture more closely. By connecting the city's history with modern ways of drinking, the ways to enjoy craft beer will broaden even further.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, it’s about how Yokohama Beer Brewery has joined DREAMBEER.
MugiHuh! So it’s like brewery vibes at home? You can drink it from a home server?
Hop BroExactly. The highlight this time is Yokohama Lager. A beer from Yokohama coming to the table is pretty exciting, right?
MugiI hear "lager" a lot, but what does a lager-like drinking experience even mean?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it means a type that goes down cleanly and finishes crisp. On top of that, the malt richness gives it depth, so it’s not just light and easy-drinking.
MugiWow, and it even has citrusy hop aroma? That suddenly makes it feel much more stylish!
Hop BroRight, and it’s not just the aroma. The moderate bitterness really works too, so the more you drink, the more the umami comes through.
MugiIt changes the more you drink? So that’s what they mean by a design that lets the umami spread?
Hop BroExactly. And it also pairs well with meat dishes, so there’s really no bad move with karaage or hamburg steak.
MugiYokohama is also the birthplace of beer in Japan, right? So basically you can pour history itself!
Hop BroExactly that. It’s about connecting the city’s history with how people drink today, and what’s great is that you can taste Yokohama’s culture in one glass.
MugiWhoa, just reading about it made my throat go dry! Tonight makes me want to tap open a Yokohama Lager.
