Choshi Beer restocks TALUS Premium Lager
On July 17, Choshi Beer announced that TALUS Premium Lager is back in stock. The 350 ml lager comes in at 5.0% ABV and JPY 660, with Talus-hop citrus, tropical, and floral aromas at the center of the beer.
Hop BroNews from Choshi just got good again: TALUS Premium Lager is back on sale.
MugiWhat! That name sounds so intense! So this is from Choshi Beer, and it’s a re-release?
Hop BroExactly. They announced it on July 17, and it’s back as a fragrant lager brewed with Talus hops.
MugiTalus hops? What is that! You say hop-driven aroma and my beginner brain starts fizzing!
Hop BroPut simply, Talus tends to give lemony citrus, tropical fruit, and floral notes, so the aroma profile comes through really clearly.
MugiOhh! But lagers feel light to me, so can it still stay clean on the finish with all that aroma?
Hop BroThat’s the smart part: the hops lead up front, but the drink stays easy. It’s a 350ml can at 5.0% ABV, and 660 yen with tax.
MugiEven the specs are well-behaved! And Choshi Beer is all about beer for local fish, right? I can hear the seafood calling!
Hop BroRight. They’re rooted in Choshi, Chiba, and even their sunrise-inspired image fits that idea of a community-focused beer.
MugiI’m done for. My self-control is melting faster than sashimi! I want to crack open this citrus-scented lager right now.
Hop BroThey’re even asking people to share memories and favorite ways to drink it, so we should start with a re-release toast of our own.
MugiAgreed! I want it with Choshi seafood, take one big sip, and declare, ‘Yep, this comeback was the right call!’
The restocked beer
On July 17, Choshi Beer announced on Instagram that TALUS Premium Lager is back. The lager highlights citrus, tropical, and floral notes from Talus hops, and it is sold in 350 ml cans at 5.0% ABV for JPY 660. The brewery also invited returning drinkers to share their memories and favorite ways to enjoy it.
A brewery rooted in Choshi
Operated by Choshi Cheers, the brewery is based in Choshi City, Chiba, and has built its lineup around local character. On its official site, the company describes its beer as craft beer themed around 'beer that goes with Choshi fish,' which reflects its close connection to the city’s food culture and landscape.
A clean lager profile
TALUS Premium Lager appears to balance hop-driven aromatics with the crisp finish expected from a lager. That makes it an accessible first pour while still giving drinkers a distinct hop expression. It is a straightforward example of how Choshi Beer ties place, flavor, and everyday drinkability together.
References: Instagram post, Choshi Beer official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNews from Choshi just got good again: TALUS Premium Lager is back on sale.
MugiWhat! That name sounds so intense! So this is from Choshi Beer, and it’s a re-release?
Hop BroExactly. They announced it on July 17, and it’s back as a fragrant lager brewed with Talus hops.
MugiTalus hops? What is that! You say hop-driven aroma and my beginner brain starts fizzing!
Hop BroPut simply, Talus tends to give lemony citrus, tropical fruit, and floral notes, so the aroma profile comes through really clearly.
MugiOhh! But lagers feel light to me, so can it still stay clean on the finish with all that aroma?
Hop BroThat’s the smart part: the hops lead up front, but the drink stays easy. It’s a 350ml can at 5.0% ABV, and 660 yen with tax.
MugiEven the specs are well-behaved! And Choshi Beer is all about beer for local fish, right? I can hear the seafood calling!
Hop BroRight. They’re rooted in Choshi, Chiba, and even their sunrise-inspired image fits that idea of a community-focused beer.
MugiI’m done for. My self-control is melting faster than sashimi! I want to crack open this citrus-scented lager right now.
Hop BroThey’re even asking people to share memories and favorite ways to drink it, so we should start with a re-release toast of our own.
MugiAgreed! I want it with Choshi seafood, take one big sip, and declare, ‘Yep, this comeback was the right call!’
