B.M.B Brewery releases Color Girl, an American Blonde Ale
Miyazaki-based B.M.B Brewery has listed Color Girl, an American Blonde Ale at 5.5% ABV. The product page highlights Amarillo and Simcoe hops, a two-month tank conditioning period, and a straightforward drinking profile built around citrus, floral notes, and soft malt sweetness.
Hop BroI’ve got my eye on a new Miyazaki beer today. BM Brewery just released an American Blonde Ale called Color Girl.
MugiWait, Color Girl sounds cute and dramatic at the same time! What does it taste like?
Hop BroIt’s an American Blonde Ale at 5.5% ABV. Easygoing, but still built with a soft malt sweetness underneath.
MugiHuh! But when I hear blonde ale, I just picture blond people clinking glasses!
Hop BroThat image is doing way too much. It really means a bright, easy profile that stays smooth and never too heavy.
MugiWhat is that! So Amarillo and Simcoe are special move names, right?
Hop BroNope, those are hop varieties. They bring citrus and floral aromas, plus that crisp lift like a well-chilled summer cider.
MugiOhh, and it was tank-aged for two months? That takes patience. I’d be hovering over it by day three!
Hop BroThat’s the brewer’s job, right there. It also helps that 804 yen a bottle makes it easy to try, and you can mix it with other beers too.
MugiThat is dangerous in the best way. I’ll start with one, then probably slide straight into a six-pack plan if I like it.
Hop BroThe concept is great too, like coloring an ordinary day in vivid shades, and that summer-ready aroma sounds exactly right for the season.
MugiMy throat reacted just hearing that. Tonight I want a properly chilled pour and a Color Girl moment of my own!
B.M.B Brewery in Miyazaki City has listed Color Girl, an American Blonde Ale at 5.5% ABV.
Key details
- Hops: Amarillo and Simcoe
- Aroma: Citrus and floral
- Conditioning: Two months in tank
- Price: 804 yen including tax
- Best-before date shown on the page: February 20, 2027
The product page frames Color Girl as a beer that brightens everyday scenes, and the tasting notes lean in a similar direction: a soft mouthfeel, moderate malt sweetness, and a clean, easygoing finish. Rather than building complexity through heavy malt or intense bitterness, the brewery appears to aim for a straightforward blonde ale with a vivid hop aroma and a light, refreshing impression.
The page also says the beer can be purchased one bottle at a time, with mixed orders allowed. For six, 12, or 24 bottles, the brewery recommends buying in those counts to make shipping more efficient. That makes Color Girl an accessible release for drinkers who want to try a clear, classic American blonde ale from a Miyazaki brewery.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got my eye on a new Miyazaki beer today. BM Brewery just released an American Blonde Ale called Color Girl.
MugiWait, Color Girl sounds cute and dramatic at the same time! What does it taste like?
Hop BroIt’s an American Blonde Ale at 5.5% ABV. Easygoing, but still built with a soft malt sweetness underneath.
MugiHuh! But when I hear blonde ale, I just picture blond people clinking glasses!
Hop BroThat image is doing way too much. It really means a bright, easy profile that stays smooth and never too heavy.
MugiWhat is that! So Amarillo and Simcoe are special move names, right?
Hop BroNope, those are hop varieties. They bring citrus and floral aromas, plus that crisp lift like a well-chilled summer cider.
MugiOhh, and it was tank-aged for two months? That takes patience. I’d be hovering over it by day three!
Hop BroThat’s the brewer’s job, right there. It also helps that 804 yen a bottle makes it easy to try, and you can mix it with other beers too.
MugiThat is dangerous in the best way. I’ll start with one, then probably slide straight into a six-pack plan if I like it.
Hop BroThe concept is great too, like coloring an ordinary day in vivid shades, and that summer-ready aroma sounds exactly right for the season.
MugiMy throat reacted just hearing that. Tonight I want a properly chilled pour and a Color Girl moment of my own!