Kishiwada Beer Is Selling Its Limited-Edition Flavor "Suisei" in a Six-Bottle Set
Kishiwada Beer, a craft brewery in Kishiwada, Osaka, released its winter-limited flavored beer "Suisei" made with green lemons from Kishiwada on Monday, December 8, 2025. The six-bottle set costs 3,960 yen including tax, and offers a refreshing tartness and a sharp bitterness.
Hop BroToday’s highlight is Osaka’s new Kishiwada Beer release, the winter-limited flavor "Suisei".
MugiWhoa! The name is already beautiful! And it uses green lemons from Kishiwada? That has to be super refreshing!
Hop BroIt goes on sale on December 8, 2025. The online six-bottle set is 3,960 yen including tax, and it’s limited quantity, so check it early.
MugiOhh! So what kind of beer is "Suisei" really? Is a flavored beer usually sweet?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part: instead of sweetness, acidity and a crisp bitterness take center stage. It’s designed so you won’t get tired of drinking it even with a meal.
MugiWhat is that! "Won’t get tired of drinking it"? So maybe it’s that highly sessionable thing? You just want to say that, don’t you!
Hop BroYou got me. But when I say it’s really highly sessionable, I mean it’s light and easy to enjoy glass after glass.
MugiI see! And the specs matter too. With 5% alcohol, it sounds just right for a get-together!
Hop BroEach bottle is 330 ml with a six-month shelf life and should be kept refrigerated. The name comes from the Lemon Comet; "Sui" stands for green lemon, and "sei" layers in the image of a winter clear sky.
MugiThat’s strong, adding that much romance to it! It totally makes sense that it’s described as perfect for home parties at the end of the year!
Hop BroThen it’s settled: tonight, let’s chill some "Suisei" and toast together, just the two of us. I want to see how that winter lemon character comes through!
Kishiwada Beer’s online shop is selling the seasonal limited product "Suisei" (six-bottle set). According to the official product page, sales began on Monday, December 8, 2025. It is being offered in limited quantities.
"Suisei" is a flavored beer made with green lemons from Kishiwada. In its product description, it highlights "a clean aroma with acidity" and "a crisp bitterness," saying it has been crafted into an adult-oriented taste that is easy to enjoy with meals and does not wear on the drinker. It is also designed to pair well with year-end and New Year gatherings as well as home parties.
Product Specs (from the official page)
- Product name: Suisei (6-bottle set)
- Sale price: 3,960 yen (tax included)
- Style: Flavored beer
- Alcohol content: 5%
- Net content: 330 ml (per bottle)
- Best before: 6 months from the date of manufacture
- Storage: Keep refrigerated
There is a story behind the name as well. The product description says the sound of "Suisui" in "Suisei" comes from "comet" (suisei) and was inspired by the "Lemon Comet" newly discovered in the United States in January 2025. "Sui" represents the green lemon, while "sei" is paired with the December seasonal term "winter clear sky," expressing a clear, winterlike drinking profile.
Kishiwada Beer is based in Kishiwada, Osaka, and operates as a brewery that grew out of Hokkai Iron Works. On its official website, the company emphasizes that it has advanced its craft beer brewing by making use of manufacturing technology cultivated over many years, with its own in-house design and production equipment. This seasonal "Suisei," which makes use of locally sourced ingredients, seems likely to be one of the clearest expressions of that approach.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s highlight is Osaka’s new Kishiwada Beer release, the winter-limited flavor "Suisei".
MugiWhoa! The name is already beautiful! And it uses green lemons from Kishiwada? That has to be super refreshing!
Hop BroIt goes on sale on December 8, 2025. The online six-bottle set is 3,960 yen including tax, and it’s limited quantity, so check it early.
MugiOhh! So what kind of beer is "Suisei" really? Is a flavored beer usually sweet?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part: instead of sweetness, acidity and a crisp bitterness take center stage. It’s designed so you won’t get tired of drinking it even with a meal.
MugiWhat is that! "Won’t get tired of drinking it"? So maybe it’s that highly sessionable thing? You just want to say that, don’t you!
Hop BroYou got me. But when I say it’s really highly sessionable, I mean it’s light and easy to enjoy glass after glass.
MugiI see! And the specs matter too. With 5% alcohol, it sounds just right for a get-together!
Hop BroEach bottle is 330 ml with a six-month shelf life and should be kept refrigerated. The name comes from the Lemon Comet; "Sui" stands for green lemon, and "sei" layers in the image of a winter clear sky.
MugiThat’s strong, adding that much romance to it! It totally makes sense that it’s described as perfect for home parties at the end of the year!
Hop BroThen it’s settled: tonight, let’s chill some "Suisei" and toast together, just the two of us. I want to see how that winter lemon character comes through!
