Grandline Brewing launches 15L keg sales of VERY VERY BERRY fruited sour ale
Grandline Brewing in Yokosuka, Kanagawa has started wholesale sales of its new beer, VERY VERY BERRY. The fruited sour ale blends blackberry, raspberry, cranberry, and blueberry, and is now available in 15-liter stainless or one-way kegs for bars and retailers.
Hop BroI want to talk about a new release from GRANDLINE BREWING in Yokosuka: VERY VERY BERRY.
MugiWait, that name is so committed to berries. It has maximum berry energy!
Hop BroFor good reason too. It uses blackberry, raspberry, cranberry, and blueberry in a four-berry build.
MugiNice, but 'Fruited Sour Ale' still sounds like a wizard class title to me.
Hop BroIn plain terms, it's a fruit-forward ale with refreshing tartness, basically a fruity sour. And at 4.5% ABV, it's easy to get into.
MugiThat sounds perfect for humid weather! But Citra hops? That's another beer spell!
Hop BroCitra usually brings citrusy notes, so it lifts the berry aroma while keeping the beer not too light or heavy.
MugiSo the hops are the sneaky supporting actor behind the berry squad. Is this sold in keg format instead of cans?
Hop BroExactly. It's going out to bars and retailers in 15-liter kegs, with stainless and one-way options as a two-keg release.
MugiThat has draft-beer flex written all over it. If it's limited, then spot it and grab it has to be the rule!
Hop BroWith that Yokosuka brewery momentum since its October 6, 2023 grand opening, this feels like the kind of seasonal beer that makes you want one fresh draft right now.
Grandline Brewing, based in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, has started wholesale sales of its new beer, VERY VERY BERRY. The release is being offered to bars and retailers in 15-liter kegs, available in both stainless and one-way formats.
A fruited sour ale built around four berries
VERY VERY BERRY is a fruited sour ale made with blackberry, raspberry, cranberry, and blueberry. The brewery describes it as a beer with a balanced profile that is neither too light nor too heavy, aiming to combine drinkability with a satisfying finish. It is brewed as a Fruited Sour Ale at 4.5% ABV and uses Citra hops.
The beer is positioned as a refreshing option for the humid season, when bright fruit character and a crisp sour edge are especially appealing. That makes it a natural fit for beer bars looking for a seasonal pour, as well as for drinkers who want to explore fruit-forward sour beers.
Yokosuka-based brewery expanding its business sales
Grandline Brewing opened on October 6, 2023, and presents itself as a brewery that explores new beer experiences from Yokosuka. Its official messaging emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and a broad view of beer culture, including connections between the local and the global.
The new business-facing sales site is part of that approach. VERY VERY BERRY is being positioned as a limited-quantity focus product, so availability is expected to be constrained. For venues planning their summer tap list, it is a seasonal sour ale worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI want to talk about a new release from GRANDLINE BREWING in Yokosuka: VERY VERY BERRY.
MugiWait, that name is so committed to berries. It has maximum berry energy!
Hop BroFor good reason too. It uses blackberry, raspberry, cranberry, and blueberry in a four-berry build.
MugiNice, but 'Fruited Sour Ale' still sounds like a wizard class title to me.
Hop BroIn plain terms, it's a fruit-forward ale with refreshing tartness, basically a fruity sour. And at 4.5% ABV, it's easy to get into.
MugiThat sounds perfect for humid weather! But Citra hops? That's another beer spell!
Hop BroCitra usually brings citrusy notes, so it lifts the berry aroma while keeping the beer not too light or heavy.
MugiSo the hops are the sneaky supporting actor behind the berry squad. Is this sold in keg format instead of cans?
Hop BroExactly. It's going out to bars and retailers in 15-liter kegs, with stainless and one-way options as a two-keg release.
MugiThat has draft-beer flex written all over it. If it's limited, then spot it and grab it has to be the rule!
Hop BroWith that Yokosuka brewery momentum since its October 6, 2023 grand opening, this feels like the kind of seasonal beer that makes you want one fresh draft right now.
