Dragon Brewing Announces Fruit Beer Made with Aichi-Grown Kyoho Grape Thinning Juice
Dragon Brewing, a craft brewery based in Nagoya’s Higashi Ward, has announced a fruit beer made with juice from thinned Aichi-grown Kyoho grapes. The release highlights a local agricultural ingredient in a seasonal craft beer.
Using Aichi-grown Kyoho grapes
Dragon Brewing has announced the creation of a fruit beer made with juice from thinned Aichi-grown Kyoho grapes.
Thinning is an agricultural practice in which some fruit is removed during cultivation so the remaining grapes can grow larger. The new beer focuses on juice produced during this stage of Kyoho grape cultivation and gives it a new role as a craft beer ingredient.
Kyoho grapes are known for their deep color and rich fruit aroma. By incorporating thinning juice into beer, Dragon Brewing is offering a new way to enjoy a local agricultural product while connecting grape cultivation with brewing.
A local ingredient in a fruit beer
Fruit beer combines the flavors of malt and hops with aromas and acidity from fruit. For this release, the key point will be how the character of Kyoho grapes comes together with the beer’s bitterness and malt profile.
Dragon Brewing is a craft beer company based in Nagoya’s Higashi Ward, Aichi Prefecture. On its official website, the brewery describes its focus on fruit beers that can appeal to people who have traditionally avoided beer. It has also developed beers using a range of fruit and botanical ingredients, giving local and seasonal materials a central role in its brewing.
The announcement does not provide details such as the release date, package size, or alcohol content. Beer fans will want to follow Dragon Brewing’s updates to learn how the aroma and flavor of Aichi-grown Kyoho grape thinning juice have been expressed in the finished beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.