Ohori Brewery Announces Limited-Time Imperial Pilsner “GOLDEN HARVEST”
Ohori Brewery, located along Ohori Park in Fukuoka City, is introducing its limited-time brew, “GOLDEN HARVEST.” This Imperial Pilsner uses Talus hops, has an alcohol content of 6.0%, and an IBU of 38. Its defining feature is a design centered on bitterness.
Hop BroHere comes GOLDEN HARVEST, a limited release from Ohori Brewery along Fukuoka’s Ohori Park.
MugiWait, pilsner usually feels lighter, so this is an Imperial Pilsner?!
Hop BroExactly. And it’s 6.0% ABV with an IBU of 38. The key point is that the bitterness is clearly at the core.
MugiIBU sounds like some secret code... does it mean a bitterness guide?
Hop BroThat’s right. The higher the number, the easier it is to perceive bitterness, and GOLDEN HARVEST is designed to let you enjoy that bitterness.
MugiOhhh! What hop did they use? Even the name sounds strong!
Hop BroThey used Talus hops, which bring out a cedar-like aroma and a botanical impression, plus a deep, long bitter finish.
MugiWow, so even though it’s a pilsner, it has that much personality. It feels like the lightness is being turned on its head!
Hop BroOhori Brewery has brewing equipment and a restaurant inside, and while they also have OHORI IPA and OHORI SOUR, this is interesting as a beer that changes the usual landscape.
MugiJust hearing about it makes me want to drink it! I want a freshly poured glass right now, with the breeze from Ohori Park!
Hop BroExactly. A closing glass with bitterness after an evening walk in the park sounds perfect, doesn’t it?
MugiYeah, today I’m in the mood to raise a toast with GOLDEN HARVEST!
Ohori Brewery is a microbrewery with its shop along the edge of Ohori Park, one of Fukuoka City’s landmarks. The space includes brewing equipment and a restaurant area, making it possible to enjoy freshly brewed beer with food. In addition to its regular offerings, “OHORI IPA” and “OHORI SOUR,” it also serves seasonal and limited-release beers.
“GOLDEN HARVEST,” now being introduced, is one of the lineup’s beers that emphasizes the contours of bitterness even more strongly. According to publicly available information, the style is Imperial Pilsner, the alcohol content is 6.0%, and the IBU is 38. Using Talus hops, it highlights a botanical aroma reminiscent of cedar and a deep, lingering bitter finish.
When people hear “pilsner,” many think of something light and easy to drink, but GOLDEN HARVEST offers a slightly different take on that image. Built on a malty body, it is designed to let you clearly sense the hop aroma and bitterness, making it the kind of beer you want to spend time with slowly.
Ohori Brewery is also a brewery that has connected local food and beer in central Fukuoka. Making use of its in-house brewing strength, the lineup moves between standard and limited items, so beer fans should find something new each time they visit. GOLDEN HARVEST is a limited brew worth noting as a snapshot of where the brewery stands today.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere comes GOLDEN HARVEST, a limited release from Ohori Brewery along Fukuoka’s Ohori Park.
MugiWait, pilsner usually feels lighter, so this is an Imperial Pilsner?!
Hop BroExactly. And it’s 6.0% ABV with an IBU of 38. The key point is that the bitterness is clearly at the core.
MugiIBU sounds like some secret code... does it mean a bitterness guide?
Hop BroThat’s right. The higher the number, the easier it is to perceive bitterness, and GOLDEN HARVEST is designed to let you enjoy that bitterness.
MugiOhhh! What hop did they use? Even the name sounds strong!
Hop BroThey used Talus hops, which bring out a cedar-like aroma and a botanical impression, plus a deep, long bitter finish.
MugiWow, so even though it’s a pilsner, it has that much personality. It feels like the lightness is being turned on its head!
Hop BroOhori Brewery has brewing equipment and a restaurant inside, and while they also have OHORI IPA and OHORI SOUR, this is interesting as a beer that changes the usual landscape.
MugiJust hearing about it makes me want to drink it! I want a freshly poured glass right now, with the breeze from Ohori Park!
Hop BroExactly. A closing glass with bitterness after an evening walk in the park sounds perfect, doesn’t it?
MugiYeah, today I’m in the mood to raise a toast with GOLDEN HARVEST!
