Johana Beer’s “Great Blue” Appears at Craft Beer×Mex-Italian CRAFTSMAN in Yokohama
At the beer pub “Craft Beer×Mex-Italian CRAFTSMAN” near Yokohama Station, Toyama’s Johana Beer and its “Great Blue” are being featured. This fruit ale stands out for its lemony tartness and striking blue color, making it a beer worth noting as an easy match with food.
Hop BroAt the beer pub near Yokohama Station, Craft Beer×Mex-Italian CRAFTSMAN, Johana Beer’s “Great Blue” has shown up.
MugiWait, a blue beer? What is that! Just the color alone makes it feel like a festival, doesn’t it?
Hop BroWhat’s more, it’s a fruit ale known as one of Johana Beer’s signature labels.
MugiA fruit ale? So, you put fruit in beer? Just hearing about that lemon tartness is making me restless!
Hop BroExactly. It has a refreshing tartness from lemon juice, and even though it looks blue, it drinks light and crisp. Rather than pushing bitterness to the front, it’s more like an adult lemon squash.
MugiThat sounds amazing! But if it’s blue, is the flavor blue too? No, that makes no sense, but the visual impact is just too strong!
Hop BroThe taste is definitely beer, and it’s easy to pair with food. Since CRAFTSMAN leans into Mexican and Italian dishes, pairing it with tacos or pizza makes the match-up especially clear.
MugiOhhh! Tacos for a zing, pizza for a chew, and then that sweet-tart finish chasing after you? Just imagining it is making me hungry!
Hop BroAnd since it’s easy to drink in the Yokohama Station area, it’s perfect as an introduction to craft beer. It’s a beer that surprises you with its color and convinces you with its taste, working as both an entry beer and a meal companion.
MugiI can’t take it anymore. I want to go drink in a blue world today! Makes me want one glass of Great Blue... no, two!
At the beer pub “Craft Beer×Mex-Italian CRAFTSMAN” in Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama, Johana Beer’s “Great Blue” is now on offer. As the name suggests, the shop combines craft beer with Mexican and Italian-inspired dishes, making it an easy choice for beer lovers who also care about food pairings.
“Great Blue” is known as one of Johana Beer’s signature blue fruit ales. Related information describes it as featuring a refreshing tartness derived from lemon juice and a vivid blue color that makes an impression at first glance. In reviews, it is sometimes described as a “blue beer” or an “adult lemon squash,” and rather than emphasizing bitterness, it is received as a beer notable for its lightness and easy drinkability.
CRAFTSMAN is a convenient beer pub in the Yokohama Station area that offers a wide range of craft beers. You can enjoy the beer on its own, but pairing it with tacos, pizza, or pasta makes the fruit ale’s sweet-tart flavor and refreshing character even more apparent. “Great Blue,” which surprises with its color and changes impression with its taste, is a beer that is easy to try both as an entry point into craft beer and as a drink to enjoy with a meal.
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Hop BroAt the beer pub near Yokohama Station, Craft Beer×Mex-Italian CRAFTSMAN, Johana Beer’s “Great Blue” has shown up.
MugiWait, a blue beer? What is that! Just the color alone makes it feel like a festival, doesn’t it?
Hop BroWhat’s more, it’s a fruit ale known as one of Johana Beer’s signature labels.
MugiA fruit ale? So, you put fruit in beer? Just hearing about that lemon tartness is making me restless!
Hop BroExactly. It has a refreshing tartness from lemon juice, and even though it looks blue, it drinks light and crisp. Rather than pushing bitterness to the front, it’s more like an adult lemon squash.
MugiThat sounds amazing! But if it’s blue, is the flavor blue too? No, that makes no sense, but the visual impact is just too strong!
Hop BroThe taste is definitely beer, and it’s easy to pair with food. Since CRAFTSMAN leans into Mexican and Italian dishes, pairing it with tacos or pizza makes the match-up especially clear.
MugiOhhh! Tacos for a zing, pizza for a chew, and then that sweet-tart finish chasing after you? Just imagining it is making me hungry!
Hop BroAnd since it’s easy to drink in the Yokohama Station area, it’s perfect as an introduction to craft beer. It’s a beer that surprises you with its color and convinces you with its taste, working as both an entry beer and a meal companion.
MugiI can’t take it anymore. I want to go drink in a blue world today! Makes me want one glass of Great Blue... no, two!
