KUNITACHI BREWERY's "Blanche de Joyeux" Offered as a Guest Beer at Cyblume in Shibuya
At beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, KUNITACHI BREWERY's "Blanche de Joyeux" has appeared as a guest beer. This 4.5% Belgian Wheat w/Flower features the aromas of linden, jasmine, and orange blossom, along with the soft mouthfeel of wheat.
Hop BroAt `beer bar Cyblume` in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, you can drink KUNITACHI BREWERY's Blanche de Joyeux as a guest beer.
MugiWhoa, you can drink that in Shibuya!? And a guest beer appearance makes it feel extra special!
Hop BroExactly. Cyblume is a standing bar with no cover charge, and it has terrace seating and a bottle shop too, so it's easy to stop by casually.
MugiHuh~! By the way, that beer is a Belgian Wheat w/Flower? What's that, does it have flowers in it?
Hop BroGood question. It's a light 4.5% ABV, with the softness of wheat malt and wheat flakes, layered with aromas of linden, jasmine, and orange blossom.
MugiOrange peel and coriander instead of that!? And yet the floral aroma is the star? That's kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it doesn't use the standard spices common in regular Belgian wheats. Instead, it puts floral aromas front and center and finishes crisp and bright.
MugiI see! So it has a gentle aroma when you drink it, but it's not heavy. And it even has the softness of wheat? Sounds easy to drink!
Hop BroOn top of that, it also has clove-like nuances from the yeast, and when that blends with the floral aroma, it gains depth without becoming too flashy.
MugiThat makes me want to go right now! I want to drop by Cyblume for a casual drink, then take my time enjoying the aroma!
At beer bar `Cyblume` in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, `Blanche de Joyeux` has appeared as a guest beer from `KUNITACHI BREWERY`. Cyblume is a standing bar with no cover charge, complete with terrace seating and an attached bottle shop. Centered on craft beer and idol music, it is a casual place to drop in for a drink.
`Blanche de Joyeux` is described by KUNITACHI BREWERY as a `Belgian Wheat w/Flower`. At 4.5% ABV, it is designed around the soft mouthfeel of wheat malt and wheat flakes, layered with the aromas of linden, jasmine, and orange blossom. Another distinctive point is that, unlike many standard Belgian wheats, it does not use orange peel or coriander seed, instead putting floral aromas front and center.
The flavor profile is one where floral aromas gently overlap and come together with yeast-derived clove-like nuances. It has a lively character, but not an overpowering one, and the more you drink, the more the softness of the wheat and the fermentation-derived expression come into view. It pairs well with Cyblume's easygoing Shibuya style, making it a guest beer suited both to a quick single drink and to lingering over it while appreciating its aroma.
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Hop BroAt `beer bar Cyblume` in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, you can drink KUNITACHI BREWERY's Blanche de Joyeux as a guest beer.
MugiWhoa, you can drink that in Shibuya!? And a guest beer appearance makes it feel extra special!
Hop BroExactly. Cyblume is a standing bar with no cover charge, and it has terrace seating and a bottle shop too, so it's easy to stop by casually.
MugiHuh~! By the way, that beer is a Belgian Wheat w/Flower? What's that, does it have flowers in it?
Hop BroGood question. It's a light 4.5% ABV, with the softness of wheat malt and wheat flakes, layered with aromas of linden, jasmine, and orange blossom.
MugiOrange peel and coriander instead of that!? And yet the floral aroma is the star? That's kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it doesn't use the standard spices common in regular Belgian wheats. Instead, it puts floral aromas front and center and finishes crisp and bright.
MugiI see! So it has a gentle aroma when you drink it, but it's not heavy. And it even has the softness of wheat? Sounds easy to drink!
Hop BroOn top of that, it also has clove-like nuances from the yeast, and when that blends with the floral aroma, it gains depth without becoming too flashy.
MugiThat makes me want to go right now! I want to drop by Cyblume for a casual drink, then take my time enjoying the aroma!
