Mamemame Beer on Shodoshima highlights yellow-green-labeled Midori Mame Mame
Mamemame Beer, the brewpub in Shodoshima, Kagawa, introduced the yellow-green-labeled Midori Mame Mame. The New England IPA is described as juicy and hop-forward, with vanilla bean aromatics adding a distinctive soft layer.
Hop BroI’ve got a fun one from Shodoshima today: straight from Mame Mame Beer. They’re showcasing “Midori Mame Mame” with a yellow-green label, and it’s already hard to ignore.
MugiWhat! A yellow-green label already sounds fresh and cute! And “Midori Mame Mame” is such a name, it practically bounces out of your mouth!
Hop BroThe look is only half of it. The style is NEW ENGLAND IPA, built with juicy hop aroma and layered with a hint of vanilla beans.
MugiWait, what even is a New England IPA? The name sounds like I need to take notes before I drink it.
Hop BroSimple version: instead of leading with sharp bitterness, it goes for a soft, hazy texture and fruity aroma. It’s the kind of IPA that feels round and plush.
MugiOooh, then even I could handle that! And I love that locals have long called it just “Midori”. That’s such a neighborhood celebrity move.
Hop BroExactly. Since it comes from the brewpub in Sakate, Shodoshima, it carries that island-local character that makes the beer feel rooted in the place.
MugiBut hold on, vanilla bean aroma in beer? Is this still a pint, or has dessert sneaked into the glass?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part, it doesn’t go overboard. It adds a gentle sweet finish behind the juicy hops, so the flavor seems to shift as you keep drinking.
MugiWow, a beer with Shodoshima air and brewery playfulness packed into it sounds like a true island pour. That’s dangerously appealing.
MugiI’m officially at need a glass now. Juicy hops, soft mouthfeel, and a little vanilla at the end? I’m completely sold.
Hop BroSame here. This is the kind of bottle that makes you want to say cheers to Midori while admiring that yellow-green label before the first sip.
Mamemame Beer, a brewpub in Sakate on Shodoshima Island in Kagawa, has introduced Midori Mame Mame (yellow-green). The post presents it as a bottle release currently in circulation, describing it as a New England IPA with juicy hop character and a vanilla bean aroma. The brewery also notes that locals have long called it simply "Midori."
Rather than a bitterness-driven IPA, this beer seems built around aroma, softness, and a smooth drinkability. The yellow-green label gives it a light, approachable visual identity, while the New England IPA style suggests a hazy, fruit-leaning profile. The vanilla bean note should add a subtle sweet finish, making it the kind of beer that reveals more as you keep drinking.
Mamemame Beer is a brewpub where visitors can enjoy house-made beer on Shodoshima, an island setting that naturally pairs local atmosphere with fresh brewing. Midori Mame Mame stands out as a clear expression of the brewery’s personality and its playful naming. For hop-focused drinkers, it is a release worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got a fun one from Shodoshima today: straight from Mame Mame Beer. They’re showcasing “Midori Mame Mame” with a yellow-green label, and it’s already hard to ignore.
MugiWhat! A yellow-green label already sounds fresh and cute! And “Midori Mame Mame” is such a name, it practically bounces out of your mouth!
Hop BroThe look is only half of it. The style is NEW ENGLAND IPA, built with juicy hop aroma and layered with a hint of vanilla beans.
MugiWait, what even is a New England IPA? The name sounds like I need to take notes before I drink it.
Hop BroSimple version: instead of leading with sharp bitterness, it goes for a soft, hazy texture and fruity aroma. It’s the kind of IPA that feels round and plush.
MugiOooh, then even I could handle that! And I love that locals have long called it just “Midori”. That’s such a neighborhood celebrity move.
Hop BroExactly. Since it comes from the brewpub in Sakate, Shodoshima, it carries that island-local character that makes the beer feel rooted in the place.
MugiBut hold on, vanilla bean aroma in beer? Is this still a pint, or has dessert sneaked into the glass?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part, it doesn’t go overboard. It adds a gentle sweet finish behind the juicy hops, so the flavor seems to shift as you keep drinking.
MugiWow, a beer with Shodoshima air and brewery playfulness packed into it sounds like a true island pour. That’s dangerously appealing.
MugiI’m officially at need a glass now. Juicy hops, soft mouthfeel, and a little vanilla at the end? I’m completely sold.
Hop BroSame here. This is the kind of bottle that makes you want to say cheers to Midori while admiring that yellow-green label before the first sip.
