Honey Forest Brewing begins serving its 8th release, "Our Fruits ALE Lemon"
Honey Forest Brewing in Minamiosumi Town, Kagoshima Prefecture, introduced its eighth release, "Our Fruits ALE Lemon," on Instagram. The beer, made with homegrown Meyer lemons, is on tap at "46 Kagoshima Craft" in Tenmonkan, Kagoshima City.
Hop BroHoney Forest Brewing's Our Fruits ALE Lemon is their eighth release.
MugiWhat! A lemon beer already sounds insanely refreshing!
Hop BroAnd the fact that it uses homegrown Meyer lemons is great too. They're a little softer than regular lemons, with a rounder aroma.
MugiA Meyer what? How is that different from a regular lemon?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's a citrus that feels like the best of lemon and orange, and it tends to produce a gentler acidity.
MugiOhhh! So it's not the super-sharp sour type, but more like an easy-drinking fruitiness!
Hop BroExactly. Honey Forest Brewing is a workshop in Minamiosumi Town, and their strength is making the most of local ingredients.
MugiSo because it's from Minamiosumi Town, you can really feel that it's a taste from Kagoshima!
Hop BroWhat's more, it's being served at 46 Kagoshima Craft in Tenmonkan, and the fact that you can drink it straight from the draft tap is a great bonus.
MugiJust hearing 'draft beer' gets me excited! It's the kind of thing that makes you want to go drink it right now!
Hop BroIt sounds like the place is busy too, so you really want to go early and taste the aroma of Minamiosumi in a glass.
MugiYeah, this was definitely the kind of article that makes you want to toast with a lemon in hand!
On Instagram, Honey Forest Brewing introduced "Our Fruits ALE Lemon". This is the brewery's eighth release, which made its debut on May 3 as part of its 5th anniversary brewing, and it is a fruit-forward beer in the brewery's signature style, brewed with homegrown Meyer lemons. According to the post, it is being served on draft from a tap system at "46 Kagoshima Craft," on Gourmet Street in Tenmonkan, Kagoshima City.
Honey Forest Brewing is a craft beer workshop based in Minamiosumi Town, Kagoshima. Its official website describes it as a brewery run by a female brewer in the southernmost town on the Japanese mainland, with a lineup centered on "Sun Sun ALE," which makes use of fruit from Minamiosumi Town and domestic honey. The brewery has consistently focused on turning local ingredients into beer, and this lemon version can be seen as a new release in that same direction.
The post also mentioned that the store has been bustling with customers every day, and encouraged people to visit early. It is likely to draw attention as a beer that lets visitors enjoy a fruit beer from Minamiosumi Town right in Kagoshima City, between sightseeing and meals.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHoney Forest Brewing's Our Fruits ALE Lemon is their eighth release.
MugiWhat! A lemon beer already sounds insanely refreshing!
Hop BroAnd the fact that it uses homegrown Meyer lemons is great too. They're a little softer than regular lemons, with a rounder aroma.
MugiA Meyer what? How is that different from a regular lemon?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's a citrus that feels like the best of lemon and orange, and it tends to produce a gentler acidity.
MugiOhhh! So it's not the super-sharp sour type, but more like an easy-drinking fruitiness!
Hop BroExactly. Honey Forest Brewing is a workshop in Minamiosumi Town, and their strength is making the most of local ingredients.
MugiSo because it's from Minamiosumi Town, you can really feel that it's a taste from Kagoshima!
Hop BroWhat's more, it's being served at 46 Kagoshima Craft in Tenmonkan, and the fact that you can drink it straight from the draft tap is a great bonus.
MugiJust hearing 'draft beer' gets me excited! It's the kind of thing that makes you want to go drink it right now!
Hop BroIt sounds like the place is busy too, so you really want to go early and taste the aroma of Minamiosumi in a glass.
MugiYeah, this was definitely the kind of article that makes you want to toast with a lemon in hand!
