Baeren Brewery to Ship Low-Al Radler Made with Yamanashi Grape Juice from Iwate Prefecture on or after May 27
Baeren Brewery has released the seasonal "Yamanashi Grape Radler 330ml Bottle," made with wild grape juice from Noda Village, Iwate Prefecture. Though it is a low-alcohol product at 2.5% ABV, it is characterized by a rich flavor that brings out the tartness and sweetness of the mountain grapes.
Hop BroBaeren Brewery is releasing Yamanashi Grape Radler as a seasonal item. It’s a summer-friendly beer made with yamanashi grape juice from Noda Village in Iwate Prefecture.
MugiWait, what even is a radler? Is it like you don’t drink the beer straight, but mix it with lemonade?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a style long enjoyed in Germany, where beer is finished in a light, citrusy way. This time, yamanashi grape juice is added too, which really gives it a strong sense of place.
MugiWow, that sounds so stylish! And with 2.5% alcohol and low ABV, it sounds incredibly easy to drink!
Hop BroThe thing is, it’s not just light. With no added flavoring, the key point is that it really brings out the fresh tartness of the mountain grapes and their luxurious sweetness.
MugiTartness and sweetness, but still light? Huh, won’t the flavors clash? Is this what people mean by an in-depth flavor?
Hop BroThat’s where the lemon juice also plays a big role. It adds a refreshing feel while keeping the contours of the mountain grapes clear, so lightness and depth are both achieved.
MugiI see! Baeren Brewery is really good at using local ingredients like that, huh. And hearing Noda Village, Iwate Prefecture makes it feel even more special!
Hop BroExactly. Founded in 2001, the brewery in Kitayama, Morioka, carefully brews with equipment over 100 years old, so they’re really good at balancing tradition and local character.
MugiAnd if it’s 599 yen for a 330ml bottle, I’d definitely want to keep it waiting in the fridge! It might be perfect as a summer treat!
Hop BroOn a hot day, it would be amazing served ice-cold. Honestly, today I’m already in the mood to keep one bottle in the refrigerator.
Baeren Brewery (Morioka, Iwate Prefecture) has released its seasonal product, the "Yamanashi Grape Radler 330ml Bottle, Shipping from on or after May 27." This fruit beer uses yamanashi grape juice from Iwate Prefecture and has an alcohol content of 2.5%. With no added flavoring, it is a bottle that highlights the fresh tartness and luxurious sweetness derived from the mountain grapes.
Radler is a style that has long been enjoyed in Germany, especially during the summer, made by mixing beer with lemonade. While respecting that traditional framework, Baeren combines it with yamanashi grape juice from Noda Village in Iwate Prefecture to create a flavor that reflects the character of the local area. Lemon juice is also added, giving it depth in addition to its easygoing lightness.
Baeren Brewery was founded in 2001. At its Kitayama brewery in Morioka, the company continues to brew beer by hand using equipment more than 100 years old that was moved from Germany. While valuing tradition, the company is also known for actively developing products that incorporate local fruits and ingredients. This yamanashi grape radler is another seasonal product that clearly reflects that stance.
As the weather turns hotter, it is an appealing choice for those who want to enjoy a light drinking experience with plenty of fruit character. It is sold in 330ml bottles at a retail price of 599 yen. As summer approaches, it is the kind of fruit beer you will want to keep chilled in the refrigerator.
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Hop BroBaeren Brewery is releasing Yamanashi Grape Radler as a seasonal item. It’s a summer-friendly beer made with yamanashi grape juice from Noda Village in Iwate Prefecture.
MugiWait, what even is a radler? Is it like you don’t drink the beer straight, but mix it with lemonade?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a style long enjoyed in Germany, where beer is finished in a light, citrusy way. This time, yamanashi grape juice is added too, which really gives it a strong sense of place.
MugiWow, that sounds so stylish! And with 2.5% alcohol and low ABV, it sounds incredibly easy to drink!
Hop BroThe thing is, it’s not just light. With no added flavoring, the key point is that it really brings out the fresh tartness of the mountain grapes and their luxurious sweetness.
MugiTartness and sweetness, but still light? Huh, won’t the flavors clash? Is this what people mean by an in-depth flavor?
Hop BroThat’s where the lemon juice also plays a big role. It adds a refreshing feel while keeping the contours of the mountain grapes clear, so lightness and depth are both achieved.
MugiI see! Baeren Brewery is really good at using local ingredients like that, huh. And hearing Noda Village, Iwate Prefecture makes it feel even more special!
Hop BroExactly. Founded in 2001, the brewery in Kitayama, Morioka, carefully brews with equipment over 100 years old, so they’re really good at balancing tradition and local character.
MugiAnd if it’s 599 yen for a 330ml bottle, I’d definitely want to keep it waiting in the fridge! It might be perfect as a summer treat!
Hop BroOn a hot day, it would be amazing served ice-cold. Honestly, today I’m already in the mood to keep one bottle in the refrigerator.
