BUZZED LAMB BREWING introduces a new 4% alcohol brew with herbal and citrus aromas
BUZZED LAMB BREWING in Taito, Tokyo introduced the characteristics of its new beer on Instagram. Designed so that herbal aromas come first, followed by citrus notes, it has an ABV of 4%. The brewery is positioning it as a light, easy-to-drink beer for everyday drinking.
Hop BroToday I want to introduce the new release from BUZZED LAMB BREWING in Taito, Tokyo. The aroma design is really interesting, and even though the drinkability is light, it still has real character.
MugiWhoa, it has character even at 4% alcohol!? That sounds like the kind you can just keep drinking!
Hop BroExactly. The key is how the aroma shifts from herbs to citrus. First you get an herbaceous nuance, then citrus floats through afterward.
MugiWhat is that, is a grassy aroma actually tasty!? I thought I’d wandered into a pasture!
Hop BroNot grassy in a bad way, but more like an herbal opening. It’s fresh like herbal tea, and then the citrus comes chasing after it.
MugiOhhh, so it’s a beer you enjoy through changes in aroma. One sip is not the whole story, that feels kind of advanced!
Hop BroBut you don’t need to overthink it. The concept is very much in the direction of never getting tired of drinking it every day. Rather than a flashy one-shot gimmick, it’s the kind that gently fits into daily life.
MugiNice! Just the fact that it’s a Yanaka traditional-house brewery in Taito makes me want to stop by on a walk!
Hop BroAnd since you can see the brewing equipment from inside the shop, it’s fun that you can see the place where it’s made. It’s strong because you can just drop in while walking around the neighborhood and drink it fresh.
MugiWow, if it’s easy to pair with food too, that’s even better. I love a beer that’s light but still gives you something to talk about!
Hop BroThen the ending is decided, right? It’s definitely the kind of beer that makes you want to go drink it right now. I want to enjoy the lingering herbs and citrus with the atmosphere of Yanaka.
BUZZED LAMB BREWING (Taito, Tokyo) shared the impression of its new beer on Instagram. In the post, it explained that when you take a sip, aromas reminiscent of herbs and grass rise first, then give way to citrus-like notes, suggesting a flavor design centered on lightness. With an alcohol content of 4%, the post describes it as a beer you won't get tired of drinking every day.
The brewery is known as a microbrewery in the Yanaka area, serving craft beer in a space renovated from a traditional house over 100 years old. Another feature is that the brewing equipment can be seen from inside the shop, making it an easy stop while walking around the neighborhood. This post likewise makes clear its direction: craft beer you can drink without putting on airs.
The core of the flavor lies not in flashy impact but in the transitions of aroma and drinkability. While balancing an herb-forward opening with a citrus finish, it keeps the lightness to be gulped down by the pint, so it seems well suited as a beer to pair with food. It can be called a craft beer proposal from BUZZED LAMB BREWING that fits naturally into everyday life.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday I want to introduce the new release from BUZZED LAMB BREWING in Taito, Tokyo. The aroma design is really interesting, and even though the drinkability is light, it still has real character.
MugiWhoa, it has character even at 4% alcohol!? That sounds like the kind you can just keep drinking!
Hop BroExactly. The key is how the aroma shifts from herbs to citrus. First you get an herbaceous nuance, then citrus floats through afterward.
MugiWhat is that, is a grassy aroma actually tasty!? I thought I’d wandered into a pasture!
Hop BroNot grassy in a bad way, but more like an herbal opening. It’s fresh like herbal tea, and then the citrus comes chasing after it.
MugiOhhh, so it’s a beer you enjoy through changes in aroma. One sip is not the whole story, that feels kind of advanced!
Hop BroBut you don’t need to overthink it. The concept is very much in the direction of never getting tired of drinking it every day. Rather than a flashy one-shot gimmick, it’s the kind that gently fits into daily life.
MugiNice! Just the fact that it’s a Yanaka traditional-house brewery in Taito makes me want to stop by on a walk!
Hop BroAnd since you can see the brewing equipment from inside the shop, it’s fun that you can see the place where it’s made. It’s strong because you can just drop in while walking around the neighborhood and drink it fresh.
MugiWow, if it’s easy to pair with food too, that’s even better. I love a beer that’s light but still gives you something to talk about!
Hop BroThen the ending is decided, right? It’s definitely the kind of beer that makes you want to go drink it right now. I want to enjoy the lingering herbs and citrus with the atmosphere of Yanaka.
