Marika Brewery Inn Dogenzaka Sells Limited-Edition Can "Melty Honey," Available In-House and To Go
The beer pub "Marika Brewery Inn Dogenzaka" in Shibuya's Dogenzaka introduced the collaboration beer can "Melty Honey" as a recommended canned beer. Brewed by BLACK TIDE BREWING in Miyagi and Kyoto Honey Wine Brewery in Kyoto, it is available not only for drinking in the shop but also for takeaway.
Hop BroI found Melty Honey underground in Shibuya's Dogenzaka, and it's a can I'm really curious about.
MugiWait, really? It sounds sweet just from the name, but is it actually a canned beer?
Hop BroYes, it's a guest can introduced by Marika Brewery Inn Dogenzaka, and you can enjoy it both in the shop and to go.
MugiThat’s so convenient! And it was made by BLACK TIDE BREWING? That name already sounds powerful!
Hop BroThe partner is Kyoto Honey Wine Brewery, and the idea of layering in a honey nuance really works here.
MugiBut barley wine is already a lot to take in just from the name!
Hop BroPut simply, it’s a rich style packed with malt flavor and 11% alcohol.
Mugi11%!? That’s basically a tank in the beer world, and it even has honey and chamomile in it?
Hop BroExactly. The thick malt character is layered with gentle sweetness and aroma, making it a beer you enjoy with changing temperature.
MugiWow, drinking in Dogenzaka and then continuing at home sounds amazing! Having a continue at home option is almost unfair!
Hop BroIt goes in a direction different from a regular IPA or lager, so tonight feels like a good time to take it slow with something strong and sweetly aromatic.
MugiYeah, this is definitely something to check out the moment you spot it. I want a drink right now too!
At Marika Brewery Inn Dogenzaka, tucked underground in Dogenzaka near Shibuya Station, the guest can beer that drew attention was the special collaboration can "Melty Honey" from BLACK TIDE BREWING (Miyagi) and Kyoto Honey Wine Brewery (Kyoto).
The post described the contents of the can as "a deep, layered flavor created by adding honey and chamomile to a barley wine with 11% alcohol." It is designed around the weighty malt character of a high-alcohol brew, with the mellow sweetness of honey and the soft aroma of chamomile layered on top, making it the kind of beer you want to sip slowly while following its changing temperature.
The shop operates with a daily-changing craft beer lineup, and its can selection is notable for spanning both overseas and domestic offerings. This time, "Melty Honey" is being offered not only for enjoyment inside the shop but also as a takeaway option, making it nice to be able to continue the experience at home after a drink in Dogenzaka.
For people looking for a can with a substantial drinking experience, or those who want to try a "strong, sweetly aromatic" drink from an angle different from the usual IPA or lager, this is an arrival update worth checking out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI found Melty Honey underground in Shibuya's Dogenzaka, and it's a can I'm really curious about.
MugiWait, really? It sounds sweet just from the name, but is it actually a canned beer?
Hop BroYes, it's a guest can introduced by Marika Brewery Inn Dogenzaka, and you can enjoy it both in the shop and to go.
MugiThat’s so convenient! And it was made by BLACK TIDE BREWING? That name already sounds powerful!
Hop BroThe partner is Kyoto Honey Wine Brewery, and the idea of layering in a honey nuance really works here.
MugiBut barley wine is already a lot to take in just from the name!
Hop BroPut simply, it’s a rich style packed with malt flavor and 11% alcohol.
Mugi11%!? That’s basically a tank in the beer world, and it even has honey and chamomile in it?
Hop BroExactly. The thick malt character is layered with gentle sweetness and aroma, making it a beer you enjoy with changing temperature.
MugiWow, drinking in Dogenzaka and then continuing at home sounds amazing! Having a continue at home option is almost unfair!
Hop BroIt goes in a direction different from a regular IPA or lager, so tonight feels like a good time to take it slow with something strong and sweetly aromatic.
MugiYeah, this is definitely something to check out the moment you spot it. I want a drink right now too!
