Hakuraku Mokki Taps “Melon Milk Smoothie Beer” in Yokohama
Hakuraku Mokki, a beer pub in Rok kakubashi, Yokohama, is serving “Melon Milk Smoothie Beer.” The Instagram post says it is available fresh from the tap and could also be taken home at the day’s yami-ichi market.
Hop BroHakuraku Mokki in Yokohama’s Rokkakubashi is pouring Melon Milk Smoothie Beer. The name alone sounds like it escaped from a dessert counter!
MugiWhat?! Melon and milk beer? Is it like dropping a melon bun into a pint?
Hop BroNo buns in the beer! It’s a smoothie-style beer, a distinctive pour built around melon-like and milky impressions.
MugiWhat even is a smoothie beer? Is it so thick that I need a straw?
Hop BroThink smooth, fruity, smoothie-like texture and character. This one also has a pale green appearance—though a straw might get you stopped at the bar.
MugiA pale green beer? I need a photo! And it’s served fresh from the tap, right?
Hop BroExactly. Draft beer shines when it’s freshly poured. This sounds unlike a hop-forward classic beer, leaning instead toward a sweet, playful profile.
MugiNice! But how sweet, tart, or boozy is it? Is the ABV not listed?
Hop BroThe post doesn’t specify sweetness, acidity, or ABV, so ask the staff when ordering. Hakuraku Mokki is a craft-beer pub at 1-10-11 Rokkakubashi, and the post does not name the beer’s brewery.
MugiIt can also be taken away during the Yami Market, apparently—perfect after a walk around town! Let’s toast in Rokkakubashi and try that Melon Milk Smoothie Beer!
Hakuraku Mokki, a craft beer pub at 1-10-11 Rokkakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, is featuring Melon Milk Smoothie Beer.
As its name suggests, the beer has a pale green appearance and a smooth, milkshake-like visual impression. The source post specifically notes that guests can enjoy it freshly poured from the tap, offering a different experience from packaged beer.
This is a distinctly fruit-forward and dessert-inspired choice rather than a conventional hop-driven beer. The post does not specify the exact sweetness, acidity, alcohol content, or ingredients, so guests may wish to ask the staff for the latest serving details before ordering.
The post also says that takeout was available at the yami-ichi market on the day of publication. Visitors can therefore choose between drinking the beer fresh at the pub or taking it home to enjoy later.
Hakuraku Mokki’s intimate beer-pub setting makes it a natural stop for drinkers looking for unusual guest beers in the Rokkakubashi area. The brewery name is not identified in the source post.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHakuraku Mokki in Yokohama’s Rokkakubashi is pouring Melon Milk Smoothie Beer. The name alone sounds like it escaped from a dessert counter!
MugiWhat?! Melon and milk beer? Is it like dropping a melon bun into a pint?
Hop BroNo buns in the beer! It’s a smoothie-style beer, a distinctive pour built around melon-like and milky impressions.
MugiWhat even is a smoothie beer? Is it so thick that I need a straw?
Hop BroThink smooth, fruity, smoothie-like texture and character. This one also has a pale green appearance—though a straw might get you stopped at the bar.
MugiA pale green beer? I need a photo! And it’s served fresh from the tap, right?
Hop BroExactly. Draft beer shines when it’s freshly poured. This sounds unlike a hop-forward classic beer, leaning instead toward a sweet, playful profile.
MugiNice! But how sweet, tart, or boozy is it? Is the ABV not listed?
Hop BroThe post doesn’t specify sweetness, acidity, or ABV, so ask the staff when ordering. Hakuraku Mokki is a craft-beer pub at 1-10-11 Rokkakubashi, and the post does not name the beer’s brewery.
MugiIt can also be taken away during the Yami Market, apparently—perfect after a walk around town! Let’s toast in Rokkakubashi and try that Melon Milk Smoothie Beer!
