NORTH ISLAND BEER's LEMOGRA Arrives at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND in Sapporo is offering NORTH ISLAND BEER's limited LEMOGRA, a Mexican lager brewed with lemongrass. It pours light and crisp, with a bright citrus edge and a clear herbal aroma.
Hop BroToday’s topic is that LEMOGRA just landed at Susukino Ale STAND. It’s a limited beer from NORTH ISLAND BEER, and the casual standing-bar setup makes it even better.
MugiWhat! A limited beer already has my full attention! And it’s right in front of Susukino Station Exit 4? That place is basically dangerous!
Hop BroAnd this one is a 17th anniversary brew from NORTH ISLAND BEER. The style is Mexican Lager with Lemongrass, with ABV 5% and IBU 10, so it’s built to be super easy-drinking.
MugiWait, what even is a Mexican lager? That sounds cheerful, but now my brain is pairing it with tacos at full speed!
Hop BroPut simply, it’s light and crisp like a refreshing lager. Then they layer in local corn grits and lemongrass aroma, so it goes down fast and clean.
MugiHold on, corn grits? That suddenly sounded like science class. What does that actually do to the beer?
Hop BroIt’s a corn-based adjunct that makes the mouthfeel extra light. They also use lemongrass from Ebetsu’s Ambitious Farm, so the first sip opens with a bright citrusy aroma.
MugiOh wow, that sounds great already! If it has lemongrass aroma and those grassy herbal notes, even people who don’t love bitter beer could enjoy it.
Hop BroExactly. With IBU 10, the bitterness stays gentle, and it should pair really well with salty snacks like jamon serrano. Even the Bearty label sounds fun and sporty.
MugiThat settles it. I’m craving a glass right now in the middle of Susukino. I’ll grab the jamon serrano, and you can give the LEMOGRA lecture while we toast!
Susukino Yell STAND, located in COCONO SUSUKINO B1F in central Sapporo, is featuring NORTH ISLAND BEER's limited beer, `LEMOGRA`. The venue is a stand-style beer pub right in front of Susukino Station Exit 4, and it serves as an easy stop for a first drink or a break during shopping.
`LEMOGRA` was brewed as NORTH ISLAND BEER's 17th-anniversary beer. The style is Mexican Lager w/ Lemongrass, with ABV 5% and IBU 10. It uses lemongrass from Ambitious Farm in Ebetsu and Hokkaido corn grits from Ebetsu Seifun, with a design built around a strong lemongrass aroma from the first sip. Bitterness is restrained, and the finish stays light and clean.
The flavor profile centers on bright citrus notes from lemongrass and a grassy, herbal impression. The label features the forest-dwelling characters known as `Beati`, and the sports-themed artwork also stands out. Susukino Yell STAND focuses on craft beer from Hokkaido, so `LEMOGRA` fits naturally with the bar's lineup and snack-friendly setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is that LEMOGRA just landed at Susukino Ale STAND. It’s a limited beer from NORTH ISLAND BEER, and the casual standing-bar setup makes it even better.
MugiWhat! A limited beer already has my full attention! And it’s right in front of Susukino Station Exit 4? That place is basically dangerous!
Hop BroAnd this one is a 17th anniversary brew from NORTH ISLAND BEER. The style is Mexican Lager with Lemongrass, with ABV 5% and IBU 10, so it’s built to be super easy-drinking.
MugiWait, what even is a Mexican lager? That sounds cheerful, but now my brain is pairing it with tacos at full speed!
Hop BroPut simply, it’s light and crisp like a refreshing lager. Then they layer in local corn grits and lemongrass aroma, so it goes down fast and clean.
MugiHold on, corn grits? That suddenly sounded like science class. What does that actually do to the beer?
Hop BroIt’s a corn-based adjunct that makes the mouthfeel extra light. They also use lemongrass from Ebetsu’s Ambitious Farm, so the first sip opens with a bright citrusy aroma.
MugiOh wow, that sounds great already! If it has lemongrass aroma and those grassy herbal notes, even people who don’t love bitter beer could enjoy it.
Hop BroExactly. With IBU 10, the bitterness stays gentle, and it should pair really well with salty snacks like jamon serrano. Even the Bearty label sounds fun and sporty.
MugiThat settles it. I’m craving a glass right now in the middle of Susukino. I’ll grab the jamon serrano, and you can give the LEMOGRA lecture while we toast!
