Yellow Beer Works announces a limited collaboration release with Underground
Yellow Beer Works has announced a collaboration with Underground on Instagram, featuring a beer called "Floating Smoothie Chocolate Mint." The release is set to be available only at YBW's directly operated venues and at Underground.
Hop BroToday's topic is Floating Smoothie Choco Mint. Yellow Beer Works teamed up with Underground for a pretty wild collab beer.
MugiWait, choco-mint beer!? Cool and sweet at the same time? My brain just did a little spin.
Hop BroAnd it's from Yellow Beer Works, a Fukushima brewery that's known for working local ingredients into its brewing.
MugiWhoa, but smoothie-style means what exactly? Is this beer about to drink like yogurt and jump me from the side?
Hop BroBasically, it usually means thick and creamy texture, often with fruit or other adjuncts pushing it toward dessert vibes. This one sounds like the choco-mint playfulness is the star.
MugiOkay, so even the name 'floating' is part of the soft dreamy vibe? That suddenly feels weirdly poetic!
Hop BroExactly. And this looks like a limited draft release only at YBW's directly run shops and at Underground, so it's a real catch-if-you-can beer.
MugiWhat, that's rare pour territory. Blink once and the minty legend is gone!
Hop BroPlus, Yellow Beer Works is a rice-farmer brewery. They use their own rice and vegetables, along with local fruit, as part of what makes the brewery distinctive.
MugiSerious local roots, then bam, playful dessert flavor. That gap is ridiculous in the best way.
Hop BroYeah, it feels like Fukushima character and collab energy could turn into a smile-inducing pint. I definitely want to chase this one down.
MugiThen it's settled. Let's check the tap list early and go raise a glass at a YBW shop or Underground.
Yellow Beer Works has announced a collaboration with Underground on Instagram, introducing a beer called "Floating Smoothie Chocolate Mint." The post says the beer will be tapped only at YBW's directly operated venues and at Underground.
Based in Osasao, Fukushima City, Yellow Beer Works describes itself on its official site as a brewery run by one of the city's largest rice farms. The brewery says it uses some of its own rice and vegetables, along with fruit from local producers, as part of its recipes. Its stated goal is to make beers that leave people smiling.
The brewery also operates both the Osasao brewery and the Bunka-dori taproom in Fukushima City, giving it a strong local footprint. That background makes the collaboration feel consistent with the brewery's approach: ingredients and ideas rooted in place, but open to playful twists.
As the name suggests, this release centers on chocolate mint, presented in a smoothie-style format. The post does not spell out full technical details, but the limited tapping arrangement alone makes it a noteworthy one for fans following Yellow Beer Works' more experimental releases.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's topic is Floating Smoothie Choco Mint. Yellow Beer Works teamed up with Underground for a pretty wild collab beer.
MugiWait, choco-mint beer!? Cool and sweet at the same time? My brain just did a little spin.
Hop BroAnd it's from Yellow Beer Works, a Fukushima brewery that's known for working local ingredients into its brewing.
MugiWhoa, but smoothie-style means what exactly? Is this beer about to drink like yogurt and jump me from the side?
Hop BroBasically, it usually means thick and creamy texture, often with fruit or other adjuncts pushing it toward dessert vibes. This one sounds like the choco-mint playfulness is the star.
MugiOkay, so even the name 'floating' is part of the soft dreamy vibe? That suddenly feels weirdly poetic!
Hop BroExactly. And this looks like a limited draft release only at YBW's directly run shops and at Underground, so it's a real catch-if-you-can beer.
MugiWhat, that's rare pour territory. Blink once and the minty legend is gone!
Hop BroPlus, Yellow Beer Works is a rice-farmer brewery. They use their own rice and vegetables, along with local fruit, as part of what makes the brewery distinctive.
MugiSerious local roots, then bam, playful dessert flavor. That gap is ridiculous in the best way.
Hop BroYeah, it feels like Fukushima character and collab energy could turn into a smile-inducing pint. I definitely want to chase this one down.
MugiThen it's settled. Let's check the tap list early and go raise a glass at a YBW shop or Underground.
