Mallika Brewing introduces a collaboration lager with THE KIZAKI by Lake Kizaki
Nagano-based Mallika Brewing introduced its collaboration beer with THE KIZAKI CAMP&LAKE RESORT: Mallika104 Zaki Zaki Lager. The brewery described it as a malty, grassy lager suited to lakeside camping, and also noted an upcoming festival appearance in September.
Hop BroNagano's Mallika Brewing just introduced Mallika104 Zakizaki Lager, and now I want a lakeside camping trip with a pint.
MugiWhat! That name already hits hard. Zakizaki Lager sounds like the kind of beer that wins the whole day by the lake.
Hop BroIt's a collab with THE KIZAKI CAMP&LAKE RESORT on Lake Kizaki, like they packed the whole location into the beer.
MugiWait, what does malty and grassy even mean? Did craft beer just spring a pop quiz on me?!
Hop BroMalty means a fuller malt character, grassy means a fresh green aroma, so basically soft but refreshing in plain language.
MugiOkay, that totally sounds perfect for lakeside camping. I'd take one sip by a campfire and turn instantly philosophical.
Hop BroAnd Mallika Brewing is based near Zenkoji in Nagano; they only started brewing in 2022, but they're already sharp at local collabs.
MugiA young brewery with style! And they're pouring it September 4 to 6 at the Nagano Craft Beer & Festival, so the lager is basically making a live appearance!
Hop BroExactly. If you can drink the finished collab lager there, you get the beer and a mental replay of Lake Kizaki at the same time.
MugiThat's it, I need a pint right now! And don't even deny it, Hop Bro, you look ready to order two.
Hop BroAbsolutely. Just imagining that lakeside lager already makes me thirsty; before the event or after it, I want this one either way.
Mallika Brewing introduced its collaboration beer with THE KIZAKI CAMP&LAKE RESORT on Instagram: Mallika104 Zaki Zaki Lager. In the post, the brewery described it as a malty, grassy lager designed to fit the natural setting of lakeside camping.
THE KIZAKI CAMP&LAKE RESORT is a campground on the shore of Lake Kizaki in Omachi, Nagano, and its website highlights hands-on outdoor experiences under the theme of moving, making, and enjoying nature. Mallika Brewing is based in Nagano City’s Zenkoji monzenmachi area and began brewing in 2022, so the collaboration clearly reflects a local connection.
The post also mentions an appearance at the Nagano Craft Beer & Festival from September 4 to 6. Rather than a loud launch campaign, the project reads as a location-driven collaboration between two Nagano-area players, linking lakefront camping with craft beer in a straightforward way.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNagano's Mallika Brewing just introduced Mallika104 Zakizaki Lager, and now I want a lakeside camping trip with a pint.
MugiWhat! That name already hits hard. Zakizaki Lager sounds like the kind of beer that wins the whole day by the lake.
Hop BroIt's a collab with THE KIZAKI CAMP&LAKE RESORT on Lake Kizaki, like they packed the whole location into the beer.
MugiWait, what does malty and grassy even mean? Did craft beer just spring a pop quiz on me?!
Hop BroMalty means a fuller malt character, grassy means a fresh green aroma, so basically soft but refreshing in plain language.
MugiOkay, that totally sounds perfect for lakeside camping. I'd take one sip by a campfire and turn instantly philosophical.
Hop BroAnd Mallika Brewing is based near Zenkoji in Nagano; they only started brewing in 2022, but they're already sharp at local collabs.
MugiA young brewery with style! And they're pouring it September 4 to 6 at the Nagano Craft Beer & Festival, so the lager is basically making a live appearance!
Hop BroExactly. If you can drink the finished collab lager there, you get the beer and a mental replay of Lake Kizaki at the same time.
MugiThat's it, I need a pint right now! And don't even deny it, Hop Bro, you look ready to order two.
Hop BroAbsolutely. Just imagining that lakeside lager already makes me thirsty; before the event or after it, I want this one either way.
