Yokohama Beer Opens Preorders for Limited-Edition "Yokohama Lager" to Commemorate Reiwa Roman's Solo Live Show
Yokohama Beer Brewery will sell a limited-label beer by preorder to commemorate Reiwa Roman's solo live show "RE:IWAROMAN." The offering is limited to 200 sets of three Yokohama Lager bottles with a mural-art sticker, and orders will open at noon on May 14.
Hop BroToday we're talking about Yokohama Beer Brewery. To commemorate Reiwa Roman's solo live show "RE:IWAROMAN," they're taking preorders for a limited-label three-bottle set of Yokohama Lager.
MugiWhoa! Beer for a live show commemorative release is the kind of thing that gets you hyped! And it's limited to 200 sets? That sounds like a battle for them!
Hop BroExactly. And it's not just a keepsake either. The original version comes with a mural-art label and even a sticker, so it's a pretty special custom edition.
MugiA mural-art sticker suddenly makes it way more stylish! But what kind of beer is Yokohama Lager? When I hear lager, it sounds kind of complicated...
Hop BroYokohama Lager is a well-balanced lager with a hop-derived citrus-like aroma and a solid bitterness. It's 5.0% ABV, with an IBU of 45, so it's crisp but still has real drinking depth.
MugiWhat's an IBU? Once you bring in numbers, it suddenly feels like science class! Is it a bitterness indicator?
Hop BroThat's right. IBU is a measure of bitterness, and 45 means it's pretty clearly perceptible, but not hard to drink. In other words, it has a strong flavor core, so it pairs well with richer foods like meat dishes.
MugiI get it, it's perfect for drinking after getting all hyped up at the live show! When they call it a glass that lets you take home the excitement, I want it already!
Hop BroAnd preorders start at noon on May 14 and run through May 24. Shipping begins sequentially on May 25, so if you're interested, it's important to keep the schedule straight.
MugiWait, it's also available in limited quantities at participating shops in the Yoshidamachi Main Street Shopping Association? It's strong that you can enjoy it around town, not just buy it online!
Hop BroIt really feels like Yokohama Beer, connecting the city and its culture. So at the end of the day, this is the kind of beer that makes you want to open a cold glass while still holding onto the afterglow of the show.
MugiYeah, this is absolutely the kind of thing I want to drink! From today on, I'm planning my schedule with Yokohama Lager energy!
Yokohama Beer Brewery will sell by preorder a three-bottle set of limited-label "YOKOHAMA LAGER" as a collaboration product commemorating Reiwa Roman's solo live show "RE:IWAROMAN."
The product on sale is a three-bottle set of Yokohama Lager with an original label featuring mural art, priced at 3,500 yen including tax. Only 200 sets will be available, and each includes a mural-art sticker. The preorder period runs from noon on May 14 through May 24, with shipments sent out sequentially from May 25 onward. In addition, participating stores in the Yoshidamachi Main Street Shopping Association will offer it in limited quantities from May 14 through May 31.
The base beer, Yokohama Lager, is a lager whose appeal lies in the balance between hop-derived citrus-like aroma and a firm bitterness. It has an alcohol content of 5.0% and an IBU of 45, making it easy to pair with strongly flavored foods such as meat dishes. As a drink that lets you take home the excitement of the live show, it can be seen as a project that expresses the world of the work in beverage form.
Yokohama Beer Brewery is a local beer company based in Sumiyoshicho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, and has the longest history of any local beer company in the city. It produces a wide range of beers, from standard offerings and limited brews to collaborations with local communities and companies, and this project also reflects the company's characteristic role in connecting the city and its culture.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday we're talking about Yokohama Beer Brewery. To commemorate Reiwa Roman's solo live show "RE:IWAROMAN," they're taking preorders for a limited-label three-bottle set of Yokohama Lager.
MugiWhoa! Beer for a live show commemorative release is the kind of thing that gets you hyped! And it's limited to 200 sets? That sounds like a battle for them!
Hop BroExactly. And it's not just a keepsake either. The original version comes with a mural-art label and even a sticker, so it's a pretty special custom edition.
MugiA mural-art sticker suddenly makes it way more stylish! But what kind of beer is Yokohama Lager? When I hear lager, it sounds kind of complicated...
Hop BroYokohama Lager is a well-balanced lager with a hop-derived citrus-like aroma and a solid bitterness. It's 5.0% ABV, with an IBU of 45, so it's crisp but still has real drinking depth.
MugiWhat's an IBU? Once you bring in numbers, it suddenly feels like science class! Is it a bitterness indicator?
Hop BroThat's right. IBU is a measure of bitterness, and 45 means it's pretty clearly perceptible, but not hard to drink. In other words, it has a strong flavor core, so it pairs well with richer foods like meat dishes.
MugiI get it, it's perfect for drinking after getting all hyped up at the live show! When they call it a glass that lets you take home the excitement, I want it already!
Hop BroAnd preorders start at noon on May 14 and run through May 24. Shipping begins sequentially on May 25, so if you're interested, it's important to keep the schedule straight.
MugiWait, it's also available in limited quantities at participating shops in the Yoshidamachi Main Street Shopping Association? It's strong that you can enjoy it around town, not just buy it online!
Hop BroIt really feels like Yokohama Beer, connecting the city and its culture. So at the end of the day, this is the kind of beer that makes you want to open a cold glass while still holding onto the afterglow of the show.
MugiYeah, this is absolutely the kind of thing I want to drink! From today on, I'm planning my schedule with Yokohama Lager energy!
