Mangosteen Brewing Lab releases Sun Flowers jasmine tea farmhouse ale
Mangosteen Brewing Lab in Hokuto, Yamanashi has introduced a new beer, Sun Flowers, on Instagram. The jasmine tea farmhouse ale comes in at 5.0% ABV and 8 IBU, with online sales directed through the profile link.
Hop BroThis one caught my eye: Manchin Brewery's new release. They're putting out "SUN FLOWERS" from Hokuto, Yamanashi.
MugiWait, SUN FLOWERS? That name is ridiculously cute! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a JASMINE TEA FARMHOUSE ALE, with jasmine tea in the brew. ABV is 5.0% and IBU is just 8, so it sounds nice and light.
MugiFarmhouse ale? What is that, beer made for hanging out in a barn!?
Hop BroHonestly, not the worst guess. It's a rustic style known for a dry, easy finish, and this one layers jasmine tea aroma on top.
MugiOooh, tea-like aroma with a lighter build? That sounds perfect for a hot day.
Hop BroAnd the brewery setup is cool too. They're based in MANGOSTEEN HOKUTO, a DIY-renovated former factory with a brewery, bottle shop, taproom, and beer kitchen.
MugiWhat is that, a beer amusement park? I'd walk in for one drink and disappear for six hours.
Hop BroPretty much. They also brew with Hokuto's local water, including groundwater tied to the Kayagatake area, which really fits their ingredient-forward style.
MugiOkay, and there's online ordering from the profile link? You're making it very hard for me to be patient.
Hop BroThat's the dangerous part. Tonight's bottle could easily be SUN FLOWERS. Light body, floral tea notes, farmhouse character... that's a strong pitch.
MugiI'm sold. This has instant craving energy. Pour me the jasmine beer already!
Mangosteen Brewing Lab in Hokuto, Yamanashi, announced a new beer, Sun Flowers, on Instagram. It is a jasmine tea farmhouse ale with 5.0% ABV and 8 IBU. The post presents it as a fresh release and points buyers to the profile link for online sales.
The brewery operates inside MANGOSTEEN HOKUTO, a DIY-renovated former factory complex in Hokuto City. Alongside the brewhouse, the site includes a bottle shop and taproom, plus a beer canteen, making it more than just a production facility. The brewery also highlights brewing water that includes groundwater from nearby Mt. Kaigatake, tying the beer closely to its local setting.
Sun Flowers stands out for putting jasmine tea at the center of a farmhouse ale. The beer appears built around a light structure and aromatic nuance rather than heavy intensity, which fits Mangosteen’s broader approach of working with distinctive ingredients while keeping the beers drinkable.
Reference: Instagram / Official site
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Hop BroThis one caught my eye: Manchin Brewery's new release. They're putting out "SUN FLOWERS" from Hokuto, Yamanashi.
MugiWait, SUN FLOWERS? That name is ridiculously cute! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a JASMINE TEA FARMHOUSE ALE, with jasmine tea in the brew. ABV is 5.0% and IBU is just 8, so it sounds nice and light.
MugiFarmhouse ale? What is that, beer made for hanging out in a barn!?
Hop BroHonestly, not the worst guess. It's a rustic style known for a dry, easy finish, and this one layers jasmine tea aroma on top.
MugiOooh, tea-like aroma with a lighter build? That sounds perfect for a hot day.
Hop BroAnd the brewery setup is cool too. They're based in MANGOSTEEN HOKUTO, a DIY-renovated former factory with a brewery, bottle shop, taproom, and beer kitchen.
MugiWhat is that, a beer amusement park? I'd walk in for one drink and disappear for six hours.
Hop BroPretty much. They also brew with Hokuto's local water, including groundwater tied to the Kayagatake area, which really fits their ingredient-forward style.
MugiOkay, and there's online ordering from the profile link? You're making it very hard for me to be patient.
Hop BroThat's the dangerous part. Tonight's bottle could easily be SUN FLOWERS. Light body, floral tea notes, farmhouse character... that's a strong pitch.
MugiI'm sold. This has instant craving energy. Pour me the jasmine beer already!
