Onomichi Brewery Starts Serving Its 3% Onomichi Lemon Radler
On July 30, Onomichi Brewery began serving its Onomichi Lemon Radler, a low-alcohol drink made with plenty of local Onomichi lemons. The brewery also started online sales, describing it as a refreshing, easy-drinking option for hot weather.
Hop BroI want to talk about Onomichi Brewery's new release, Onomichi Lemon Radler. It's a summer-friendly beer packed with locally grown Onomichi lemons.
MugiWhat! 3% ABV is super light, right? And with lemon too? That sounds like summer in a glass!
Hop BroThat's exactly the point. It's a classic radler style, which comes from mixing beer with lemonade for an easier-drinking profile.
MugiWait, what? Mixing beer sounds like the beer skipped practice and joined the juice club!
Hop BroBasically, it softens the bitterness and lifts the sweet-tart citrus character. Think of it as a crushable beer for hot, exhausting days.
MugiOhhh! So it's friendly even for the bitterness-averse crowd. That means beginners like me can jump in too!
Hop BroExactly. It's available on tap at the brewery, and online orders are open too. They even prepared 3-bottle and 6-bottle sets.
MugiA 6-bottle set too?! That's not just a tasting plan, that's a full-on summer survival strategy!
Hop BroOnomichi Brewery is based in Kubo, Onomichi, and the company has been brewing with local ingredients and seasonal ideas since 2020. This one really shows off Onomichi-grown lemons.
MugiOkay, I'm done waiting, I want one now! Sweet, tart, light, and icy cold on a hot day sounds absolutely perfect!
A lemon-forward radler for hot days
Onomichi Brewery, based in Onomichi, Hiroshima, announced on July 30 that it had put its seasonal "Onomichi Lemon Radler" on tap. The beer has an alcohol content of 3% and is made with plenty of lemons from Onomichi, giving it a bright sweet-and-sour profile.
A radler is a beer style made by mixing beer with lemonade. That makes it naturally lighter and easier to drink than many standard beers. In the brewery's own description, the Onomichi Lemon Radler is recommended for people who find beer bitterness difficult, which should make it appealing beyond the usual beer crowd.
Sales are not limited to the taproom. The product is also available through the brewery's online shop, and Onomichi Brewery has prepared both 3-bottle and 6-bottle sets for customers who asked for a radler-focused lineup. That makes it easy to try one bottle first or stock up for a small summer gathering.
The brewery is operated by Onomichi Beer Co., Ltd., founded in 2020 and located in Kubo, Onomichi City. As a local brewery, it has continued to work with ingredients and themes tied to the city, and this latest release fits that direction well: a regional ingredient, a low-alcohol profile, and a style that suits the season.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI want to talk about Onomichi Brewery's new release, Onomichi Lemon Radler. It's a summer-friendly beer packed with locally grown Onomichi lemons.
MugiWhat! 3% ABV is super light, right? And with lemon too? That sounds like summer in a glass!
Hop BroThat's exactly the point. It's a classic radler style, which comes from mixing beer with lemonade for an easier-drinking profile.
MugiWait, what? Mixing beer sounds like the beer skipped practice and joined the juice club!
Hop BroBasically, it softens the bitterness and lifts the sweet-tart citrus character. Think of it as a crushable beer for hot, exhausting days.
MugiOhhh! So it's friendly even for the bitterness-averse crowd. That means beginners like me can jump in too!
Hop BroExactly. It's available on tap at the brewery, and online orders are open too. They even prepared 3-bottle and 6-bottle sets.
MugiA 6-bottle set too?! That's not just a tasting plan, that's a full-on summer survival strategy!
Hop BroOnomichi Brewery is based in Kubo, Onomichi, and the company has been brewing with local ingredients and seasonal ideas since 2020. This one really shows off Onomichi-grown lemons.
MugiOkay, I'm done waiting, I want one now! Sweet, tart, light, and icy cold on a hot day sounds absolutely perfect!
