YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U introduces limited-batch "Aromatic Jasmine Ale"
YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U in Yamanouchi Town, Nagano, introduced its limited-batch brew "Aromatic Jasmine Ale." It is a fruit-herb ale layered with the aromas of jasmine, lavender, and lychee, and can be enjoyed at the on-site restaurant and retail shop, as well as the official online store.
Hop BroThe Aromatic Jasmine Ale from YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U in Yamanouchi Town, Nagano is really catching my eye.
MugiWhoa, just the name sounds like it smells amazing! Is this a beer where jasmine takes the lead?
Hop BroExactly. The style is a fruit-herb ale, with jasmine layered over lavender and lychee.
MugiFruit-herb ale? What is that, dessert? The way it layers aromas is way too stylish!
Hop BroBasically, it's a style that brings together the freshness of fruit and the aroma of herbs. And at 6.0% alcohol, it stays light while still having real body.
MugiHuh, but if lavender is in there too, won't it get too airy? What does elegant flavor taste like?
Hop BroFirst comes jasmine, then lavender, and at the end you get lychee's juiciness. It's the kind of beer that drinks through layers of aroma.
MugiWhat? Even the order is calculated? That totally makes me want to visit, like it's part of an experience in Yudanaka!
Hop BroExactly. You can drink it at the on-site restaurant TERRACE U, and it's also sold in 330 ml bottles, so you can take some home too.
MugiSo you take a hot spring bath, have a meal, and finish with this? That's the best! It feels like the perfect seasonal beer you want to drink!
YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U, a day-use complex facility in Yamanouchi Town, Nagano Prefecture, introduced its limited-batch beer, "Aromatic Jasmine Ale." YUDANAKA BREWERY, brewed on site, is being developed as a place where visitors can experience the natural beauty and culinary appeal of the hot-spring area of Yudanaka with all five senses, and it also offers brewery tours and the Beer & Cafe Restaurant "TERRACE U."
This "Aromatic Jasmine Ale" is styled as a fruit-herb ale. With an alcohol content of 6.0%, it is designed so that jasmine's floral brightness unfolds from the first sip, followed by the gentle aroma of lavender and the fresh juiciness of lychee. It is positioned as a seasonal release aimed at a light, delicate, yet elegant flavor profile.
In addition to being served in the restaurant, it is also available in 330 ml bottles. Built to pair easily with meals, it is the kind of beer that can be enjoyed alongside a stay at the facility, which is very much in keeping with this brewery's style. YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U proposes a day-trip experience that combines hot springs, food, shopping, and viewing, and this limited-batch beer is designed as part of that experience.
A limited-batch brew where aroma takes center stage, enjoyed together with the Yudanaka location. Rather than relying on flashiness, it is the kind of seasonal release that drinks with finesse in its design, and it is likely to attract the interest of craft beer fans.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Aromatic Jasmine Ale from YUDANAKA BREWERY COMPLEX U in Yamanouchi Town, Nagano is really catching my eye.
MugiWhoa, just the name sounds like it smells amazing! Is this a beer where jasmine takes the lead?
Hop BroExactly. The style is a fruit-herb ale, with jasmine layered over lavender and lychee.
MugiFruit-herb ale? What is that, dessert? The way it layers aromas is way too stylish!
Hop BroBasically, it's a style that brings together the freshness of fruit and the aroma of herbs. And at 6.0% alcohol, it stays light while still having real body.
MugiHuh, but if lavender is in there too, won't it get too airy? What does elegant flavor taste like?
Hop BroFirst comes jasmine, then lavender, and at the end you get lychee's juiciness. It's the kind of beer that drinks through layers of aroma.
MugiWhat? Even the order is calculated? That totally makes me want to visit, like it's part of an experience in Yudanaka!
Hop BroExactly. You can drink it at the on-site restaurant TERRACE U, and it's also sold in 330 ml bottles, so you can take some home too.
MugiSo you take a hot spring bath, have a meal, and finish with this? That's the best! It feels like the perfect seasonal beer you want to drink!
