Craft Beer Moonlight releases Blueberry Ale on April 10
Craft Beer Moonlight, in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, released its seasonal Blueberry Ale on April 10. Along with its regular draft beers, it is available for in-house drinking, takeout, and delivery.
Hop BroToday I'm talking about how Kawasaki City, Kanagawa's Craft Beer Moonlight released a beer on April 10.
MugiWow, released on April 10? That really feels like, "This is today's star!"
Hop BroExactly. The star is the seasonal Blueberry Ale. It's a springlike beer with a soft burst of fruit aroma.
MugiIf you use blueberries, doesn't the beer get too sweet?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It layers fruit-derived character onto the lightness of an ale. This article's key point is that you can enjoy that fruit-derived character.
MugiOh! And this place is a brewpub, right? That sounds pretty cool!
Hop BroYeah, it's a place that serves its own brewed beer on site. It also has a regular draft lineup, which makes tasting different beers side by side one of its strengths.
MugiAnd it's not just the regulars either - having so many seasonal releases is great! My drinking plans just multiplied!
Hop BroFor example, there are Spica, Tama no Seseragi, and Tsukui-dō, plus Nakanoshima, Noborito no Watashi, and Edomae, and the size options are detailed too, so you can pick based on your mood.
MugiWhoa, there are so many names and sizes that it's fun just choosing! But yeah, don't overdo it!
Hop BroAnd since they also handle takeout and delivery with 330 ml bottles, you can enjoy the Moonlight vibe at home too. This really makes me want to toast with the Blueberry Ale today.
MugiYeah, just reading about it made my throat feel dry! I want a drink right now too!
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-based brewpub Craft Beer Moonlight released its Blueberry Ale on April 10.
That day, under the heading "Today's Beers & Takeout & Delivery," the shop presented a wide lineup ranging from regular brews to seasonal limited releases. The regular beers Spica, Tama no Seseragi, and Tsukui-dō are priced at 300 yen for S, 400 yen for M, and 500 yen for L, while Nakanoshima, Noborito no Watashi, and Edomae are priced at 300 yen for S, 500 yen for M, and 700 yen for L. In addition, the specialty Dunkelweizen is offered at 500 yen for S, 700 yen for M, and 900 yen for L.
Among the seasonal limited brews, Tama no Shoga is priced at 400 yen for S, 600 yen for M, and 800 yen for L, and this time's main attraction, Blueberry Ale, debuted at 600 yen for S. The lineup is designed so customers can enjoy limited brews with fruit-derived character alongside the familiar taste of the regular beers.
For takeout and delivery, 330 ml bottled beer is available at 440 yen per bottle, tax included. The lineup includes Tama no Nagare Lager, Tsukui-dō Pilsner, Spica Special Pilsner, Nakanoshima Pale Ale, and Noborito no Watashi Porter. Delivery orders are accepted by email, making it possible to enjoy Moonlight's beer at home as well as at the shop.
As a brewpub in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, the shop continues making beers that combine year-round staples with seasonal limited releases. This Blueberry Ale is another beer that reflects the season, and one worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday I'm talking about how Kawasaki City, Kanagawa's Craft Beer Moonlight released a beer on April 10.
MugiWow, released on April 10? That really feels like, "This is today's star!"
Hop BroExactly. The star is the seasonal Blueberry Ale. It's a springlike beer with a soft burst of fruit aroma.
MugiIf you use blueberries, doesn't the beer get too sweet?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It layers fruit-derived character onto the lightness of an ale. This article's key point is that you can enjoy that fruit-derived character.
MugiOh! And this place is a brewpub, right? That sounds pretty cool!
Hop BroYeah, it's a place that serves its own brewed beer on site. It also has a regular draft lineup, which makes tasting different beers side by side one of its strengths.
MugiAnd it's not just the regulars either - having so many seasonal releases is great! My drinking plans just multiplied!
Hop BroFor example, there are Spica, Tama no Seseragi, and Tsukui-dō, plus Nakanoshima, Noborito no Watashi, and Edomae, and the size options are detailed too, so you can pick based on your mood.
MugiWhoa, there are so many names and sizes that it's fun just choosing! But yeah, don't overdo it!
Hop BroAnd since they also handle takeout and delivery with 330 ml bottles, you can enjoy the Moonlight vibe at home too. This really makes me want to toast with the Blueberry Ale today.
MugiYeah, just reading about it made my throat feel dry! I want a drink right now too!
