WITCH CRAFT Market Introduces New "Pink Kumamon Blush Sour" to Mark Its 3rd Anniversary
In an Instagram post, WITCH CRAFT Market announced the release of its original beer "Pink Kumamon Blush Sour" and the third anniversary of WITCH'S BEER FLIGHT. Designed to layer together the ingredients and scenery of Kumamoto, this is a beer aimed at a springlike tartness and a soft, gentle drinking experience.
Hop BroWITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto, has released a new "Pink Kumamon Blush Sour" to mark its third anniversary.
MugiWhoa! A pink Kumamon is already interesting, and the name is just too cute!
Hop BroAnd it's a Sour Ale, with a light, springlike tartness as the main point.
MugiSo a sour ale is basically a sour beer? That sounds like it might make your face pucker up!
Hop BroExactly, but the interesting part is that it's not just sour - the balance of aroma and saltiness is carefully tuned.
MugiWait, it has salt too? The beer world is turning into the land of dashi!
Hop BroIt uses salt from Amakusa as an accent and mochi rice from Ozu Town for a soft mouthfeel, so the drinking experience is really gentle.
MugiOhhh! When I hear mochi rice, it somehow sounds light and sweet, like it would go down really easily!
Hop BroAnd because it's designed by layering Kumamoto's scenery like the cherry blossoms of Itsuki Village and the camellias of Amakusa City, the background is just as fun as the flavor.
MugiMakes sense - it's perfect for the third anniversary! Now I want to check the tap list and have a glass in a springtime mood!
The beer pub WITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto, has shared news of a new original beer on Instagram. This release is WITCH'S BEER FLIGHT original "Pink Kumamon Blush Sour". The post introduces it as a beer that layers images of Kumamoto locales, including Itsuki Village, known for its cherry blossoms, and Amakusa City, known for its camellias.
The style is Sour Ale. Key points include a faint pink hue from flower-derived pigment, a crisp drinking feel accented with salt from Amakusa, and a soft mouthfeel from mochi rice produced in Ozu Town. The design aims for a light balance of aroma, saltiness, and acidity, making it easy to pair with meals.
The post also includes a message marking the brand's third anniversary. At this milestone, the brewery has introduced a beer that strongly highlights local character. Enjoying not just the beer itself but also the Kumamoto ingredients and story behind it is one of the pleasures of a craft-beer specialty shop. Anyone who wants to feel WITCH CRAFT Market's local focus will want to check the tap list and serving status.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroWITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto, has released a new "Pink Kumamon Blush Sour" to mark its third anniversary.
MugiWhoa! A pink Kumamon is already interesting, and the name is just too cute!
Hop BroAnd it's a Sour Ale, with a light, springlike tartness as the main point.
MugiSo a sour ale is basically a sour beer? That sounds like it might make your face pucker up!
Hop BroExactly, but the interesting part is that it's not just sour - the balance of aroma and saltiness is carefully tuned.
MugiWait, it has salt too? The beer world is turning into the land of dashi!
Hop BroIt uses salt from Amakusa as an accent and mochi rice from Ozu Town for a soft mouthfeel, so the drinking experience is really gentle.
MugiOhhh! When I hear mochi rice, it somehow sounds light and sweet, like it would go down really easily!
Hop BroAnd because it's designed by layering Kumamoto's scenery like the cherry blossoms of Itsuki Village and the camellias of Amakusa City, the background is just as fun as the flavor.
MugiMakes sense - it's perfect for the third anniversary! Now I want to check the tap list and have a glass in a springtime mood!
