Spring-limited beer "Haru no Oto" tapped at 3TREE BREWERY
At brewpub 3TREE BREWERY in Ibaraki City, Osaka, the spring-limited beer "Haru no Oto" has arrived. With orange peel and coriander aromas typical of a Belgian wit, this 5.0% beer is also sold in cans.
Hop BroAt 3TREE BREWERY in Ibaraki, Osaka, the spring-limited "Haru no Oto" has been tapped.
MugiWhoa! Even the name Haru no Oto sounds stylish! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Belgian wit, a refreshing beer made with orange peel and coriander.
MugiBelgian wit? Suddenly a spell-like word just popped out at me!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it's a Belgian-origin wheat beer that's light and has a bright aroma.
MugiOhh! And with ABV 5.0%, it sounds perfect for daytime spring drinking!
Hop BroExactly. When you drink it, the soft character of the wheat malt comes through with a hint of tartness, and it's nice that it doesn't feel heavy.
MugiWheat malt and tartness... so it's kind of fluffy and light but still has real flavor?
Hop BroThat's right. The citrus aroma and spicy character come together to make it a beer that pairs well with food too.
MugiAnd it's sold not just in the shop but as canned beer too? That's too strong, isn't it?!
Hop BroYou get to enjoy the whole 3TREE BREWERY atmosphere, then grab another can on the way home. That's the best part.
MugiI can't handle it, just reading this has me getting spring-no-oto thirsty! I want to toast right now!
A spring-only pour arrives
At brewpub 3TREE BREWERY in Futabacho, Ibaraki City, Osaka, the spring-limited beer "Haru no Oto" is on tap. The post says it is a seasonal release brewed as a Belgian wit, and its easy-drinking ABV 5.0% design is a defining feature.
What kind of beer is it?
"Haru no Oto" is a Belgian-style beer made with orange peel and coriander. When poured into a glass, it opens with a refreshing citrus-like aroma, and on the palate soft sweetness from wheat malt and a gentle tartness spread across the mouth. With a light, brisk finish that avoids heaviness, it is crafted to be easy to enjoy as the weather starts to warm up.
The 3TREE BREWERY feel
3TREE BREWERY is a brewpub in Futabacho, Ibaraki City. Part of the appeal is being able to enjoy house-brewed beer on the spot in a space that combines a brewery with dining. In this post as well, along with in-house service, canned beer sales are also announced, so you can imagine enjoying a pint at the shop and then taking some home to have another later.
A beer with a reason to want one
Belgian wit is a style with a bright character that also pairs easily with food. With its balanced citrus aroma, spicy notes, and soft mouthfeel, "Haru no Oto" is perfect for anyone wanting to try 3TREE BREWERY's seasonal beers. At the threshold of spring, this is a beer worth watching as a pour that can lighten the mood a little.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt 3TREE BREWERY in Ibaraki, Osaka, the spring-limited "Haru no Oto" has been tapped.
MugiWhoa! Even the name Haru no Oto sounds stylish! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Belgian wit, a refreshing beer made with orange peel and coriander.
MugiBelgian wit? Suddenly a spell-like word just popped out at me!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it's a Belgian-origin wheat beer that's light and has a bright aroma.
MugiOhh! And with ABV 5.0%, it sounds perfect for daytime spring drinking!
Hop BroExactly. When you drink it, the soft character of the wheat malt comes through with a hint of tartness, and it's nice that it doesn't feel heavy.
MugiWheat malt and tartness... so it's kind of fluffy and light but still has real flavor?
Hop BroThat's right. The citrus aroma and spicy character come together to make it a beer that pairs well with food too.
MugiAnd it's sold not just in the shop but as canned beer too? That's too strong, isn't it?!
Hop BroYou get to enjoy the whole 3TREE BREWERY atmosphere, then grab another can on the way home. That's the best part.
MugiI can't handle it, just reading this has me getting spring-no-oto thirsty! I want to toast right now!
