MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" Appears at Hiroshima Craft Beer Bar mugi
The craft beer bar mugi in Kaminoboricho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, introduced MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" as a guest beer. It is a Belgian-style wheat beer made with orange peel and coriander.
Hop BroMARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" has arrived at Craft Beer Bar mugi in Kaminoboricho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City. It's a Belgian-style wheat beer, and the aroma of orange peel and coriander floating up is irresistible.
MugiWow! Orange peel and coriander? That sounds like beer has entered the world of spices! Is it so stylish that I'll be able to keep up?
Hop BroIt's okay, that's the charm of Belgian white. The soft character from the wheat forms the base, and then the brightness of the citrus layers on top, so it goes down really smoothly.
MugiI see! But what's different about wheat beer from regular beer? When people say soft mouthfeel, I feel like I'd just gulp it down right away!
Hop BroThat's because using wheat, not just malt, tends to give it a smooth drinking quality. What's more, this one uses fresh Valencia oranges from Zenbe Farm in Wakayama Prefecture, and that's the key point.
MugiFresh!? Oranges from Zenbe Farm? They really went all out with the ingredients! It sounds like the juice is going to burst out, and just imagining it makes my throat dry!
Hop BroAnd what's more, this beer originally started as a summer-only release, and now it's brewed as a regular offering. Going from seasonal to standard feels like proof that people really supported it, doesn't it?
MugiI get it now! There’s a reason it’s been loved for so long. It has aroma, and if it's not too heavy, it sounds perfect for a first drink too!
Hop BroExactly. mugi itself is a beer pub where you can enjoy food along with craft beer, so the best part is that you can have a drink without any fuss. A white beer in the calm atmosphere of Kaminoboricho is especially good.
MugiWow, having a drink in Kaminoboricho already sounds amazing! I want to go with the slow-sipping, aroma-enjoying style!
Hop BroIt's settled, then. Tonight let's look for MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" at mugi and enjoy a fragrant, expansive drink.
MugiAgreed! I can't stop thinking I want to drink it now, and this is definitely a go!
MARCA's Belgian White Tapped at mugi in Hiroshima
At Craft Beer Bar mugi, a beer pub in Kaminoboricho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" was introduced as a guest beer. In the post, it was presented as a Belgian-style wheat beer made with orange peel and coriander, suggesting a crisp drinking profile with a fragrant, expansive aroma.
A standout feature of this beer is that it uses fresh Valencia oranges from Zenbe Farm in Wakayama Prefecture. The soft wheat character typical of a Belgian white is layered with bright citrus-derived aromas, making it an appealing choice even in hot weather. The post also noted that it began as a summer-only beer and is now brewed as a regular offering, showing that it has long been supported as a style.
mugi is a beer pub where you can enjoy food along with craft beer. In the relaxed atmosphere of Kaminoboricho, one of the pleasures is trying the rotating guest beers at a place where you can choose a drink without any fuss. MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" seems well suited both for people who want to savor its aroma slowly and for those looking for a light first beer.
Featured Beer
- MARCA "BELGIAN WHITE"
- Style: Belgian-style wheat beer
- Features: Orange peel, coriander, Valencia oranges from Zenbe Farm
If you're looking for a Belgian white in Hiroshima, it's worth checking mugi's tap lineup.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" has arrived at Craft Beer Bar mugi in Kaminoboricho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City. It's a Belgian-style wheat beer, and the aroma of orange peel and coriander floating up is irresistible.
MugiWow! Orange peel and coriander? That sounds like beer has entered the world of spices! Is it so stylish that I'll be able to keep up?
Hop BroIt's okay, that's the charm of Belgian white. The soft character from the wheat forms the base, and then the brightness of the citrus layers on top, so it goes down really smoothly.
MugiI see! But what's different about wheat beer from regular beer? When people say soft mouthfeel, I feel like I'd just gulp it down right away!
Hop BroThat's because using wheat, not just malt, tends to give it a smooth drinking quality. What's more, this one uses fresh Valencia oranges from Zenbe Farm in Wakayama Prefecture, and that's the key point.
MugiFresh!? Oranges from Zenbe Farm? They really went all out with the ingredients! It sounds like the juice is going to burst out, and just imagining it makes my throat dry!
Hop BroAnd what's more, this beer originally started as a summer-only release, and now it's brewed as a regular offering. Going from seasonal to standard feels like proof that people really supported it, doesn't it?
MugiI get it now! There’s a reason it’s been loved for so long. It has aroma, and if it's not too heavy, it sounds perfect for a first drink too!
Hop BroExactly. mugi itself is a beer pub where you can enjoy food along with craft beer, so the best part is that you can have a drink without any fuss. A white beer in the calm atmosphere of Kaminoboricho is especially good.
MugiWow, having a drink in Kaminoboricho already sounds amazing! I want to go with the slow-sipping, aroma-enjoying style!
Hop BroIt's settled, then. Tonight let's look for MARCA's "BELGIAN WHITE" at mugi and enjoy a fragrant, expansive drink.
MugiAgreed! I can't stop thinking I want to drink it now, and this is definitely a go!
