LIVIN' LARGE in Higashi-Nagasaki to Offer Limited Taiwan Oolong Tea Beer
LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY in Higashi-Nagasaki, Tokyo, will launch a cute pop-up event this weekend. A limited-edition bottled beer made with Taiwanese oolong tea leaves will also be available for a limited time.
Hop BroHere’s a great East Nagasaki beer story: a limited Taiwanese oolong beer will be available at LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY! A pop-up starts there this weekend, too.
MugiWhat? Beer made with tea? What if I suddenly feel like I should pour it from a teapot?
Hop BroNo teapot needed, haha. Tea leaves can add toastiness and freshness alongside malt richness—that’s the appeal of tea beer.
MugiOooh! So what is Taiwanese oolong like compared with regular oolong? I’m curious about that floral aroma!
Hop BroIt depends on the leaves, but you can expect floral notes, gentle roastiness, and a crisp finish. When that meets hop aroma, it creates layers of fragrance.
MugiLayers? Like putting a sweater on a beer? Beer in a cardigan sounds adorable, but impossible!
Hop BroPlease don’t dress the glass, haha. It means aromas emerge in layers—hops, malt, then Taiwanese oolong—like a three-part aroma chorus.
MugiI want it already! LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY also has imported goods and art, right? With the pop-up happening too, there are far too many reasons to visit!
Hop BroExactly. It’s about a two-minute walk from East Nagasaki Station and is mainly standing-room. The beer’s name, style, ABV, and quantity haven’t been announced, so check the latest update before heading over.
MugiThen East Nagasaki this weekend! Let’s browse the pop-up and the goods, then toast with an oolong-scented bottle!
A limited bottled beer made with Taiwanese oolong tea
LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY, a beer pub in Higashi-Nagasaki, Tokyo, has announced a cute pop-up event starting this weekend. Alongside the pop-up, the venue will offer a limited-edition bottled beer made with Taiwanese oolong tea leaves.
Tea-infused beer can combine the malt and hop character of beer with the roasted aroma, freshness, and lingering finish of tea. Taiwanese oolong tea may bring a floral aroma and a clean, refreshing character to the beer. The original post does not specify the product name, brewery, beer style, ABV, or exact availability period, so visitors should check the venue’s latest update before visiting.
Beer surrounded by imported goods and subculture
LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY is known for combining craft beer with imported American goods and subculture from around the 1990s. Music, movies, art, skateboarding, and other cultural influences fill the space, creating an atmosphere where guests can browse the shop while enjoying a beer.
The venue mainly operates as a standing bar and is located about two minutes on foot from Higashi-Nagasaki Station. Guests can visit specifically for the beer, or stop by to explore the pop-up and the eclectic selection of goods.
For beer drinkers interested in tea-infused brews, this limited bottled beer offers a distinctive chance to experience the meeting point of Taiwanese oolong tea and craft beer. It may be worth adding LIVIN' LARGE to a weekend itinerary in Higashi-Nagasaki.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s a great East Nagasaki beer story: a limited Taiwanese oolong beer will be available at LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY! A pop-up starts there this weekend, too.
MugiWhat? Beer made with tea? What if I suddenly feel like I should pour it from a teapot?
Hop BroNo teapot needed, haha. Tea leaves can add toastiness and freshness alongside malt richness—that’s the appeal of tea beer.
MugiOooh! So what is Taiwanese oolong like compared with regular oolong? I’m curious about that floral aroma!
Hop BroIt depends on the leaves, but you can expect floral notes, gentle roastiness, and a crisp finish. When that meets hop aroma, it creates layers of fragrance.
MugiLayers? Like putting a sweater on a beer? Beer in a cardigan sounds adorable, but impossible!
Hop BroPlease don’t dress the glass, haha. It means aromas emerge in layers—hops, malt, then Taiwanese oolong—like a three-part aroma chorus.
MugiI want it already! LIVIN' LARGE BEER & GALLERY also has imported goods and art, right? With the pop-up happening too, there are far too many reasons to visit!
Hop BroExactly. It’s about a two-minute walk from East Nagasaki Station and is mainly standing-room. The beer’s name, style, ABV, and quantity haven’t been announced, so check the latest update before heading over.
MugiThen East Nagasaki this weekend! Let’s browse the pop-up and the goods, then toast with an oolong-scented bottle!
