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Chimay Red Premiere Beer: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
The Chimay Red is a beer most Belgians know from the standard 330ml bottle. The Première takes the same recipe and puts it in a…
Satan Gold Beer: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
Peizegem is barely a village — a scatter of brick houses and a church spire in Flemish Brabant, less than an hour from Brussels. If…
333 Beer: A Taste of Vietnam in Japan
You are halfway through a shift, or a semester, or a year that feels longer than it should. Somewhere in the back of your mind…
Corona Extra Bottle Beer: A Taste of Mexico in Japan
The marigolds are out, the altar is set, and someone has gone to find something to drink while the family finishes arranging the photographs. In…
Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier Beer: A Taste of Germany in Japan
The first week of October in Munich, the Theresienwiese is so loud you feel it before you hear it. Brass bands, wooden benches packed shoulder…
Gluten-Free Dry Hop Lager: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
The question most people ask about gluten-free beer is whether it tastes like beer. The Gluten-Free Dry Hop Lager from g Green / Brunehaut answers…
Samichlaus Long-aged Beer –: A Taste of Austria in Japan
On December 6 each year — St. Nicholas Day — the brewers at Schloss Eggenberg in Vorchdorf, Upper Austria, begin a batch of Samichlaus. The…
Chang Classic Large Beer: A Taste of Thailand in Japan
One large bottle in the middle of the table. No individual drinks, no separate orders — just that 620ml sitting there within reach of everyone,…
O’Hara’s 51st State IPA Beer: A Taste of Ireland in Japan
The Friday session in Roppongi has reached the point where someone switches from the stout to something else, and the bottle that gets passed across…
Weihenstephan Pilsner Beer: A Taste of Germany in Japan
The German pilsner is a different beer from its Czech cousin, and most Germans will tell you so without being asked. Where the Bohemian original…
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