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Patrasche Beer: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
Most Belgians are mildly surprised to learn how well-known A Dog of Flanders is in Japan. Ouida’s 1872 novel — set in the Flemish countryside…
San Miguel Light Beer: A Taste of Philippines in Japan
Sunday in Shinjuku, after the church service lets out and someone’s apartment fills up faster than anyone planned. The table expands, the food appears from…
Red Horse Beer Extra Strong: A Taste of Hong Kong in Japan
The roast goose is finished, the plum sauce bowl is empty, and the table has settled into the part of the evening that has no…
König Pilsener Beer: A Taste of Germany in Japan
A familiar taste can bring back an entire place. For many Germans living in Japan, it might be the memory of meeting friends after work,…
Floris Pêche – Belgian white beer: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
Pêche means peach in French, and the Floris Pêche does exactly what the name says. It is a Belgian witbier base carrying a sweet peach…
Engelszell Gregorius Trappist Beer: A Taste of Austria in Japan
On the southern bank of the Danube, where the river bends through Upper Austria between Passau and Linz, the Cistercian abbey of Stift Engelszell has…
Chang Beer: A Taste of Thailand in Japan
The smell of moo ping smoke drifting from a cart at 6 p.m. The condensation on a cold Chang bottle passing between hands before anyone…
Magners Irish Cider Beer: A Taste of Ireland in Japan
The Roppongi pub is exactly what it is supposed to be: dark wood, a match on the screen, and a pint glass filled with pale…
Weienstephaner Hefe Weiss Beer: A Taste of Germany in Japan
Most hefeweizens are compared to each other. The Weihenstephan Hefe Weiss is the one everything else gets compared to. That is not marketing language —…
Lindemann Cherry Mini Beer: A Taste of Belgium in Japan
Lambic is one of the oldest and most specific beer traditions in the world — spontaneously fermented using wild yeasts from the Senne valley in…
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