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Echigo Flying IPA Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
In 1995, Echigo Beer became Japan’s first licensed independent brewery. It was the first producer to receive approval to brew beer outside the major domestic…
DHC Beer Premium Rich Ale: A Taste of Japan in Japan
DHC Beer entered the brewing market in 2011 with a dedicated brewery in Hokuto, Yamanashi. The move surprised people who knew the company mainly for…
DHC Beer Belgian White: A Taste of Japan in Japan
DHC is best known in Japan for cosmetics and health supplements, not beer. However, the company entered the brewing category in 2011 with a dedicated…
Cloudy Red Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
A hazy red ale occupies its own particular territory. It is darker than a pale ale and carries more caramel malt than a standard IPA.…
COEDO Ruri Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
Ruri is the Japanese word for lapis lazuli — the deep, luminous blue that appears in traditional Japanese lacquerware and ceramics. Coedo Brewery chose that…
COEDO Marihana Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
A single-hop pilsner makes a specific statement. Instead of blending several hop varieties, the brewer chooses one hop and lets it define the beer. Coedo…
COEDO Kyara Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
Kawagoe is a city in Saitama known for its historic warehouse district and sweet potato production. Surprisingly, that agricultural tradition helped shape the story of…
Aloha Red Ale Beer: A Taste of Japan in Japan
Over the past two decades, Japan’s independent beer scene has built a range that now covers nearly every style the wider world produces. At the…
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