Beer Garden Cruise

Pilsner: Many products from major domestic manufacturers are of the pilsner type, making it the most familiar style to Japanese people. It is lighter and easier to drink compared to other types, making it recommended for the first glass! Pale Ale: A standard beer with a good balance of hop bitterness and malt sweetness. It is also recommended for those who have not had much experience with types other than pilsner. Weizen: Meaning wheat in German, Weizen uses over 50% wheat malt instead of the usual barley malt. It is characterized by its low bitterness and easy drinkability. Stout: Commonly known as black beer. It features a roasted aroma and bitterness similar to deep-roasted coffee, along with a creamy foam that lasts well. It is best enjoyed slowly rather than gulping it down. IPA: Short for India Pale Ale, it is a style that enhances pale ale. Perfect for those who want to experience a strong bitterness. Once you try it, you might become hooked!

A flagship beer from Spring Valley Brewery that pursues the infinite possibilities of beer, belonging to no existing beer style. It achieves the ultimate balance, combining strong character with drinkability. It has the richness of an ale, the crispness of a lager, and the dense hop flavor of an IPA. You can enjoy the ultimate balance of sweetness, acidity, and bitterness, along with a deep aftertaste.

A new dimension pilsner named after W. Copeland. It becomes a 'place to return' that you crave to drink again after enjoying other beers, of course starting with the first glass. It has a complex harmony of the rich flavor and sweetness of malt, and the high-quality aroma and bitterness of aroma hops.

A standard for the future proposed by Spring Valley Brewery. The softness created by using wheat in addition to barley, along with the fruity aroma reminiscent of white wine from Nelson Sauvin hops and top fermentation, can be enjoyed. It offers a refreshing taste and a bright, vibrant aroma that makes anyone feel cheerful.

A dark beer that breaks new ground, distinct from traditional dark beers, created by Spring Valley Brewery. It suppresses roastiness and astringency, bringing out a soft sweetness and high-quality bitterness, achieving both richness of flavor and drinkability. The quality bitterness and rich taste further enhance the flavors of the meal.

A staple from Yoho Brewing in Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture. This beer is brewed using top fermentation (ale) and has a fruity and complex flavor. Compared to the familiar beers from major manufacturers, its depth of flavor is exceptional. There are about 80 types of beer styles worldwide, including those from Germany, Belgium, and the UK, but this Yona Yona Ale is of the 'American Pale Ale' style. It features American hops that enhance its bitterness and aroma, and it is finished in a slightly darker copper color.

BROOKLYN BREWERY began production in 1988 with the desire to revive the authentic taste using traditional methods. Today, it is known as one of New York's most famous craft beer makers. Additionally, the company's brewmaster Garrett Oliver is regarded as the foremost authority on traditional beer brewing in America, and many of the beers he has brewed have received very high acclaim internationally. The production method, which involves small batch brewing and takes twice the time of regular beer for fermentation and brewing, creates the deliciousness of Brooklyn Lager. It has a stronger bitterness, rich aroma, and refreshing taste compared to regular beer. It is the most beloved craft beer among New Yorkers.

Heineken's style is a type of lager beer known as Pilsner. Its characteristics include strong carbonation and a refreshing mouthfeel. It has a solid bitterness and crispness, along with a rich flavor. Additionally, there is a slight fruity aroma. Pilsner is a style that is very familiar to Japanese people, but it is actually a beer where the balance of malt and hops is difficult to achieve. In that sense, Heineken is a very well-balanced beer.

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