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IBU stands for International Bitterness Units, which is a measure that quantifies the bitterness of beer. Beers with a high IBU have a strong bitterness, while those with a low IBU have a milder bitterness. For reference, the IBU of the well-known Asahi Super Dry is 16.

Luxuriously using citra hops, sharp bitterness, citrusy fruity aroma.

Tropical aroma of mosaic hops and a punchy bitterness, with the toastiness of caramel malt.

A bold bitterness with a refreshing citrus aroma, American-style IPA.

An IPA characterized by the grapefruit aroma typical of BrewDog.

The bitterness is medium, with a hop bitterness that appears in the aftertaste, making it a crisp beer.

A New England IPA characterized by a refreshing fruitiness derived from hops with subdued bitterness.

A flavorful IPA with Centennial hops that spread across the palate.

The strong hop character is supported by a solid malt body.

Traditional floor malt, imperial bitter style with citrusy hoppy flavors

A rich strong ale with hop aroma, bitterness, and malt flavor.

A beer characterized by its beautiful ruby red color, soft and moderate sweetness, and roasted flavor.

A hop aroma that directly reaches the nostrils and a bitter taste.

A smooth and light beer with delicate hop flavors and a hint of fruity taste.

The flavor bursts with spiciness amidst the bitterness of hops, truly a crescendo.

A brown ale with a smooth and soft aroma, featuring an attractive roasted and slightly sweet aftertaste.

Moderate hop bitterness with a sweet and rich flavor

Characterized by a refreshing crispness achieved through a focus on quality ingredients, making it delicious enough to enjoy multiple servings.

A world-famous Mexican beer. A bottle characterized by its crisp and refreshing taste.

The original Pilsner and the beer that laid the foundation for lager brewing methods.

A perfectly balanced bitterness with a spicy citrus aroma and a refreshing, crisp drinking experience.

An alcoholic beverage made with traditional German beer, Mexican tequila, and flavored with lime and lemon.

A perfect taste with a refreshing flavor and a moderate hop aroma

A beer that boasts immense popularity within Australia. Soft flavor.

Grolsch, one of the oldest beer brands in the world, was born in 1615.

Light color and moderate acidity, characterized by a soft flavor.

A light-bodied, refreshing flavor with a hint of yuzu and a secret touch of Japanese pepper.

A perfect combination of orange peel and coriander seeds creates a natural bitterness.

The bitterness is medium, with a hop bitterness that appears in the aftertaste, making it a well-rounded beer.

A light and fruity flavor that dances on the palate. A refreshing acidity with a crisp finish.

Cloudy and creamy foam, gentle sweetness from the yeast, fruity and smooth finish.

The sharp aroma of coriander is complemented by a hint of sweetness from orange peel.

Characterized by fine, creamy foam, with a mild bitterness and a refreshing taste.

A fruity and elegant aroma like champagne. A beer to drink during celebrations.

Aroma of raspberry and rose spreads, with a good balance of sweetness and acidity.

The rich flavor of white beer matches the freshness of grapefruit.

Vibrant ruby red. The aroma of cherries and plums spreads abundantly.

The moderate acidity and sweet mouthfeel provide a luxurious taste that allows you to enjoy the fruitiness of cassis itself.

It has a taste like sweet and sour apple juice, with a low alcohol content that makes it easy to drink.

A fruit beer with a good balance of the vibrant sweetness of peach and the unique bitterness of lambic.

A rich harmony of citrus aroma derived from Cascade hops and the elegant fragrance of Uji matcha.

Fermented with cherries, it has the unique sourness of lambic.

Characterized by a calm color tone, roasted aroma, rich depth, and moderate sweetness.

A smooth texture with a hint of malt sweetness.

A refined sweetness like a liqueur, followed by a rich flavor with a hint of sweet aroma.

Made with high-quality hops, it has a creamy foam and a mellow bitterness reminiscent of dark chocolate.

A deep richness characteristic of dark beer, harmoniously blended with the unique sweetness of wheat.