The Maker Speaks
Heartland Beer by Kirin Brewery
The Beer Smells Sweet and Goes Down So Well
The Beer Smells Sweet and Goes Down So Well
Haven't you felt bottled beer more delicious than canned beer you have had home? It is sure that both are all the same. Bottled beer at the bars surely makes us feel, however, that is real beer and our drinking times can become happier than drinking home.
Can the best taste of Japanese bottled beer overwhelm European beer like some beer brewed in Germany or Austria? That can do. There are some types of beer brewed and produced in Japan, evenly matching other home places of beer in taste and perfume. And we are describing one of those, Heartland Beer by Kirin Brewery.
Can the best taste of Japanese bottled beer overwhelm European beer like some beer brewed in Germany or Austria? That can do. There are some types of beer brewed and produced in Japan, evenly matching other home places of beer in taste and perfume. And we are describing one of those, Heartland Beer by Kirin Brewery.
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Alcohol: 5.0% Ingredients: Malt, Hops |
Clear bottles make beer unpleasant because of sunlight and the like. So they, Japanese usually use brown-colored bottles to guard beer in Japan. They use green-colored bottles for Heartland Beer and there is no difference in effect.
Heartland Beer was originally born in 1986 as beer on the menu of a beer hall, Heartland in Tokyo. The model was a big tree, called Heartland, around Chicago, America. On the beer bottle itself, they have embossed the big tree and it is a little hard to distinguish beer brewed by Kirin Brewery in a look. That unique design parasitically shows how Heartland Beer has been, we can say.
Heartland Beer is brewed and produced in Toride city, Ibaraki. Just malt, hops and water are used and they never use extra elements like most kinds of Japanese beer. Heartland beer is out-and-out beer, you know.
They have used the decoction method for saccharification; dissolving malt in water and then boiling several separated those. Then the beer smells very sweet and goes down well. We can be proud it is Japanese beer on a level with other foreign beer products.
Heartland Beer was originally born in 1986 as beer on the menu of a beer hall, Heartland in Tokyo. The model was a big tree, called Heartland, around Chicago, America. On the beer bottle itself, they have embossed the big tree and it is a little hard to distinguish beer brewed by Kirin Brewery in a look. That unique design parasitically shows how Heartland Beer has been, we can say.
Heartland Beer is brewed and produced in Toride city, Ibaraki. Just malt, hops and water are used and they never use extra elements like most kinds of Japanese beer. Heartland beer is out-and-out beer, you know.
They have used the decoction method for saccharification; dissolving malt in water and then boiling several separated those. Then the beer smells very sweet and goes down well. We can be proud it is Japanese beer on a level with other foreign beer products.
