Onuma Beer (大沼ビール) uses nature alkaline ionised water from Mt. Yokotsu and fresh beer yeast. Onuma craft beers won many awards in different beer competitions. It’s worth a stop.
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Onuma Beer 大沼ビール
Brewery: Onuma Brewery 株式会社 ブロイハウス大沼
Address: 208 Onumacho, Nanae, Kameda District, Hokkaido 041-1354
Contact: +81 138 67 1611Official Website: Japanese only [Click Here]
Types of Onuma Craft Beer
List in no particular order.
Kölsch ケルシュ
It’s a crisp, delicate beer and so drinkable. It won a gold award at The International Beer Cup 2009.
Type | German Beer | ABV | 5% |
Body | Soft | Yeast Fermentation | Top |
Beer Style | Kolsch/ Hybrid | Brewery | Onuma Brewery |
State | Hokkaido | Country | Japan |
Altbier アルト
Originally from the Düsseldorf area of Germany, the German-Style Altbier strikes a balance between hop and malt flavours and aromas but can have low fruity esters and some peppery and floral hop aromas.
It won a gold award at the Asia Beer Cup 2015.
Type | German Beer | ABV | 5% |
Body | Soft | Yeast Fermentation | Top |
Beer Style | Altbier/ Ale | Brewery | Onuma Brewery |
State | Hokkaido | Country | Japan |
India Pale Ale インディア・ペールエール
It’s an English-style IPA. A deep-tasting beer characterised by the bitterness of hops and a fruity aroma. It won a gold award at the Japan Asia Beer Cup 2012.
Type | Hokkaido Beer | ABV | 8% |
Body | Moderate | Yeast Fermentation | Top |
Beer Style | IPA | Brewery | Onuma Brewery |
State | Hokkaido | Country | Japan |
Stout スタウト
It’s a black beer. The emphasis on coffee-like flavour and a moderate degree of roasted malt aromas define much of the character.
Type | Hokkaido Beer (It said foreign-style on the official website, but I felt it’s Irish-style in my personal experience.) | ABV | 6.5% |
Body | Mouth-Coating | Yeast Fermentation | Top |
Beer Style | Stout | Brewery | Onuma Brewery |
State | Hokkaido | Country | Japan |
Conclusion
The four types of Onuma Beer are great. And my top 1 is Stout, and Onuma Beer makes it so tasty.
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