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Brewed By: Hitachino Nest Beer (Kiuchi Brewery)

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Average Rating:
6.95885

Number of Ratings: 243

Style: Japanese Red Rice Ale

Brewed In: 1257 Kounosu, Nakamachi, Ibaraki, 311-0133, Japan

ABV: 7%

IBU: 35

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Red Rice Ale

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Tasting Notes

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stevelevi@gmail.com profile picturestevelevi@gmail.com - May 13, 2014
Not bad, not a favorite.
vballj03 profile picturevballj03 - February 2, 2014
Had one from when cost plus was still open. Very good brewery
jstephenlee@gmail.com profile picturejstephenlee@gmail.com - January 29, 2014
Slightly hoppy with the taste of rice
johnniepants profile picturejohnniepants - May 5, 2013
These beers are good but still miss something for me. The flavor is constant and leave very little as an aftertaste. Still delicious but not revolutionary as I once thought.
techpw profile picturetechpw - March 30, 2013
29mar2013 Burlington vt farm house Sweet aroma
the oberlander profile picturethe oberlander - August 19, 2012
Light and somewhat sweet taste. The 7% ABV never really makes itself known. I could see myself drinking a few of these in the summer time.
nicbeane profile picturenicbeane - June 3, 2012
Has sort of a tongue-numbing quality, kind of like Sichuan peppercorn
pagnani profile picturepagnani - March 21, 2012
Really different tasting beer . Nothing like it. Somewhat sweet- honey notes. Slight rye taste. Lingers on your palate (like a rice wine). Odd- but worth trying. Not bad, not amazing
etalik profile pictureetalik - November 1, 2011
Ehh, sort of sweet, for sure a rice beer
erasedforyou profile pictureerasedforyou - August 17, 2011
Aroma Sweet spy sauce, ricey Taste Sweet, little caramel malty notes, and ends with a slight dry finish
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