Coedo Brewery Information

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Background

Like other Japanese microbreweries, Coedo Brewery took advantage of the law change and started brewing beers in 1996, initially using the wheat from their local area. Unable to find a malting company nearby, they began to use locally sourced sweet potatoes instead. They also invited a German braumeister to stay and teach the Coedo staff his techniques over a 5 year period. In 2006, rather than using the classification of ‘Ji-beer’ (‘local beer’), often used to entice tourists to buy beer, Coedo began to use ‘craft beer’ instead. Their main line up consists of:

Beer Reviews

The following are some of the beers we’ve had:

  • Coedo Beniaka – A 7% Imperial style sweet potato amber, brewed using Kawagoe’s traditional red sweet potato.
  • Coedo Kyara – A 5.5% Indian pale lager brewed from six different malts;
  • Coedo Marihana – A 4.5% session IPA that uses Cascade, Amarillo, Simcoe, and Mosaic hops.
  • Coedo Ruri – A 5% German pilsner that takes its name from “Ruri-Ruri” with its crystal clear characteristics.
  • Coedo Shikkoku – A 5% German schwarzbier brewed from eight different malts, including two dark malts
  • Coedo Shiro – A 5.5% German hefeweizen brewed named for its supposed fruity and creamy taste.

Limited & Seasonal Lineup

The following are part of Coedo’s seasonal, limited edition, and draft range:

Articles

The following are some of the articles we’ve done:

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