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Iwate Kura Red Ale by Sekinoichi Shuzo

by BeerTengoku Writer
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Iwate Kura Red Ale is a 5% Irish red ale from Sekinoichi Shuzo, based in Iwate, Japan. Available in both cask and bottled form, it won a gold award at the 2007 International Beer Competition.

Iwate Kura Red Ale

Iwate Kura’s Red Ale has a nice bottle.

Iwate Kura Red Ale Aroma & Taste

Iwate Kura Red Ale pours out a deep amber-red colour with a slight head that lingers for longer than expected. The aroma is pleasantly nutty with some malty notes to it that stick around in your nose in for a while. A sweet caramel aroma is also amongst the mix as well that balances well with the nuttiness.

Iwate Kura Red Ale tastes like cross between a red ale and an Irish ale; slightly sweet with a malty flavour that follows it up. The caramel is also noticeably present in the taste. With a bitter aftertaste from the hops that does not last for long, it reinforces its position of being a cross between a red ale and an Irish ale.

Iwate Kura Red Ale One-line Review

Iwate Kura Red Ale is an interesting hybrid between a red ale and Irish ale (I think I mentioned that already) that is worth trying if you can find it.

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Where to Buy Iwate Kura Red Ale

Iwate Kura Red Ale can be bought online at the following places:

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