Michinoku Fukushima Beer Information

Background

Michinoku Fukushima Beer is a craft beer brewery located in Fukushima prefecture, Japan. The brewery was founded in November 2003, and is very much a family operation with the president, Shinji-san the head, and his sons being two of the brewers. Michinoku Fukushima Beer was one of the first craft beer breweries to focus on German style recipes after a trip around Europe in 1997 convince Shinji-san to focus on the area. Some of the beers also focus on using local ingredients from the area, such as peaches, pears, and apples.

Michinoku Fukushima Beer : Beer Reviews

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

  • Fukushima Michinoku Apple Lager – a 6% fruit beer brewed with Fukushima apples in the secondary fermentation stages.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Dunkel – a 5.5% dunkel style beer based on a traditional German recipe.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Momo no Lager – a 5% fruit beer brewed as a lager with Fukushima peaches in the secondary fermentation stages.
  • Fukushima Michinoku My Beer – a 5% rice lager that is brewed using locally sourced hitomebore rice from Fukushima.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Peach Ale – a 5% fruit beer brewed with Fukushima peaches in the secondary fermentation stages.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Pilsner – a 6% German style pilsner brewed using locally sourced barley from Yokotsuka.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Red Ale – a 5% amber ale brewed.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Rich Bitter – a 5.5% English bitter.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Weizen – a 5% German hefeweizen brewed with 50% wheat malt.

Michinoku Fukushima Beer : Limited & Seasonal Beers

The following are part of the all-year round lineup:

  • Fukushima Michinoku Natsuhaze Fruity Ale – a 5% using a special fruit that appears to be related to blueberries.
  • Fukushima Michinoku The Rich Bitter Early Release – a 5.5% English bitter that is a younger version of the regular Rich Bitter.
  • Fukushima Michinoku Ogontou no Rich Ale – an aged version of the Fukushima Michinoku Momo no Lager. Available in February onwards.
  • Fukushima Michinoku General Leclerc Lager – a 6% fruit beer that uses the Leclerc variety of pears.
  • Fukushima Michinoku FO2 Weizen – a 5% German hefeweizen brewed with double the amount of locally sourced Fukushima oranges.

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