Izu No Kuni is a craft beer brewery, located in Izu, in Shizuoka, Japan. The brewery launched in 2010, and their aim is to be a full-fledged European-style brewery. All of ingredients used in making their beers are from Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. Izu no Kuni Beer use a 1,000L system and is based in the Minna no …
Izu no Kuni Climb is a 5% scottish ale from Izu no Kuni Brewery, based in Shizuoka, Japan. It’s part of the all-year round range of beers and can be found in both cans and on tap across Japan. This review of Izu no Kuni Climb has been a long time coming (almost three years in fact) as it was the …
Izu no Kuni Stout was first tried out at the Keyaki Hiroba Spring Festival and as such, I rushed downstairs, ditching some friends (sorry!) to find it in bottled form. Admittedly, I was drunk and ended up breaking one bottle of Izu no Kuni Climb in the process, so karma got comeback early. Izu no Kuni Stout is a 7% stout …
Izu no Kuni Premium Weizen, urgh another buzzword present, is a German hefeweizen based on a South German recipe from Izu no Kuni Beer. With an abv of 5%, it is one of the few beers with the word premium in its name that doesn’t break the magic 6% barrier of beers. Izu no Kuni Premium Weizen Aroma and Taste After …
