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Kizakura Kyoto Bakushu
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Kyoto Bakushu Kyoyasai Kujonegi is uuuuurgh. Sorry. Let me try again. Kyoto Bakushu Kyoyasai Kujonegi is a f-uaaaarrghhh. OK. Deep breath. I can do this. Kyoto Bakushu Kyoyasai Kujonegi is a 5% vegetable beer made …
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Kyoto Bakushu Kyoyasai Kamo Nasu is a 5% vegetable (yes, vegetable) beer made with rice and Kamo Nasu aubergines. I’m British, so they’re aubergines. American readers, please set your eyeballs …
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Background Kizakura Kyoto Bakushu is a craft beer brand created by Kizakura Co., Ltd., one of Japan’s most respected and long-established sake brewers. Founded in 1925 in Fushimi, Kyoto, Kizakura …
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Kizakura Lucky Dog is a 5% pale ale from Kizakura Brewery. It’s unfiltered and made with rice and Cascade hops. Kizakura Lucky Dog Aroma and Taste The second of the …
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Kizakura Lucky Cat is a 5% White Ale from Kizakura Brewery. It’s made with yuzu (citron) and sansho, which is a species of Sichuan pepper. Sansho has a pungent, tangy …
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Kizakura Kyoto Classic is a 4.5% Amber ale from Kizakura Beer, based in Kyoto, Japan. It was first released in 2016, though managed to slip under the radar for most …
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I’ve been scouring the Deep Beer Web for an hour now and I can’t find anything substantial about these J-Craft beers. The site they’re attached to, tanoshiiosake.jp, brands itself as …
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Kyoto Bakushu Kura no Kaori is a 4% pale lager from Kizakura Sake Brewing Company based in Kyoto, Kansai. This beer was one of the first beers from them back in …
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Kyoto Bakushu Alt is a 5% alt beer from Kizakura Sake Brewing Company based in Kyoto. It was the first beer from Kizakura back in 1995 and is brewed using locally …