Coffee beer, now Chocolate beer in Japan
If coffee flavoured beer doesn’t sound good, how about chocolate flavoured beer? A local brewer in Kanagawa has produced a limited edition “chocolate beer,” especially for Valentines Day.
The “Imperial Chocolate Stout“ beer does not actually contain any cocoa, but the malt is roasted at a very high temperature to create the chocolate flavour and produce a rich, dark beer. The chocolate beer which has an alcohol content of 8.9% was first produced last year and costs about 630 Yen per bottle.
Source: Mainichi Daily News
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(Japan Sugoi)
January 30th, 2007 at 8:33 pm
Nothing new about Chocolate Beer. We have it here in the UK too, and the Belgiums have it as well. Pretty tasty stuff.
Before my wife and I moved to Japan, we brought a pile of the stuff (http://www.bottledbeer.co.uk/index.html?beerid=142), and sent it on so that my parents-in-law could taste. They quite liked it. The Belgium one is a little sweeter and thinner than the stout.
Mind you, wish I was in Japan at the moment (came back to the UK), as I would like to try that beer! Anyone willing to send me some