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Described as “bluer than The Smurfs”, the Japanese beer gets its distinctive hue from “blue seaweed and locally grown flowers” and even contains “water from melted icebergs”.
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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Good news! Blue beer is a thing you can buy now
WE’VE ALL BEEN there.
You’re sipping a pint and you think yourself, “Hmm, this is good, but I just wish it was blue.”
Well, you’re finally in luck.
Introducing Abashiri Blue Beer. It’s been a thing in Japan for some time now and it’s finally hitting our shores.
Described as “bluer than The Smurfs”, the Japanese beer gets its distinctive hue from “blue seaweed and locally grown flowers” and even contains “water from melted icebergs”.
Sounds mystical.
Intrigued? You can buy a single 350ml can for €6.50.
Serving suggestion: Tastes best while listening to Eiffel 65.
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