Today, Sapporo Premium beer is one of the best-selling Japanese beers in Asia. Websosanh.vn will show you why Sapporo Premium is a best-selling beer and can it make you become a fan of Sapporo Premium beer after you read this article? Please read on.
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The first thing you should know about Sapporo Premium beer: it is Japan’s oldest beer brand since 1876. The first person to produce it was Seibei Nakagawa, who was also the first person in Japan to be trained. created in Germany and tasked with overseeing the construction of a brewery in Sapporo.
1. Sapporo Premium Beer is the oldest beer brand in Japan
Being the oldest beer brand in Japan comes with a reputation as one of the best beers, so how old exactly is the Sapporo beer brand?
Sapporo Brewery was founded in 1876, it has a rich history of over 140 years and counting!
And here’s a fun fact: did you know that 1876 was the year sardines were first canned? That was also the year Alexander G. Bell received his telephone patent and that was also the age of Sapporo beer.
Since then, Sapporo has continued to brew beer with pure passion, pioneering spirit and dedication.
To be able to provide the highest quality beer, each grain of malt and hops is carefully selected through rigorous quality testing. Therefore, dedication to high quality beer is the mission and purpose of Sapporo Premium beer.
During Sapporo’s long history, there have been several design changes to beer cans aimed at consumers.
This Sapporo Premium beer can model was launched in Japan in 1984
Take for example the Sapporo Premium beer can in the picture above which was launched in Japan around 1984, it was called Kappu Nama. “Kappu” in Japanese means “cup” and “nama” means “try”.
The shape of this Sapporo Premium beer can is inspired by a glass cup, providing a comfortable grip. It used to have a removable lid to allow people to drink beer as if it were freshly poured from the tap. While the shape and size remain the same, the removable cover has been changed to a tab form for more convenience.
2. The first German-trained master brewer in Japan
Mr. Seibei Nakagawa was the first person to brew Sapporo beer
Mr. Seibei Nakagawa left Japan at the age of 17 to satisfy his thirst for adventure, at which time the Japanese government banned citizens from traveling and had a strict quarantine policy. Nakagawa’s travels took him to Germany, where he learned the craft of brewing beer, a craft he brought back to his homeland in 1876 as Sapporo’s first brewer.
Sapporo Beer came to America in 1964 and for more than 30 years it was the best-selling Asian beer in America. That says a lot!
3. What is Sapporo Premium beer loved for?
Sapporo Premium beer is made in the international pale lager style with an alcohol content of 4.9%. This beer is popular enough and extremely refreshing that it keeps popping up in regular grocery stores.
3.1 Sapporo Premium beer has a smooth aftertaste
Do you like your beer to be aromatic, crisp and smooth? After trying many different brands, you will probably decide on Sapporo Premium beer, because this beer is suitable for all beer lovers, thanks to its mellow aftertaste and easily quenches your thirst. you in the best way!
Best of all, Sapporo Premium beer has a balanced flavor that lingers on the palate, making it easy to swallow.
The foam that Sapporo Premium beer produces is thick and very foamy, including aromas from the beer. It also pairs well with almost any meal because of its smooth and refreshing texture. Next time you’re dining out or hosting a party, try bringing Sapporo Premium beer with your grilled chicken or snacks and see how it acts as a palate cleanser.
3.2. The taste of Sapporo Premium beer
Sapporo Premium beer is light, soft and dry, just not as dry as its competitor, Asahi Super Dry beer. Sapporo Premium’s moderate hop bitterness and high carbonation create a smooth drinking experience. The aromatic intensity of this beer is quite modest, with citrus, floral and nutty notes.
3.3 How to enjoy Sapporo Premium beer
Enjoying Sapporo Premium beer is a simple experience. You should enjoy it when it’s cold enough, in some kind of glass. The cold temperature will make Sapporo Premium beer light and clean. Additionally, a slight chill will open up a little more aroma and flavor in the beer. This result can be achieved quickly by pouring refrigerator-temperature beer into a room-temperature glass.
“Sake bombs” are another popular Sapporo service option. A glass of hot sake dropped into a cold beer seems to be a crowd pleaser. However, for safety purposes, you need to make sure that glass of wine is indeed a glass of sake!
3.4 How to preserve Sapporo Premium beer
All beer should be refrigerated. Sapporo Premium beer is no exception. Refrigeration facilitates longer shelf life. But even cold beer can spoil quickly, so the fresher the beer, the better. However, light damage is another storage factor that you still need to keep in mind. Even light contact with beer cans can still create conditions for bad odors to develop.
The brown Sapporo Premium beer bottle cover helps protect the beer from light
Cans and kegs are very safe, but glass beer bottles are another matter. The good news is, Sapporo Premium beer uses a brown glass shell, which helps protect the beer from light the most.
3.5 Pair Sapporo Premium beer with food
Sapporo Premium beer is a popular product at Japanese restaurants and bars across the US and Canada. It is a refreshing cleaning additive to a variety of Japanese dishes. Sapporo Premium beer can remove grease and strong fishy odors. The soft and salty nature of this light beer will not interfere with sashimi or sushi. Some other recommended dishes include tempura, ramen and katsu…
4. Beers similar to Sapporo Premium beer
Sapporo Premium beer is produced in the pale lager style popular around the world. In Japan, there are several similar beers, of which Asahi Super Dry beer is the most similar to Sapporo beer, although it is slightly drier in taste. Orion Draft beer from Okinawa also tastes a lot like Sapporo beer. But Orion is more complicated and expensive. Kirin Ichiban beer is a classic all-malt Japanese beer with more body and flavor than Sapporo Premium beer. And finally, Echigo Koshihikari beer is a more complex, more flavorful, and higher-priced craft rice-based lager.
Beer brands outside of Japan that are similar to Sapporo Premium beer include Miller Lite, Bud Light, Amstel Light, Stella Artois, Tsing Tao and Singha.
5. Selling price of Sapporo Premium beer
– A box of 24 cans of Sapporo Premium Beer 100% Malt 330ml has a reference price of 449,000 VND/box.
– Lot of 6 cans of Sapporo Premium Beer 100% Malt 330ml with reference price of 115,000 VND/lot.
– A box of 6 cans of Sapporo Premium beer 650ml has a reference price of 400,000 VND/box.
– A box of 6 cans of Sapporo Premium beer 330ml has a reference price of 107,000 VND/box.
– A box of 6 cans of Sapporo Premium beer 500ml has a reference price of 174,000 VND/box.
– A box of 24 cans of Sapporo Premium Blue Cap beer 330ml has a reference price of 310,000 VND/box.
Currently, Sapporo Premium beer is having a promotion program “Standard 3C – Bringing fortune, full new year” until May 31, 2023. Specifically, when you buy any 1 box of Sapporo Premium (not applicable to Blue Cap), you will immediately receive a phone top-up card worth 30,000 VND.
6. Conclusion
Now you know about the rich history of Sapporo Premium beer. It’s time to grab a can of Sapporo Premium beer and impress your drinking buddies with your newly acquired knowledge.
