Sapporo beer, Kirin Ichiban Shibori, Asahi, Yona Yona Ale beer,… are the Japanese beers that are most popular with many Vietnamese drinkers today.
Recommendation: Beer products are only for people over 18 years old.
Japan is known for its very good quality of household appliances, electronics, and refrigeration. Foods and functional foods originating from the land of the rising sun, Japan, are also popular and trusted by many Vietnamese people. What about beer? Does Japanese beer also have something more special than domestically produced beers or imported beers? Let’s explore with Websosanh.vn right away:
1. What’s special about Japanese beer?
Japanese beer is the pride of Japanese people. Just like Vietnamese people, we are proud to have Hanoi beer and Saigon beer, which are typical national beer flavors. For Japanese people, Japanese beer is very delicious and very special because it carries with it special features of Japanese culinary culture.
When enjoying Japanese beer for the first time, you will see that the beer has a light yellow color, a smooth taste, a sweet aftertaste, and when you drink a lot you won’t have a headache due to its low alcohol content, just similar to Vietnamese beers. However, not all Japanese beer has a mild beer taste.
Similar to Vietnam, Japanese beer also has industrial beer produced by 4 giants with high market shares in the market: Asahi, Kisin, Sapporo, Suntory and craft beer brewed by prominent brands in Japan such as : Yo-Ho, Coedo, Minoh Beer, Echigo, Ginga Kogen,..etc.
Industrial beer lines often have a smooth, rich and light taste like fresh beer. Craft beers often have a higher richness. When you sip, you will immediately see and feel the bitter, spicy taste on the tip of your tongue with a variety of different flavors, giving drinkers many interesting experiences. , is also difficult to forget.
2. What is the concentration of Japanese beer?
In Japan, there are about 20 types of legal beer supplied to the market with a variety of different concentrations. However, the common concentration level of Japanese beer usually ranges from 4.5% -6%.
3. Top 4 Japanese beers in Vietnam you should try because they are available
Although there are up to 20 different types of Japanese beer on the market, it is not necessary to enjoy them all. For example, it is rare for Vietnamese people to enjoy all types of domestic beer currently on the market.
On the current market, Japanese beer is introduced into the Vietnamese market in both imported and portable forms. If you want to try some Japanese beer flavors in Vietnam, you should not miss the TOP 4 Japanese beers always available, suggested by Websosanh.vn:
3.1 Japanese Sapporo Beer – Reference price: 820,000 VND/box of 12 cans * 650ml/can
There is no need to run to Japan to enjoy the taste of Sapporo beer because this beer is now produced directly in Vietnam using technology lines and recipes from Japan. The taste of Sapporo beer is quite delicious and familiar to Vietnamese consumers.
Japanese Sapporo Beer – Reference price: 820,000 VND/box of 12 cans * 650ml/can
Compared to domestically imported Japanese Sapporo beer in full barrels, the price of domestically produced Sapporo beer is cheaper and easier to shop for. For example: The price of 1 case of Sapporo beer 330ml 24 cans is only 360,000 VND – 459,000 VND. The price of a box of Sapporo beer 500ml and 12 cans is only about 250,000 VND. The price of 1 box of domestically imported Japanese Sapporo beer, 12 cans of 650ml, costs about 820,000 VND.
3.2 Kirin Ichiban Shibori Beer – Reference price: 81,000 VND/500ml can and 59,500 VND/350ml can
The alcohol content of this Japanese beer Kirin Ichiban Shibori is 5%. Its characteristic flavor is barley. Drinks quite similar to some high-end Vietnamese beers but has the characteristics of the land of cherry blossoms, such as a distinct aroma that is favored by many Vietnamese people.
Kirin Ichiban Shibori Beer – Reference price: 81,000 VND/500ml can and 59,500 VND/350ml can
This is a famous and long-standing Japanese beer in Japan and is also most widely available in the Vietnamese market. In Vietnam, Asahi beer is available in glass bottles, cans and 2-liter bombs.
Asahi beer concentration reaches 5%. Asahi beer has an orange aroma mixed with an oatmeal flavor that is both rich and easy to drink.
3.4 Yona Yona Ale Beer – Reference price: Retail is 68,000 VND/330ml can and 1,550,000 VND/24 cans
This is a type of craft beer that is officially imported to the Vietnamese market and is mainly consumed in the southern market of our country. This beer is quite rich and gives drinkers a unique and creative experience of orange flavor combined with flowers and caramel.
Yona Yona Ale Beer – Reference price: Retail is 68,000 VND/330ml can and 1,550,000 VND/24 cans
Above are the Top 4 Japanese beers in Vietnam you should try because they are available and Websosanh.vn suggests you can refer to them. Don’t forget to visit the price comparison portal Websosanh.vn regularly to check beer prices before shopping!
