As Japan entered the Meiji period in the late 1860's, a long period of isolationism was ended and Japan began adopting many Western customs, styles and tastes including the making of beer. Today beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage in Japan even surpassing sake.

JAPANESE BEER

KIRIN ICHIBAN

KIRIN LIGHT

Many Japanese people brew their own beer, and Japan also has three major breweries. The three major breweries are Sapporo, Asahi and Kirin, while small local breweries supply distinct tasting beers. At Tensuke, our selection of Japanese beer includes:


Asahi Super Dry
Asahi Black
Asahi Hon-nama (Happoshu)
Kirin Lager Beer
Kirin Ichiban Shibori
Kirin Tanrei (Happoshu)
Sapporo Black Label
Sapporo Yebisu
Hokkaido Nama-Shibori (Happoshu)
Suntory Malt's
Suntory Super Magnum Dry (Happoshu)
Orion Draft Beer
Orion Special

Here’s a little tip: In Japan, it is considered customary when drinking with a friend or colleague to pour some of your beer for them first. Enjoy!

SAPPORO BEER

CRISP & REFRESHING

ASAHI SUPER DRY