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New Hokkaido Beverage Co combines Japanese brewing traditions with innovative craft brewing from Bozeman, Montana, inspired by the pristine beauty of Hokkaido and Japanese folklore. Their beers feature mythical names like Yuki-Onna Snowy IPA and Yamabiko rice lager, blending rice and hops for unique profiles. They also offer a new line of craft seltzers.

Japanese-inspired beers Rice lagers and IPAs Folklore-themed names
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shutterstock image Gustav photo beer group Yuki-Onna Kodama Yamabiko Yabai Tanuki Kitsune-Sakura Mochi Oni Daruma
What They Make
Yuki-Onna Snowy IPA
Tropical, lush, hazy. Returning some day.
Kodama Double IPA
Piney, dank, hoppy. Returning some day.
Yamabiko rice lager
Extra dry Japanese Style Rice Lager hopped with New Zealand Hops Kohia Nelson. Light and refreshing with notes of stone fruit. Smooth, drinkable, balanced.
Yabai Tanuki Cold IPA
Brewed at colder temperatures with big rice additions. Hopped with Kohai and Galaxy. Notes of papaya, kiwi, mixed berry. Resinous, rice, notorious.
Kitsune-Sakura Mochi Beer
Subtle, balanced, delicate. Returning some day.
Oni Double IPA
Hop experience with NZ Rakau, Nelson Sauvin and experimental cryo hops. Notes of lychee, pomelo, pineapple, stone fruit, orange zest. Big, bold, dangerous.
Daruma IPA
Brewed with Hokkaido Rice. Hopped with Strata and Nelson Sauvin. Notes of citrus, passionfruit, pineapple, dankness. Distinctive, clean, dank.
Latest News

New line of craft seltzers announced.