Japanese rice lager
(Rice lager)
Japanese rice lager is a beer style that includes rice in the grain bill. Typically, rice will make one-third of the bill, while barley usually makes the rest. The style is traditionally associated with Japan, though some international brands and several craft breweries also include rice in their brews.
Rice lagers are light and refreshing. They are clean and crisp, with a light color and body, a good balance of hops and malts, and a dry finish. Most are approachable and easy-drinking, with an alcohol content of around 5% ABV. Because of their light character, these beers are an excellent pairing with food.
They work well with traditional Japanese dishes, but they can also match rich, fatty, and spicy fare.
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