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Kirin offers icy suds for long, hot summer

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By Leika Kihara

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ruins the flavour ted or numbs the tongue?

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“The love for ice-cold beer is universal.”

Most British beer-drinkers might have issue with that statement. We like beer cold in the States, but we've been called "backwater" for that preference.

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Especially in the summer , chilled beer is good!

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The bog-standard Kirin / Asahi beers can only be drunk when they are cold: they taste appalling when they warm up.

On the other hand, a nice British ale tastes best when it is cool, not freezing cold.

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Though I'm more of a single malt man myself, I wouldn't mind trying a frozen beer when the heat comes around later this year. Some people say beer served too cold ruins the flavor, but in summer, I'd rather lose a bit of flavor in favor of refreshment. I think it's a good marketing move by Kirin. The novelty factor sells very well here in Japan.

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