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Chongqing Beer

火鍋の炎を消し止める!重慶市民の「命の消火器」

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Description

A local beer boasting overwhelming share in Chongqing, the holy land of Ma La hot pot. ABV is very low around 3.3%, with almost zero bitterness. Seems too thin at first glance, but when eating fire-breathing spicy Chongqing beef-tallow hot pot, this 'ultimate water-like crisp beer' functions as the supreme oasis (fire extinguisher).

Classification: Adults, Alcohol, Beer, Chongqing Beer, Sichuan, Hot Pot Companion, Refreshing, Local

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How to use

Ingredients

  • Water
  • Malt
  • Rice
  • Hop extract

Instructions

  1. [Typical Uses]
  2. [Deathmatch with Ultra-Spicy Hot Pot]: Chug multiple ice-cold Chongqing beers alone while picking at ultra-spicy Chongqing hot pot. Because the beer flavor isn't too strong, it never interferes with the hot pot's spice aroma.
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Key spices

Bitterness/malt aroma held back to the absolute limit. Only faint sweetness and strong carbonation stimulation

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Dilute JP Happoshu with ice (recreates Chongqing beer's thinness)

Pairing

Ma La Hot Pot (Absolutely mandatory) / La Zi Ji (Ultra-Spicy Chicken)

Trivia

Currently under the umbrella of Danish global beer giant 'Carlsberg', but its identity as the 'hot pot companion' for Chongqing citizens remains completely unchanged.

Eating tips & etiquette

Enter a Chongqing hot pot shop, and cases (12-24 bottles) of these green bottles are always under customers' tables. Consumed more as 'sparkling water to wash away hot pot heat' rather than 'drinking alcohol'.

Allergen

Wheat (Malt)

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