It’s no more beer sleeves to keep your frosty beer, um… frosty. Go for the high-tech solution from Kirin beers in Japan and you have a gadget that dispenses a topping of frozen beer foam to keep your mug chilled.

Now, we don’t have to choose between beer and ice cream (such a dilemma!), and the ice cream even comes in beer flavour!

And here the world thought that solving poverty, disease, and other various social ills was somehow more noble or important… ah, each to their own.

Excerpted from “Kirin Launches Beer With Frozen Foam To Keep Your Drink Cool”

Japanese beer company Kirin has unveiled a new beer with frozen foam in the restaurants of Tokyo this month.

The variant, called “Ichiban Shibori Frozen Draft,” features cold Kirin beer topped with frozen beer foam created using a process called Frozen Agitation, wherein air is blown into the beer as it is stirred and chilled.

The foam is very cold at -5 degrees Celsius, which, according to Kirin, can help keep the beer below it ice-cold for roughly thirty minutes …

Ichiban Shibori Frozen Draft is available in Tokyo for a trial run and will be launched throughout Japan by May.

Edit by KJM

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The foam is very cold at -5 degrees celcius, which, according to Kirin, can help keep the beer below it ice-cold for roughly thirty minutes.

Ichiban Shibori Frozen Draft is available in Tokyo for a trial run and will be launched throughout Japan by May.

Via: PSFK.