Kaiju Lemon Chu-Hi / Kaiju Lemon Chu-Hi Sugar-Free / Kaiju Hassaku Chu-Hi Product Description

🔹 Monster Lemon Chu-Hi

• Features

This chu-hi (Japanese alcoholic beverage) uses "Kaiju Lemons" from the Setouchi region. Kaiju Lemons are unique lemons that, despite their irregular shape, have a strong aroma and a distinctly tart flavor. The result is a refreshing taste with a richer fruitiness and crisp acidity compared to regular lemons.

• Alcohol content: 3%

• Contents: 350ml

• Sales locations: Izumi Yume Town and Seven-Eleven (Chugoku and Shikoku regions only)

• Distinctive features

• A refreshing lemon aroma and a crisp, tangy aftertaste.

• Easy to drink and has a natural fruity flavor.

• A refreshing taste perfect for summer

🔹 Kaiju Lemon Chu-Hi (Unsweetened)

• Features

This sugar-free chu-hi (Japanese alcoholic beverage) uses "Kaiju Lemon" from the Setouchi region. It's easy to drink because it's not sweet! It has a refreshing taste that won't overpower your meal.

Alcohol content: 5%

・Content capacity: 350ml

• Sales locations: Izumi Yume Town and Seven-Eleven (Chugoku and Shikoku regions only)

• Distinctive features

• Sugar-free with a clean aftertaste

- A strong alcoholic kick, a satisfyingly robust drink.

🔹 Kaiju Hassaku Chuhai

• Features

This chu-hi (Japanese alcoholic beverage) uses hassaku, a citrus fruit originating from Innoshima, Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Branded as "Kaiju Hassaku" (Monster Hassaku), it uses plenty of hassaku juice, which is characterized by its rich aroma and refreshing bitterness. The subtle sweetness of the citrus and the refreshing aftertaste are perfectly balanced in this drink.

• Alcohol content: 3%

• Contents: 350ml

• Sales locations: Izumi Yume Town and Seven-Eleven (Chugoku and Shikoku regions only)

• Distinctive features

• The pleasant bitterness and refreshing aroma unique to hassaku oranges

• A refined flavor with just the right amount of sweetness, perfect for adults.

• It pairs well with food, and is a great match for Japanese food and fried foods.

Common points

• A special chu-hi (Japanese alcoholic beverage) that uses citrus fruits from the Setouchi region and showcases the local charm.

• A refreshing taste that you won't get tired of.

• The packaging features an impactful "monster" design, creating a unique visual.