Glossary > Nama beer (draft beer)
What is Nama beer (draft beer)?
生ビール なまびーる / nama biru
"Nama" means draft. It is the standard first drink of an evening in Japan: a cold, pale lager poured from a tap. Many people say "toriaezu nama" ("a draft beer for now") when they sit down.
- How to order and eat it
- Ordered as medium (chu) or large (dai). You can often order it for the whole group at once.
- Dietary notes
- Contains alcohol and barley malt (gluten).
This is a general description, and recipes vary by shop. If you have an allergy or follow a diet, ask the staff before you order.
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