Watermelon wheat beer, have you ever drunk it? More than 30 stores in Beijing Daoxiangcun have set up fresh beer

In the summer, the fresh beer in Beijing's Daoxiang Village was once the common memory of many old Beijingers. On July 15, the Beijing Daily client reporter learned that Beijing Daoxiang Village has a new watermelon wheat craft beer. The refreshing watermelon flavor combines the original aroma of wheat, bringing the public a new choice to cool off in the hot summer.

At present, more than 30 stores such as Beijing Daoxiangcun Dongcheng Food Shang Store and the Fourth Business Department have opened fresh beer counters to sell freshly beaten original pulp craft beer, yellow beer and watermelon wheat craft beer. With the eight treasures of the palace, fried four treasures and other side dishes, as well as a variety of cooked food, consumers can "one-stop" purchase in the long-established brand to cool off the delicious.

The reporter noted that watermelon wheat craft beer is divided into 500 ml and 1 liter two packaging specifications, the price is 13 yuan and 25 yuan respectively. Freshly beaten beer is all packaged on site, and white beer and yellow beer also have specially customized nostalgic bottles and listening packages for consumers to choose. Although the brewing machine and beer packaging have been upgraded, the words "big green stick" on the beer bottle can still evoke many people's memories.

In recent days, in addition to traditional pastries such as mung bean tide cake and sweet and sour hawthorn pot helmet, the summer golden valley crisp has also appeared at the counters of various stores. Daxia Jingu Crisp is a 24-year limited edition of The Daoxiang Village in Beijing, which combines the crispy pine multigrain crust into the sweet pumpkin filling, which is welcomed by many consumers.

In response to the traditional food customs of "toufu dumplings and two noodles" in beijing, more than 10 flavors of dumplings such as beef carrots, shrimp three fresh, lamb cabbage, diced pork with bamboo shoots and pork in Beijing Daoxiang Village, as well as staple foods such as fresh-cut noodles, soba noodles, and knife-cut noodles have also been placed on the counters of various stores, ushering in hot sales. According to the staff of the store, the next will continue to serve casual cooked food such as lemon pickled pepper and chicken claws to add flavor to summer meals.