Here dried seawood (dulse) is very popular. Everybody eats it and they also use in it seafood chowders. It is really quite tasty. It is an unuque flavor. Very fishy and salty. I think it would be a good addition to beer.I would try it. The blue color looks really interesting too. I still remember in 3rd grade our teacher told us they snack on dried seaweed in Japan and brought some in for us to try. We all thought it was really interesting. I think I have had it since then a time or two, but never in a beverage. I think that would be something unique.
I don't know if it would be such a bad combo, after all we often eat something salty when we drink beer. Either way as you say Hokkaido is some ways off, it's a pity.When I read the title I thought it was some colouring and I immediately dismissed it as a part of a to-do-list of mine but if the colour is natural it would be nice to try it out. Seaweed doesn't sound as a good combo and a nice solution but I guess I could get used to it. I am far from Hokkaido but I would really like to try this one.