Two New Nobody Brewing Beers Arrive at Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
At Nippon no Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store, Nobody Brewing's "The Triphop" and "The Glitch" have arrived. NOBODY is Teenage Brewing's second brand, and the lineup features two labels focused on drinkability and approachable pricing.
Hop BroThere’s some great news at Sendai Station East Exit. Two Nobody Brewing beers have landed at Nippon no Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store.
MugiWhoa! And The Triphop and The Glitch sound interesting just from the names! They sound kind of like DJ gear or something strong!
Hop BroFirst, The Triphop is a hazy IPA with an ABV of 5.5%. Its appeal is a soft fruity aroma, smooth drinking, and a clean finish.
MugiHuh! But why does a hazy IPA have such a soft mouthfeel? Isn’t it just cloudy?
Hop BroGood question. Hazy beers are known for their opacity, but here the design brings the hop aroma forward while keeping the bitterness from turning sharp. In other words, it’s a balance-first pint.
MugiI get it now! So that’s what drinkable means! It feels like the dangerous kind where you realize it’s gone before you know it!
Hop BroExactly. The other one, The Glitch, is an IPL with an ABV of 5%. It layers IPA-like aromatic flair onto the clear, refreshing drinkability of a lager, then finishes dry.
MugiIPL is a new one for me! Wait, is that another spell? A lager that’s also an IPA is making my head spin!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s like adding hop aroma to the crispness of a lager. When you add citrus-scented hops, the beer stays light on the palate but still has a pronounced aroma.
MugiAnd this is the first nationwide release, right? A secret weapon that was only in Saitama is finally drinkable in Sendai. That’s hot!
Hop BroThat’s right. As Teenage Brewing's second brand, NOBODY is all about being approachable too. It’s nice that you can try it casually, including the price and size.
MugiAll right, today is hazy vs. IPL tasting time! If they’re lined up at Koguma Sake Shop, we’re absolutely the kind of people who’d order both!
New Arrivals
Two labels from Nobody Brewing have appeared at Nippon no Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store in the Sendai Station East Exit area. The beers being introduced this time are the hazy IPA "The Triphop" and the IPL "The Glitch." NOBODY is positioned as Teenage Brewing's second brand, and it is presented as a line designed with relatively approachable price points and sizes in mind.
#### The Triphop
- Style: Hazy IPA
- ABV: 5.5%
- Features: Soft fruity aroma, a smooth drinking experience, and a clean finish are its hallmarks. A drinkable beer built around excellent balance.
#### The Glitch
- Style: IPL
- ABV: 5%
- Features: It combines the clear, easy-drinking character of a lager with the bright aroma of an IPA. Hop-driven citrus notes wrap around the whole beer, and the finish stays dry. This is the first time this style, previously distributed only within Saitama Prefecture, has been released nationwide.
Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store is the kind of place craft beer fans in Sendai can rely on to catch new arrivals early. This time, the lineup lets you compare the softness of a hazy IPA with the crispness of an IPL, making it a strong choice for anyone who wants to enjoy the differences between styles.
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Hop BroThere’s some great news at Sendai Station East Exit. Two Nobody Brewing beers have landed at Nippon no Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store.
MugiWhoa! And The Triphop and The Glitch sound interesting just from the names! They sound kind of like DJ gear or something strong!
Hop BroFirst, The Triphop is a hazy IPA with an ABV of 5.5%. Its appeal is a soft fruity aroma, smooth drinking, and a clean finish.
MugiHuh! But why does a hazy IPA have such a soft mouthfeel? Isn’t it just cloudy?
Hop BroGood question. Hazy beers are known for their opacity, but here the design brings the hop aroma forward while keeping the bitterness from turning sharp. In other words, it’s a balance-first pint.
MugiI get it now! So that’s what drinkable means! It feels like the dangerous kind where you realize it’s gone before you know it!
Hop BroExactly. The other one, The Glitch, is an IPL with an ABV of 5%. It layers IPA-like aromatic flair onto the clear, refreshing drinkability of a lager, then finishes dry.
MugiIPL is a new one for me! Wait, is that another spell? A lager that’s also an IPA is making my head spin!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s like adding hop aroma to the crispness of a lager. When you add citrus-scented hops, the beer stays light on the palate but still has a pronounced aroma.
MugiAnd this is the first nationwide release, right? A secret weapon that was only in Saitama is finally drinkable in Sendai. That’s hot!
Hop BroThat’s right. As Teenage Brewing's second brand, NOBODY is all about being approachable too. It’s nice that you can try it casually, including the price and size.
MugiAll right, today is hazy vs. IPL tasting time! If they’re lined up at Koguma Sake Shop, we’re absolutely the kind of people who’d order both!
