SENNE in Hatagaya Adds Himitsu Beer’s "Himitsu no Shuwa Shuwa Delaware"
SENNE - セネ - in Hatagaya featured Himitsu Beer’s “Himitsu no Shuwa Shuwa Delaware” as today’s glass beer. The bar also stocked “Azarashi Milk” in cans, giving guests two distinct Himitsu Beer options to check out.
Hop BroI want to talk about Himitsu no Shuwashuwa Delaware today. It just landed at SENNE in Hatagaya as the beer of the day, and it sounds seriously tempting.
MugiWhat! Hatagaya SENNE is that spot where you can really settle in with food and beer, right? The name alone sounds like a secret society toast.
Hop BroExactly. It’s brewed by Himitsu Beer from Ise in Mie. They steeped beer with Delaware grape pomace from Kunizu Fruit Wine Brewery and let it develop slowly.
MugiWait, what does steeped with pomace even mean? Are they soaking beer with leftover grapes and somehow extracting memories too?
Hop BroThe memory part is a bit dramatic, but close. Style-wise, it’s basically a fizzy grape-driven beer, where the grape skins and aroma add extra depth.
MugiWhoa, okay! But that explanation was peak Hop-bro energy. The phrase grape-skin nuance just made my brain put on a tiny wine hat.
Hop BroPut simply, they’re borrowing the charm left after winemaking. So you get the afterglow of Delaware grapes floating gently through the beer.
MugiThat already sounds good, and then SENNE called it a beer with memories too, right? Knowing the backstory makes one glass feel weirdly cinematic.
Hop BroThat’s the best part. Their post ties it to helping with destemming at the brewery two years ago, and they also brought in Azarashi Milk in cans.
MugiNo way, even the high-ABV IPA is there? Fizzy grape magic on draft and a big punchy can on the side, that’s a luxury traffic jam.
Hop BroAnd because SENNE is great with food pairings, that wide guest beer lineup really matters. It’s exactly the kind of place that earns a detour.
MugiThat settles it, I want a glass at SENNE right now. Start with Himitsu no Shuwashuwa Delaware, then finish strong with Azarashi Milk.
At SENNE - セネ - in Hatagaya, today’s glass beer is Himitsu Beer’s “Himitsu no Shuwa Shuwa Delaware” from Ise, Mie. According to the post, the beer is made by steeping Delaware grape pomace left over from wine production at Kunitsu Fruit Winery, then letting it rest and mature slowly.
The caption also says the beer has a personal connection: about two years ago, the brewer visited the brewery and helped with grape destemming. That backstory gives the pour extra weight beyond a standard guest-beer update.
SENNE also brought in Himitsu Beer’s signature high-ABV IPA, “Azarashi Milk,” in cans. For beer fans in Hatagaya, it is the kind of beer pub where a carefully chosen guest lineup is worth a stop.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI want to talk about Himitsu no Shuwashuwa Delaware today. It just landed at SENNE in Hatagaya as the beer of the day, and it sounds seriously tempting.
MugiWhat! Hatagaya SENNE is that spot where you can really settle in with food and beer, right? The name alone sounds like a secret society toast.
Hop BroExactly. It’s brewed by Himitsu Beer from Ise in Mie. They steeped beer with Delaware grape pomace from Kunizu Fruit Wine Brewery and let it develop slowly.
MugiWait, what does steeped with pomace even mean? Are they soaking beer with leftover grapes and somehow extracting memories too?
Hop BroThe memory part is a bit dramatic, but close. Style-wise, it’s basically a fizzy grape-driven beer, where the grape skins and aroma add extra depth.
MugiWhoa, okay! But that explanation was peak Hop-bro energy. The phrase grape-skin nuance just made my brain put on a tiny wine hat.
Hop BroPut simply, they’re borrowing the charm left after winemaking. So you get the afterglow of Delaware grapes floating gently through the beer.
MugiThat already sounds good, and then SENNE called it a beer with memories too, right? Knowing the backstory makes one glass feel weirdly cinematic.
Hop BroThat’s the best part. Their post ties it to helping with destemming at the brewery two years ago, and they also brought in Azarashi Milk in cans.
MugiNo way, even the high-ABV IPA is there? Fizzy grape magic on draft and a big punchy can on the side, that’s a luxury traffic jam.
Hop BroAnd because SENNE is great with food pairings, that wide guest beer lineup really matters. It’s exactly the kind of place that earns a detour.
MugiThat settles it, I want a glass at SENNE right now. Start with Himitsu no Shuwashuwa Delaware, then finish strong with Azarashi Milk.
