Sekimachi Cellar Receives New Y.MARKET BREWING Cans, Featuring Four Staples and IPA Variants
Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima, Tokyo, has newly introduced Y.MARKET BREWING canned products. In addition to Purple Sky Pale Ale, Yellow Sky Pale Ale, Hysteric IPA, and Lupulin Nectar, the lineup also includes In On Out, Onomatopoe IPA, and Super IPA.
Hop BroToday's highlight is the Y.MARKET BREWING cans newly arrived at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima Ward. From staples to aggressive IPAs, the selection is pretty strong.
MugiWait, a liquor store has that much? More than 200 kinds? That's basically a beer encyclopedia!
Hop BroExactly. With the first-floor standing counter and the Sekimachi Terrace on the second floor, you can drink there on the spot or take it home. And there is no cover charge for cans or bottles.
MugiOh wow! So you can try something before choosing it. So the four staples are the main attraction?
Hop BroYeah, Purple Sky Pale Ale, Yellow Sky Pale Ale, Hysteric IPA, and Lupulin Nectar are the core, and it's a lineup where you can see the breadth of flavors.
MugiHold on, what even is In On Out? A subtractive hazy IPA? Are we doing beer math now?
Hop BroNot math, design. It keeps the haze and hop character while streamlining things, so it's a hazy IPA aimed at drinking cleanly.
MugiI see! And Onomatopoe IPA sounds lively just from the name, so it's a sharp, punchy pour?
Hop BroExactly. And Super IPA leans hard into bitterness, so it's straight at bitterness lovers. It's a lineup that IPA fans will love.
MugiSekimachi Cellar seems really easy to use. First a drink at the counter, then bring home some cans after, a perfect tasting day!
Hop BroNice. You can try Y.MARKET BREWING, and then keep drinking the sequel at home. This just added another candidate for tonight's companion.
Sekimachi Cellar, located in Sekimachi Higashi, Nerima Ward, Tokyo, is a liquor store and beer pub along Ome Kaido. The shop has a standing counter on the first floor and Sekimachi Terrace on the second floor, where customers can drink craft beer on the spot or take bottles and cans home. It carries more than 200 kinds of craft beer and is known as a store that can handle everything from everyday drinking to side-by-side tastings.
In this latest announcement of new Y.MARKET BREWING arrivals, the first items that stand out are the staples Purple Sky Pale Ale, Yellow Sky Pale Ale, Hysteric IPA, and Lupulin Nectar. Added to that are In On Out, presented as a subtractive hazy IPA, the sharply defined Onomatopoe IPA, and Super IPA, which delivers a strong bitterness, creating a lineup that shows a wide range of flavors.
Sekimachi Cellar's strength is that it can carry everything from established breweries like Y.MARKET BREWING to more distinctive labels. The first floor focuses on draft craft beer, while the second floor offers a relaxed space to enjoy drinks you have bought, making it easy to try a label on the spot before deciding. Since canned and bottled beer require no cover charge, it is a convenient place not only to take drinks home, but also for days when you want to start with just a quick one.
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Hop BroToday's highlight is the Y.MARKET BREWING cans newly arrived at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima Ward. From staples to aggressive IPAs, the selection is pretty strong.
MugiWait, a liquor store has that much? More than 200 kinds? That's basically a beer encyclopedia!
Hop BroExactly. With the first-floor standing counter and the Sekimachi Terrace on the second floor, you can drink there on the spot or take it home. And there is no cover charge for cans or bottles.
MugiOh wow! So you can try something before choosing it. So the four staples are the main attraction?
Hop BroYeah, Purple Sky Pale Ale, Yellow Sky Pale Ale, Hysteric IPA, and Lupulin Nectar are the core, and it's a lineup where you can see the breadth of flavors.
MugiHold on, what even is In On Out? A subtractive hazy IPA? Are we doing beer math now?
Hop BroNot math, design. It keeps the haze and hop character while streamlining things, so it's a hazy IPA aimed at drinking cleanly.
MugiI see! And Onomatopoe IPA sounds lively just from the name, so it's a sharp, punchy pour?
Hop BroExactly. And Super IPA leans hard into bitterness, so it's straight at bitterness lovers. It's a lineup that IPA fans will love.
MugiSekimachi Cellar seems really easy to use. First a drink at the counter, then bring home some cans after, a perfect tasting day!
Hop BroNice. You can try Y.MARKET BREWING, and then keep drinking the sequel at home. This just added another candidate for tonight's companion.
