Novel Craft Taps New Batches of Looper and Dub Echo
Novel Craft in Minami-Karasuyama, Tokyo, has tapped new batches of Novel Craft Brewing’s Looper and Dub Echo. The beers will be available from the pub’s 5:30 p.m. opening.
Hop BroNovel Craft in Minami-Karasuyama, Tokyo has tapped two fresh new batches. They’re available from the 5:30 p.m. opening!
MugiWhat? Two headline beers at once? That’s a perfect tasting flight moment!
Hop BroFirst up is their flagship saison, “Looper.” This batch is made drier, crisper, and sharper.
MugiDry… as in literally dry? Is it a thirst-making beer?
Hop BroThat feeling isn’t totally wrong! In beer, dry means less lingering sweetness and a clean, crisp finish.
MugiNice! They kept the same hops but changed the hopping schedule? Can that really make such a difference?
Hop BroIt can! Temperature and timing change how hops release aroma and bitterness. The same ingredients get a totally new expression through recipe design.
MugiHop Bro just turned this into chemistry class! Still, a refreshing saison sounds like it would be great with food.
Hop BroThen there’s the dark lager, “Dub Echo.” It looks pitch-black, yet it stays dry and light on its feet.
MugiBlack but light? I’d brace for a dense chocolate bomb—such a dark-beer assumption!
Hop BroIts charm is that contrast: roasty color with a clean body. It’s described as their cleanest batch yet.
MugiStart crisp with Looper, then meet Dub Echo’s dark-and-light surprise. I’m suddenly craving a Minami-Karasuyama toast!
Novel Craft, a beer pub in Minami-Karasuyama, Setagaya, Tokyo, has tapped new batches of two beers from Novel Craft Brewing: Looper and Dub Echo.
Looper is described as the brewery’s flagship saison. For this batch, the beer has been refined to a drier and cleaner profile. The hop varieties remain unchanged, while the timing and temperature of their use have been adjusted to create a notably crisp finish. Its refreshing character should make it a natural choice for drinkers looking for a bright, food-friendly saison.
Dub Echo takes a contrasting direction. It is a dark lager that appears completely black in the glass but is designed to be thoroughly dry, with an exceptionally clean and crisp body. The brewery describes this batch as its cleanest version yet, highlighting the contrast between its deep color and restrained, highly drinkable character.
Both beers are scheduled to be available from Novel Craft’s 5:30 p.m. opening. Located on the second floor of the Kazama Building in Minami-Karasuyama, Novel Craft offers beer fans a chance to compare two distinctly different expressions from Novel Craft Brewing: a dry saison and a clean dark lager.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNovel Craft in Minami-Karasuyama, Tokyo has tapped two fresh new batches. They’re available from the 5:30 p.m. opening!
MugiWhat? Two headline beers at once? That’s a perfect tasting flight moment!
Hop BroFirst up is their flagship saison, “Looper.” This batch is made drier, crisper, and sharper.
MugiDry… as in literally dry? Is it a thirst-making beer?
Hop BroThat feeling isn’t totally wrong! In beer, dry means less lingering sweetness and a clean, crisp finish.
MugiNice! They kept the same hops but changed the hopping schedule? Can that really make such a difference?
Hop BroIt can! Temperature and timing change how hops release aroma and bitterness. The same ingredients get a totally new expression through recipe design.
MugiHop Bro just turned this into chemistry class! Still, a refreshing saison sounds like it would be great with food.
Hop BroThen there’s the dark lager, “Dub Echo.” It looks pitch-black, yet it stays dry and light on its feet.
MugiBlack but light? I’d brace for a dense chocolate bomb—such a dark-beer assumption!
Hop BroIts charm is that contrast: roasty color with a clean body. It’s described as their cleanest batch yet.
MugiStart crisp with Looper, then meet Dub Echo’s dark-and-light surprise. I’m suddenly craving a Minami-Karasuyama toast!
