Craft Beer Shop Triangle Introduces Three Selections from The Old Grey Brewery
The beer pub Craft Beer Shop Triangle in Hyogo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, introduced three guest beers from The Old Grey Brewery on Instagram. The lineup includes Schwarz, Vienna Lager, and Weizen, letting readers compare black, amber, and wheat characters all at once.
Hop BroKobe's Craft Beer Shop Triangle is introducing three guest beers from The Old Grey Brewery, and the fact that you can compare them across black, amber, and wheat directions feels really good.
MugiWait, black, amber, and wheat? They line up that neatly!? That's like a beer color sample book, and I'm already excited!
Hop BroFirst up is Orooro Black. It's a Schwarz with ABV 5%. Even though it's dark, it's smooth and light, and it's built so that even people who usually don't like dark beer can get into it easily.
MugiSchwarz, what even is that! When I hear Schwarz, it suddenly sounds like some super-strong special move!
Hop BroBasically, it's a black lager that is easy to drink despite being dark. It has roasted notes, but the appeal is that it doesn't feel heavy and goes down smoothly.
MugiOhhh! I'm curious about the next one, Horo Horo Sunset too! Just the name makes me want to drink it in a park at sunset!
Hop BroThis is a Vienna Lager at ABV 5%, and its selling point is that it's malty with a crisp finish. It has a subtle herbal character and a citrus-like feel, and the amber color looks beautiful too.
MugiVienna Lager sounds difficult again! Herbal and citrus-like? Can beer really be like fancy tea!?
Hop BroIt can, that's the thing. The last one, Shiroyuri, is a Weizen, a gentle beer that uses more than 50% Hokkaido wheat malt, and it brings out a banana-like fruitiness.
MugiWow, soft with restrained bitterness is exactly the kind of thing beginners would really appreciate. All three have completely different personalities, so drinking them side by side sounds fun!
Hop BroExactly, the tasting comparison is the main event. Tonight, let's go from the richness of black beer to the aroma of wheat all at once at Triangle, and then have a toast together at the end.
The beer pub "Craft Beer Shop Triangle" in Minatogawa-cho, Hyogo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, is introducing three guest beers from The Old Grey Brewery on Instagram. In the post, styles ranging from dark to lager to wheat are lined up, creating a composition that clearly reflects the shop's easy-to-compare tasting approach.
The three beers featured this time are:
- Orooro Black
The style is Schwarz, ABV 5%. The name comes from Mount Orooro in Shiraoi Town, Hokkaido, and it is described as having a smooth, light drinking profile. It is presented as an easy entry point even for people who are not used to dark beer.
- Horo Horo Sunset
The style is Vienna Lager, ABV 5%. It is described as having a subtle herbal character, citrus-like nuances, and a malty yet crisp finish. This beer is also named after Mount Horo Horo in Shiraoi Town.
- Shiroyuri
The style is Weizen, ABV 5%. It is introduced as a traditional German beer style made with more than 50% Hokkaido wheat malt. Its appeal is said to be a banana-like fruitiness and a soft taste with restrained bitterness.
Craft Beer Shop Triangle is a beer pub in a residential area of Hyogo Ward, Kobe. As a place where customers can calmly choose a pint, it pairs well with posts that carefully convey the character of guest beers. These three selections from The Old Grey Brewery let drinkers enjoy the richness of black beer, the sharpness of lager, and the aroma of wheat from different angles, making it a lineup suited to anyone who wants to compare styles side by side.
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Hop BroKobe's Craft Beer Shop Triangle is introducing three guest beers from The Old Grey Brewery, and the fact that you can compare them across black, amber, and wheat directions feels really good.
MugiWait, black, amber, and wheat? They line up that neatly!? That's like a beer color sample book, and I'm already excited!
Hop BroFirst up is Orooro Black. It's a Schwarz with ABV 5%. Even though it's dark, it's smooth and light, and it's built so that even people who usually don't like dark beer can get into it easily.
MugiSchwarz, what even is that! When I hear Schwarz, it suddenly sounds like some super-strong special move!
Hop BroBasically, it's a black lager that is easy to drink despite being dark. It has roasted notes, but the appeal is that it doesn't feel heavy and goes down smoothly.
MugiOhhh! I'm curious about the next one, Horo Horo Sunset too! Just the name makes me want to drink it in a park at sunset!
Hop BroThis is a Vienna Lager at ABV 5%, and its selling point is that it's malty with a crisp finish. It has a subtle herbal character and a citrus-like feel, and the amber color looks beautiful too.
MugiVienna Lager sounds difficult again! Herbal and citrus-like? Can beer really be like fancy tea!?
Hop BroIt can, that's the thing. The last one, Shiroyuri, is a Weizen, a gentle beer that uses more than 50% Hokkaido wheat malt, and it brings out a banana-like fruitiness.
MugiWow, soft with restrained bitterness is exactly the kind of thing beginners would really appreciate. All three have completely different personalities, so drinking them side by side sounds fun!
Hop BroExactly, the tasting comparison is the main event. Tonight, let's go from the richness of black beer to the aroma of wheat all at once at Triangle, and then have a toast together at the end.
