El Hori in Kameari adds three Novoru Brewing guest cans
A recent Instagram post from El Hori, a beer pub in Kameari, Tokyo, introduced three guest cans from Novoru Brewing. The lineup includes Musubu, Noviru II, and Nuvoru, identified as Belgian Blonde, DDH NZ IPA, and DDH Hazy Pale Ale.
Hop BroKameari’s El Hori just brought in three Novoru cans. For a taco-focused beer pub, that lineup is seriously tempting.
MugiWhat, three cans at once? That’s stacked. And they’re all from the same brewery for a proper side-by-side?
Hop BroExactly. The set is Musubu / Belgian Blonde, plus Noviru II as a DDH NZ IPA, and Nuvoru as a DDH Hazy Pale Ale. Each one points in a totally different direction.
MugiHold on, DDH NZ IPA sounds like a secret code. Is craft beer making me pass a vocabulary test now?
Hop BroNot a code, really. It basically means extra hop aroma. DDH is about layering hops hard, and NZ signals the character of New Zealand hops.
MugiOhhh, so Noviru II is the kind where your nose drinks first? That beer is basically sending my face on vacation.
Hop BroThat’s honestly pretty close. Meanwhile, Musubu is a gentle easy drink as a Belgian Blonde, so it feels like a smooth first pour rather than an aggressive one.
MugiThen what about Nuvoru’s Hazy Pale Ale? Every time I hear “hazy,” I picture someone pouring a cloud into a glass.
Hop BroNot a cloud, but the vibe is nearby. Nuvoru’s thing is soft smooth texture with aroma that lifts nicely, and it sounds perfect with El Hori’s tacos.
MugiWow, with blonde to hazy covered, you can pick by mood. I already want tacos in one hand and all three cans lined up in front of me.
Hop BroThat pretty much settles it: one round in Kameari. Start with Musubu, go bold with Noviru II, or get plush with Nuvoru... either way, now I want a drink.
El Hori, a beer pub in Kameari, Tokyo, featured three guest cans from Novoru Brewing in a recent Instagram post. The cans shown on the counter are Musubu / Belgian Blonde, Noviru II / DDH NZ IPA, and Nuvoru / DDH Hazy Pale Ale. Even within the same brewery, the lineup covers clearly different directions in flavor and aroma.
Musubu is a Belgian Blonde, a style that tends to be approachable and easy to drink. Noviru II is a DDH NZ IPA, which points to a hop-forward profile with a strong aromatic presence. Nuvoru, a DDH Hazy Pale Ale, offers the softer, hazier side of hop character and is the kind of beer many drinkers reach for when they want aroma without harsh edges. As a set, the three cans make the choice easy to read at a glance.
El Hori pairs domestic craft beer with tacos, so the appeal is not limited to the beer alone. That makes the venue a natural fit for beers ranging from a mellow blonde ale to a more expressive IPA or hazy pale ale. For beer drinkers in Kameari looking for rotating guest beers and food-friendly options, this is the kind of place worth keeping an eye on.
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Hop BroKameari’s El Hori just brought in three Novoru cans. For a taco-focused beer pub, that lineup is seriously tempting.
MugiWhat, three cans at once? That’s stacked. And they’re all from the same brewery for a proper side-by-side?
Hop BroExactly. The set is Musubu / Belgian Blonde, plus Noviru II as a DDH NZ IPA, and Nuvoru as a DDH Hazy Pale Ale. Each one points in a totally different direction.
MugiHold on, DDH NZ IPA sounds like a secret code. Is craft beer making me pass a vocabulary test now?
Hop BroNot a code, really. It basically means extra hop aroma. DDH is about layering hops hard, and NZ signals the character of New Zealand hops.
MugiOhhh, so Noviru II is the kind where your nose drinks first? That beer is basically sending my face on vacation.
Hop BroThat’s honestly pretty close. Meanwhile, Musubu is a gentle easy drink as a Belgian Blonde, so it feels like a smooth first pour rather than an aggressive one.
MugiThen what about Nuvoru’s Hazy Pale Ale? Every time I hear “hazy,” I picture someone pouring a cloud into a glass.
Hop BroNot a cloud, but the vibe is nearby. Nuvoru’s thing is soft smooth texture with aroma that lifts nicely, and it sounds perfect with El Hori’s tacos.
MugiWow, with blonde to hazy covered, you can pick by mood. I already want tacos in one hand and all three cans lined up in front of me.
Hop BroThat pretty much settles it: one round in Kameari. Start with Musubu, go bold with Noviru II, or get plush with Nuvoru... either way, now I want a drink.
