Three New Teenage Brewing Releases Arrive at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop
BeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Chiba has added three Teenage Brewing releases: Tokigawa Infusion : Byakudan, Memory Man, and Young Forever, Aged Today. The bottle shop and beer pub format makes them easy to take home or drink on site.
Hop BroBeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Chiba just got three new releases from Teenage Brewing. Best part: each one has a different personality, and you can drink them on-site too.
MugiWait, so it's a bottle shop but takeaway and on-site both work? That is dangerous for someone as indecisive as me!
Hop BroExactly. It's in Shindencho, Chuo-ku, and the real move is to open one on the spot. You can grab bottles for home or test-drive one first and spiral into a very happy dilemma.
MugiFirst off, that name goes hard! Tokigawa Infusion : Byakudan has sandalwood and watermelon in an IPA? That is a whole festival schedule of information.
Hop BroYep, it's a collab sour IPA with Bar Ben Fiddich, Kuroi Koboku Koryoten, and Teenage Brewing. It's a Spacey Hazy IPA at 5.5% ABV, and elderflower plus cardamom give it this layered, almost perfume-like aroma.
MugiOkay, but Memory Man says DDH DIPA what now? That sounds like a spell you cast on a refrigerator.
Hop BroDDH DIPA basically means a Double IPA with extra hop overdrive. Memory Man is 8.0% ABV, loaded with tropical fruit, citrus, and stone fruit notes, and built with Nelson Sauvin, Peacharine, Mosaic, and Mosaic Cryo.
MugiNo way, and it's inspired by a legendary analog delay? That's a music gear beer. I feel like it's echoing before I even take a sip.
Hop BroThe third one, Young Forever, Aged Today, is pretty beautiful too. It's the third-anniversary release follow-up from Teenage Brewing: a 7.0% farmhouse ale with sour cherry, pear, and wine-cask character tying together fruit, acidity, spice, and depth.
MugiHold on, what's a farmhouse ale? Farm-sounding name and suddenly we're talking casks and aging like it showed up wearing a tailored jacket.
Hop BroAt its core it's a rustic, dry ale, then this one layers in fruit and maturation so the flavor layers stay clear. That's what makes the lineup fun: all three go in different directions, but you can still see Teenage Brewing's design sense.
MugiI'm sold. Buy one, drink one there, and end the night with need a pour now written all over my face. This is absolutely a side-by-side tasting mission!
BeerO'clock Bottle Shop at 1-4 Nitta-cho, Chuo Ward, Chiba, works both as a bottle shop and as a beer pub, so guests can either take beer home or drink it on site. In the latest post, the shop announced three new Teenage Brewing releases.
The three beers
- Tokigawa Infusion : Byakudan
Spacey Hazy IPA, 5.5% ABV. This collaboration brings together Bar Ben Fiddich, 黒衣香木香料店, and Teenage Brewing. It is described as a sandalwood-and-watermelon sour IPA, with elderflower and cardamom adding depth, and Nelson Sauvin and Elixir as the hops.
- Memory Man
DDH DIPA, 8.0% ABV. Inspired by the legendary analog delay unit, it leans into dense hop aromas of tropical fruit, citrus, and stone fruit. The hop bill includes Freestyle Nelson Sauvin, Peacharine, Mosaic, and Mosaic Cryo.
- Young Forever, Aged Today
Stainless Aged Farmhouse Ale with sour cherry and pear, 7.0% ABV. It is Teenage Brewing's second 3rd-anniversary beer and the brewery's first barrel-aged farmhouse ale. The beer blends a pear- and hop-led base aged in wine barrels with a saison aged with sour cherry, aiming for a layered but smooth profile.
The lineup spans bright fruit, deep hop character, and mixed-fermentation complexity. For a shop like BeerO'clock Bottle Shop, that range is exactly what makes a guest beer delivery worth a stop: you can compare styles, choose a bottle to take away, or open one right away in the shop.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Chiba just got three new releases from Teenage Brewing. Best part: each one has a different personality, and you can drink them on-site too.
MugiWait, so it's a bottle shop but takeaway and on-site both work? That is dangerous for someone as indecisive as me!
Hop BroExactly. It's in Shindencho, Chuo-ku, and the real move is to open one on the spot. You can grab bottles for home or test-drive one first and spiral into a very happy dilemma.
MugiFirst off, that name goes hard! Tokigawa Infusion : Byakudan has sandalwood and watermelon in an IPA? That is a whole festival schedule of information.
Hop BroYep, it's a collab sour IPA with Bar Ben Fiddich, Kuroi Koboku Koryoten, and Teenage Brewing. It's a Spacey Hazy IPA at 5.5% ABV, and elderflower plus cardamom give it this layered, almost perfume-like aroma.
MugiOkay, but Memory Man says DDH DIPA what now? That sounds like a spell you cast on a refrigerator.
Hop BroDDH DIPA basically means a Double IPA with extra hop overdrive. Memory Man is 8.0% ABV, loaded with tropical fruit, citrus, and stone fruit notes, and built with Nelson Sauvin, Peacharine, Mosaic, and Mosaic Cryo.
MugiNo way, and it's inspired by a legendary analog delay? That's a music gear beer. I feel like it's echoing before I even take a sip.
Hop BroThe third one, Young Forever, Aged Today, is pretty beautiful too. It's the third-anniversary release follow-up from Teenage Brewing: a 7.0% farmhouse ale with sour cherry, pear, and wine-cask character tying together fruit, acidity, spice, and depth.
MugiHold on, what's a farmhouse ale? Farm-sounding name and suddenly we're talking casks and aging like it showed up wearing a tailored jacket.
Hop BroAt its core it's a rustic, dry ale, then this one layers in fruit and maturation so the flavor layers stay clear. That's what makes the lineup fun: all three go in different directions, but you can still see Teenage Brewing's design sense.
MugiI'm sold. Buy one, drink one there, and end the night with need a pour now written all over my face. This is absolutely a side-by-side tasting mission!
