Three New VERTERE Arrivals, Including Hydrangea, at Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
Nippon no Craft Beer reported that Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store announced new VERTERE arrivals in an Instagram post on April 2. In addition to Hydrangea, Magnolia, and Passiflora, the post also announced a restock of the regular IPA.
Hop BroNew VERTERE arrivals have landed at Koguma Sake Shop Main Store near Sendai Station East Exit. They’ve got Hydrangea, Magnolia, and Passiflora, plus a restock of their regular IPA.
MugiWhoa! Three beers all at once? That’s too much for my brain to choose from already!
Hop BroStart with Hydrangea. The appeal is its saison-like lightness. At 6% ABV, it’s a crisp one with yeast-driven spice and aromas like citrus and white grape.
MugiSaison, huh? What even is that! Yeast-derived aromas just came flying at me like an advanced-level term!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s yeast that makes aroma part of the character. It tends to bring out fruity and spicy notes, and Hydrangea is nicely finished dry in that style.
MugiOhhh! Then Magnolia is the punchy one, right? Just hearing DIPA thickness is enough to make me grin.
Hop BroExactly. Magnolia’s key point is that it’s rich without being too heavy. Idaho 7 and El Dorado bring out orange- and pineapple-like aromas, and it’s the kind of beer that drinks almost like juice.
MugiA DIPA that drinks like juice is unfair! Just hearing orange and pineapple makes me want to toss it straight into my basket.
Hop BroAnd Passiflora really delivers on hazy IPA fruitiness. Cascade, Mosaic, and Citra bring passion fruit, mango, and even a smooth mouthfeel from the oats.
MugiWhoa, that’s full-on tropical! Start light with the saison, get richer with the DIPA, then fly off to the tropics with the hazy IPA. That flow is amazing.
Hop BroAnd the best part is that it’s easy to stop by right in the Sendai Station East Exit area. With the regular IPA restock too, you’ve got both a familiar pick and some new faces to line up and enjoy.
MugiThat settles it, a tasting comparison is the way to go! Chasing VERTERE’s three beers at Koguma Sake Shop makes me want to have a drink together today - or honestly, three.
New VERTERE Arrivals at Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
In an Instagram post on April 2, Nippon no Craft Beer’s Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store introduced new VERTERE arrivals from Okutama, Tokyo. While mentioning a "restock of the standard IPA," the post said this time’s lineup includes three beers, including a saison.
The three beers that arrived this time are below.
- Hydrangea / Saison / ABV 6%
- Characterized by yeast-derived spice and aromas reminiscent of citrus and white grape. It is finished with a dry, brisk drinking profile.
- Magnolia / DIPA / ABV 8%
- Brewed with Idaho 7 and El Dorado, it carries aromas evoking orange and pineapple. It is presented as a juice-like beer, with a dense character kept from feeling too heavy.
- Passiflora / Hazy IPA / ABV 7%
- Uses Cascade, Mosaic, and Citra. Tropical aromas reminiscent of passion fruit and mango are layered with a smooth mouthfeel from oats.
Koguma Sake Shop is an easy stop when looking for craft beer in the Sendai Station East Exit area. This VERTERE trio offers a range from the lightness of a saison to the thickness of a DIPA and the fruitiness of a hazy IPA, making it appealing to compare beers from the same brewery. Since a restock of the IPA is also being announced, it is a lineup worth noting when you want to keep the classics on hand while trying something new.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNew VERTERE arrivals have landed at Koguma Sake Shop Main Store near Sendai Station East Exit. They’ve got Hydrangea, Magnolia, and Passiflora, plus a restock of their regular IPA.
MugiWhoa! Three beers all at once? That’s too much for my brain to choose from already!
Hop BroStart with Hydrangea. The appeal is its saison-like lightness. At 6% ABV, it’s a crisp one with yeast-driven spice and aromas like citrus and white grape.
MugiSaison, huh? What even is that! Yeast-derived aromas just came flying at me like an advanced-level term!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s yeast that makes aroma part of the character. It tends to bring out fruity and spicy notes, and Hydrangea is nicely finished dry in that style.
MugiOhhh! Then Magnolia is the punchy one, right? Just hearing DIPA thickness is enough to make me grin.
Hop BroExactly. Magnolia’s key point is that it’s rich without being too heavy. Idaho 7 and El Dorado bring out orange- and pineapple-like aromas, and it’s the kind of beer that drinks almost like juice.
MugiA DIPA that drinks like juice is unfair! Just hearing orange and pineapple makes me want to toss it straight into my basket.
Hop BroAnd Passiflora really delivers on hazy IPA fruitiness. Cascade, Mosaic, and Citra bring passion fruit, mango, and even a smooth mouthfeel from the oats.
MugiWhoa, that’s full-on tropical! Start light with the saison, get richer with the DIPA, then fly off to the tropics with the hazy IPA. That flow is amazing.
Hop BroAnd the best part is that it’s easy to stop by right in the Sendai Station East Exit area. With the regular IPA restock too, you’ve got both a familiar pick and some new faces to line up and enjoy.
MugiThat settles it, a tasting comparison is the way to go! Chasing VERTERE’s three beers at Koguma Sake Shop makes me want to have a drink together today - or honestly, three.
