Craft Beer Shop Triangle Gets Four Standard Cans from HINO BREWING
Craft Beer Shop Triangle in Hyogo Ward, Kobe City, introduced four standard canned beers from HINO BREWING, which it also serves on draft. The post highlights the characteristics of Yare Yare Ale, Bacara Lager, Kudari Stout, and Don't Yare IPA.
Hop BroFour standard cans from HINO BREWING have arrived at Craft Beer Shop Triangle in Hyogo Ward, Kobe City. It’s a place where you can also drink them on draft, but this time the nice part is being able to take them home in cans.
MugiWhat! Four standard cans all at once!? I’ve got happy trouble deciding which one to drink first!
Hop BroStart with Yare Yare Ale. It’s an American Pale Ale with a soft hop aroma, a light body, and solid bitterness, at 5.5% and IBU 40.
MugiIBU, what’s that!? Is it some kind of bitterness scale? Does a bigger number mean your mouth gets all puckery?
Hop BroYeah, basically it’s a measure of bitterness. Yare Yare Ale has plenty of drinkability, but it isn’t too heavy, so it’s perfect as a first beer.
MugiThen next is Bacara Lager! Lagers feel crisp and clean, but if it also has malt flavor and sweetness, it sounds like a total rice thief!
Hop BroExactly. Its strength is that it’s easy to pair with food. True to its Czech Lager style, it isn’t flashy, but it’s genuinely tasty. It’s the kind of beer that goes well with fried chicken or gyoza.
MugiWow, Kudari Stout sounds interesting too! And with that special blend from Nakagawa Wani Coffee, my brain can’t tell whether this is beer or coffee!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part: it’s a Coffee Stout with a clear coffee character. Since it’s light-bodied, it isn’t too heavy, and at 5.5% it works well as a final drink too.
MugiThe last one has to be Don't Yare IPA! Just the name Hazy IPA sounds stylish, and I want to slowly chase that citrusy hop aroma!
Hop BroExactly. The citrusy hop aroma comes through softly, and it’s nice because it drinks so smoothly. It makes sense that anyone who had it on draft would want to have it again in cans.
MugiStopping by Minatogawa and taking home a core beer you'd want to drink again sounds amazing! I want to go through Yare Yare Ale one by one, and Hop-nii, drink with me too!
At Craft Beer Shop Triangle in Minatogawa, Hyogo Ward, Kobe City, four standard canned beers from HINO BREWING were introduced. Triangle is a beer pub that also serves draft beer, making it an easy place to enjoy everything from an everyday pint to a tasting comparison. In this post, the brewery's core lineup is presented as a set of "great-value cans."
Beers Featured
- Yare Yare Ale: American Pale Ale. 5.5%, IBU 40. A beer with a soft hop aroma and a light body paired with firm bitterness.
- Bacara Lager: Czech Lager. 5.5%, IBU 23. A classic lager with rich malt flavor and sweetness, making it easy to pair with food.
- Kudari Stout: Coffee Stout. 5.5%, IBU 29. A light-bodied stout with a coffee character, using a special blend from Nakagawa Wani Coffee.
- Don't Yare IPA: Hazy IPA. 6.0%, IBU 33. A hazy IPA with citrusy hop aroma and a light, easy-drinking finish.
If You Drink It at Triangle
For people who already enjoy HINO BREWING on draft, these cans offer the appeal of taking home a "core beer you'd want to drink again." Yare Yare Ale works well as a first drink, Bacara Lager pairs nicely with food, Kudari Stout suits the final drink of the night, and Don't Yare IPA is ideal when you want to slowly enjoy the hop aroma. It is an easy place to stop by when you want to casually try craft beer in the Minatogawa area.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFour standard cans from HINO BREWING have arrived at Craft Beer Shop Triangle in Hyogo Ward, Kobe City. It’s a place where you can also drink them on draft, but this time the nice part is being able to take them home in cans.
MugiWhat! Four standard cans all at once!? I’ve got happy trouble deciding which one to drink first!
Hop BroStart with Yare Yare Ale. It’s an American Pale Ale with a soft hop aroma, a light body, and solid bitterness, at 5.5% and IBU 40.
MugiIBU, what’s that!? Is it some kind of bitterness scale? Does a bigger number mean your mouth gets all puckery?
Hop BroYeah, basically it’s a measure of bitterness. Yare Yare Ale has plenty of drinkability, but it isn’t too heavy, so it’s perfect as a first beer.
MugiThen next is Bacara Lager! Lagers feel crisp and clean, but if it also has malt flavor and sweetness, it sounds like a total rice thief!
Hop BroExactly. Its strength is that it’s easy to pair with food. True to its Czech Lager style, it isn’t flashy, but it’s genuinely tasty. It’s the kind of beer that goes well with fried chicken or gyoza.
MugiWow, Kudari Stout sounds interesting too! And with that special blend from Nakagawa Wani Coffee, my brain can’t tell whether this is beer or coffee!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part: it’s a Coffee Stout with a clear coffee character. Since it’s light-bodied, it isn’t too heavy, and at 5.5% it works well as a final drink too.
MugiThe last one has to be Don't Yare IPA! Just the name Hazy IPA sounds stylish, and I want to slowly chase that citrusy hop aroma!
Hop BroExactly. The citrusy hop aroma comes through softly, and it’s nice because it drinks so smoothly. It makes sense that anyone who had it on draft would want to have it again in cans.
MugiStopping by Minatogawa and taking home a core beer you'd want to drink again sounds amazing! I want to go through Yare Yare Ale one by one, and Hop-nii, drink with me too!
