Three Guest Beers from Ise Kadoya Beer Appear at SIBLINGS in Kikuna, Yokohama
The beer pub SIBLINGS in Kikuna, Kohoku Ward, Yokohama City, introduced three guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer on Instagram. The lineup features Nikukyū IPA, Neko ni Hiki, and Another Cut, offering a tasting experience for IPA fans.
Hop BroThree guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer have arrived at the beer pub SIBLINGS in Kikuna. It makes tasting IPAs a lot more fun, with Nikukyū IPA, Neko ni Hiki, and Another Cut all on the menu.
MugiWait, even the names alone are fun! Neko ni Hiki sounds like it is trying to win people over just by being cute.
Hop BroBehind that cuteness, Nikukyū IPA is a West Coast IPA with ABV 6.0%. It's a crisp beer with sharp bitterness and a clear hop profile.
MugiSharp bitterness? What is that even supposed to mean! And "clear hop profile" makes beer sound like an art class!
Hop BroIt means the bitterness does not blur out, but comes through cleanly. When the hop character is distinct, you get that instant feeling of, "Oh, here it comes."
MugiI see! So what is Neko ni Hiki like? A Hazy Double IPA already sounds hazy and strong, which is exciting!
Hop BroExactly. At ABV 8.0%, it is the kind of beer that makes you imagine a juicy mouthfeel and a solid, satisfying body. Hazy styles are appealing because of that soft texture that comes from the haze.
MugiWait, being hazy makes it softer? The appearance and the inside are basically reversed. Beer really is interesting!
Hop BroAnd Another Cut is a Hazy IPA at ABV 6.5%. The balance of aroma and drinkability is strong, and among the three it feels like the most approachable entry point.
MugiSIBLINGS is run by sisters and their mother, right? With that warm atmosphere, this has to be amazing with home-style food!
Hop BroAnd you can even see a 29th anniversary label on Nikukyū IPA, which really shows the connection to Ise Kadoya Beer. If you are in Kikuna facing these three, you will not be able to stop at just one drink.
MugiWow, that is dangerous! As my drink candidate for tonight, I want to taste them starting with Nikukyū IPA!
Hop BroI agree. I would start with the West Coast IPA to check the sharpness, then take a detour into the Hazy beers. It is the kind of night where you end up saying, just one more, and spending a long, relaxed time at SIBLINGS.
Three Ise Kadoya Beers Arrive at SIBLINGS
The beer pub "SIBLINGS" in Kikuna, Kohoku Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa, announced guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer on Instagram. The post confirms three varieties: `Nikukyū IPA`, `Neko ni Hiki`, and `Another Cut`. All three are IPA-style beers, forming a lineup that lets drinkers compare different expressions of the style.
`Nikukyū IPA` is a West Coast IPA with ABV 6.0%. It is a beer for those who want to enjoy sharp bitterness and well-defined hop character. `Neko ni Hiki` is a Hazy Double IPA with ABV 8.0%. You can expect a juicy, hazy mouthfeel and a substantial drinking experience. `Another Cut` is a Hazy IPA with ABV 6.5%. Among the three, it offers a relatively approachable balance and can be seen as a composition that aims to combine aroma and drinkability.
SIBLINGS is located in the Ikenohata Shopping Street, not far from Myorenji Station, and its appeal lies in the warm atmosphere created by sisters and their mother running the shop. It has an easygoing feel that suits either a casual drink at the counter or settling in with food. The pairing of craft beer with dishes that evoke home-style cooking is part of the charm of this place.
In this post, a 29th anniversary label for `Nikukyū IPA` is also visible, conveying the connection with Ise Kadoya Beer. Centered on IPA, this update featuring three beers with distinct personalities is hard to miss for anyone looking for beer around the Kikuna area.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThree guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer have arrived at the beer pub SIBLINGS in Kikuna. It makes tasting IPAs a lot more fun, with Nikukyū IPA, Neko ni Hiki, and Another Cut all on the menu.
MugiWait, even the names alone are fun! Neko ni Hiki sounds like it is trying to win people over just by being cute.
Hop BroBehind that cuteness, Nikukyū IPA is a West Coast IPA with ABV 6.0%. It's a crisp beer with sharp bitterness and a clear hop profile.
MugiSharp bitterness? What is that even supposed to mean! And "clear hop profile" makes beer sound like an art class!
Hop BroIt means the bitterness does not blur out, but comes through cleanly. When the hop character is distinct, you get that instant feeling of, "Oh, here it comes."
MugiI see! So what is Neko ni Hiki like? A Hazy Double IPA already sounds hazy and strong, which is exciting!
Hop BroExactly. At ABV 8.0%, it is the kind of beer that makes you imagine a juicy mouthfeel and a solid, satisfying body. Hazy styles are appealing because of that soft texture that comes from the haze.
MugiWait, being hazy makes it softer? The appearance and the inside are basically reversed. Beer really is interesting!
Hop BroAnd Another Cut is a Hazy IPA at ABV 6.5%. The balance of aroma and drinkability is strong, and among the three it feels like the most approachable entry point.
MugiSIBLINGS is run by sisters and their mother, right? With that warm atmosphere, this has to be amazing with home-style food!
Hop BroAnd you can even see a 29th anniversary label on Nikukyū IPA, which really shows the connection to Ise Kadoya Beer. If you are in Kikuna facing these three, you will not be able to stop at just one drink.
MugiWow, that is dangerous! As my drink candidate for tonight, I want to taste them starting with Nikukyū IPA!
Hop BroI agree. I would start with the West Coast IPA to check the sharpness, then take a detour into the Hazy beers. It is the kind of night where you end up saying, just one more, and spending a long, relaxed time at SIBLINGS.
