AMAKUSA SONAR BEER's AMASCH is on tap at WITCH CRAFT Market
At the beer pub WITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, AMAKUSA SONAR BEER's AMASCH is being served on tap. It is introduced as a beer crafted in Amakusa, using memories of Kölsch encountered on a trip to Germany as a guide.
Hop BroToday I'm talking about how AMAKUSA SONAR BEER's AMASCH is now on tap at WITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto Prefecture.
MugiWhoa! Just the name sounds stylish! What exactly is AMASCH?
Hop BroIt's a beer inspired by Kölsch, the style popular in Cologne, Germany, and reconstructed in Amakusa.
MugiKölsch? Here we go with another tricky one! What is Kölsch?
Hop BroPut simply, it's a German beer that's light and easy to keep drinking. AMASCH layers a crisp, easy-drinking character with fruity aromas.
MugiOhh! So it goes down smoothly but still has aroma? A clean finish is the best!
Hop BroExactly. And the liquid is a transparent gold, so it already looks like something you want to drink.
MugiWhat is that! If it's golden, it's already a win! But what do you mean it changes expression with temperature?
Hop BroWhen it's cold, it's sharp and crisp, but as it warms, pear-like brightness comes out. In other words, the pear notes come forward.
MugiWow, the more you drink it, the more fun it sounds! And if it's tap only, it feels like something you'd want to seek out at a bar!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's a glass distilled from memories of a trip through Germany and poured into Kumamoto and Amakusa, this is a beer with real value when you drink it at a beer bar.
MugiJust hearing that makes my throat react! I want to toast right now, so let's go have a drink of AMASCH!
AMASCH is now on tap
At the beer pub WITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kikuchi District, Kumamoto Prefecture, AMAKUSA SONAR BEER's AMASCH is being served on tap. In the post, it is described as a beer that reconstructs Kölsch in Amakusa, starting from memories of “beer rooted in its local land” encountered on a trip through Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium last July.
AMASCH is a beer inspired by Kölsch, the style beloved in Cologne, Germany. A fruity aroma layers over a clear golden liquid, and the mouthfeel is light and crisp. It is designed with a clean finish that does not linger, aiming for a drinkability that makes you want glass after glass. As the temperature rises, floral notes and pear-like character come forward, adding to the enjoyment of drinking it over time.
The post also introduces the impression of the Kölsch tasted at Päffgen's brewpub in Cologne. The atmosphere felt in Germany has been distilled into brewing in Kumamoto's Amakusa, and this time it is available only on tap. A guest beer that can only be enjoyed at a beer bar, it is one that beer lovers will want to pay attention to.
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Hop BroToday I'm talking about how AMAKUSA SONAR BEER's AMASCH is now on tap at WITCH CRAFT Market in Ozu Town, Kumamoto Prefecture.
MugiWhoa! Just the name sounds stylish! What exactly is AMASCH?
Hop BroIt's a beer inspired by Kölsch, the style popular in Cologne, Germany, and reconstructed in Amakusa.
MugiKölsch? Here we go with another tricky one! What is Kölsch?
Hop BroPut simply, it's a German beer that's light and easy to keep drinking. AMASCH layers a crisp, easy-drinking character with fruity aromas.
MugiOhh! So it goes down smoothly but still has aroma? A clean finish is the best!
Hop BroExactly. And the liquid is a transparent gold, so it already looks like something you want to drink.
MugiWhat is that! If it's golden, it's already a win! But what do you mean it changes expression with temperature?
Hop BroWhen it's cold, it's sharp and crisp, but as it warms, pear-like brightness comes out. In other words, the pear notes come forward.
MugiWow, the more you drink it, the more fun it sounds! And if it's tap only, it feels like something you'd want to seek out at a bar!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's a glass distilled from memories of a trip through Germany and poured into Kumamoto and Amakusa, this is a beer with real value when you drink it at a beer bar.
MugiJust hearing that makes my throat react! I want to toast right now, so let's go have a drink of AMASCH!
