FARMENTRY's Four Cans Arrive at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop
An Instagram post from BeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Chiba City’s Chuo Ward introduced four canned beers from FARMENTRY. From a milky ale and New Zealand pilsner to an ESB and an IPA, the lineup shows a wide range of flavors.
Hop BroToday, I found these interesting four FARMENTRY cans at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Nittamachi, Chuo Ward, Chiba City.
MugiWhat! A lineup of four kinds all at once? You can compare them all at the same time?
Hop BroExactly. They had Milky Ale NIGO, New Zealand Pilsner NZP, Extra Special Bitter STANDARD, and No.03 YAYOI IPA JUICY together, and the differences in style really stood out.
MugiWhat is that! Does milky ale mean it has milk in it?
Hop BroThat is an easy misunderstanding, but it is a style that aims for a milky mouthfeel, giving an impression of sweetness and softness.
MugiOh! So the flavor notes on NZP like Muscat / Crisp / Herbal are hints for what it will taste like before drinking it?
Hop BroExactly. New Zealand pilsner has a noticeable white-grape-like character and herbal notes, and even though it is light, it still has a distinct personality.
MugiWhen I hear ESB, it suddenly sounds kind of bitter, but seeing Caramelic / Malty makes it sound delicious!
Hop BroESB puts the malt flavor in the spotlight, with a gentle biscuit-like character and caramel notes, so its appeal is in its calm, understated deliciousness rather than flashiness.
MugiThen the IPA must be the punchy one! Mango / Pineapple makes it sound like the produce section!
Hop BroRight. No.03 YAYOI IPA JUICY is fun because of its hop aroma, and the best part is that it aims for a tropical finish too.
MugiIf they were lined up at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop, being able to choose by mood would be the best! I’d want pilsner today and IPA tomorrow!
Hop BroExactly. The lineup itself conveys the fun of tasting side by side, and this is the kind of setup that makes both of us unable to stop wanting beer.
BeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Nittamachi, Chuo Ward, Chiba City, posted a photo on Instagram showing four FARMENTRY canned beers lined up. As an in-store lineup, it clearly highlights the differences between styles.
The beers visible in the photo are `Milky Ale NIGO`, `New Zealand Pilsner NZP`, `Extra Special Bitter STANDARD`, and `No.03 YAYOI IPA JUICY`. All four come from the same brewery, and the lineup makes it easy to compare beers with very different personalities, from a milky ale to a pilsner, an ESB, and an IPA. The labels also include flavor hints such as "Muscat / Crisp / Herbal" for NZP, "Caramelic / Malty" for ESB, and "Mango / Pineapple / Stonefruits" for YAYOI IPA, making the tasting experience easy to imagine.
BeerO'clock Bottle Shop is a beer pub located on the first floor of Esawa Building at 1-4 Nittamachi, Chuo Ward, Chiba City. For people who follow craft beer regularly, being able to check a range of different styles together in one store is appealing. From a crisp pilsner to a malt-forward ESB and an IPA with a pronounced hop character, this is a post that lets you choose according to your mood.
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Hop BroToday, I found these interesting four FARMENTRY cans at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop in Nittamachi, Chuo Ward, Chiba City.
MugiWhat! A lineup of four kinds all at once? You can compare them all at the same time?
Hop BroExactly. They had Milky Ale NIGO, New Zealand Pilsner NZP, Extra Special Bitter STANDARD, and No.03 YAYOI IPA JUICY together, and the differences in style really stood out.
MugiWhat is that! Does milky ale mean it has milk in it?
Hop BroThat is an easy misunderstanding, but it is a style that aims for a milky mouthfeel, giving an impression of sweetness and softness.
MugiOh! So the flavor notes on NZP like Muscat / Crisp / Herbal are hints for what it will taste like before drinking it?
Hop BroExactly. New Zealand pilsner has a noticeable white-grape-like character and herbal notes, and even though it is light, it still has a distinct personality.
MugiWhen I hear ESB, it suddenly sounds kind of bitter, but seeing Caramelic / Malty makes it sound delicious!
Hop BroESB puts the malt flavor in the spotlight, with a gentle biscuit-like character and caramel notes, so its appeal is in its calm, understated deliciousness rather than flashiness.
MugiThen the IPA must be the punchy one! Mango / Pineapple makes it sound like the produce section!
Hop BroRight. No.03 YAYOI IPA JUICY is fun because of its hop aroma, and the best part is that it aims for a tropical finish too.
MugiIf they were lined up at BeerO'clock Bottle Shop, being able to choose by mood would be the best! I’d want pilsner today and IPA tomorrow!
Hop BroExactly. The lineup itself conveys the fun of tasting side by side, and this is the kind of setup that makes both of us unable to stop wanting beer.
