Natural Roots Studio to Release "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE" on April 5
Natural Roots Studio (Repubrew) in Mishima, Shizuoka, announced on Instagram that it will release a new product, "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE." The release date is April 5. Carrying on the CAMPai HAZY lineage, it appears to lean toward a lighter, easier-drinking style.
Hop BroFrom Natural Roots Studio (Repubrew) in Mishima, Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE is going on sale on April 5. Just the name alone makes it feel like something you want to toast with outdoors.
MugiWhat, a new CAMPai HAZY release!? If I drank that at a campsite, I'd probably get so hyped I'd start talking to the campfire!
Hop BroAnd Natural Roots Studio is Repubrew's second factory, where they make beer using Fuji-Hakone system natural water and solar power. It's impressive how they really carry the character of the land into the flavor.
MugiWow, but PALE ALE even though it's HAZY? Which is it? Just the name alone has so much information that my brain is floating!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it's designed to be easy to drink. It wants the aroma of a hazy beer, but not the heaviness - that's the sweet spot.
MugiOkay... but the recipe says Pilsner and Oats - what is that!? It looks like a stylish spell!
Hop BroThe base malts are Pilsner, Pale Ale, Maris Otter, Wheat, and Oats, which build the malt backbone and mouthfeel. Then they layer in hops like Talus and Citra to make the aroma bright and vivid.
MugiWhoa, just the hop names sound powerful! But with ABV 5.0%, it seems really approachable, right?
Hop BroExactly, and with IBU 8.8, the bitterness is pretty gentle too. Even just from the numbers, you can tell it's not a hardcore bitter beer but one that goes down easily.
MugiWith that collaboration with Izu no Nushi Fishing behind it, it feels like an outdoor-friendly beer. If I drank it by a campsite or next to a bonfire, I'd probably look up at the sky and nod deeply!
Hop BroYeah, it will appeal to CAMPai HAZY fans, and it's also perfect for anyone looking for a not-too-heavy hazy. Once April 5 gets here, I want the two of us to open one and toast properly.
MugiAgreed! Hearing it's a new release from Mishima already has my throat doing warm-up exercises on its own. I can't wait for the release date!
Natural Roots Studio (Repubrew), based in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, will release a new beer, "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE," on April 5. Natural Roots Studio is known as Repubrew's second factory, where beer and distilled spirits are made using solar power and natural water from the Fuji-Hakone system.
This new release is seen as following the stream of "CAMPai HAZY," which has developed through a collaboration with Izu no Nushi Fishing. In a Repubrew column, the series was described as being built around the theme of "outdoor play," with a bright aroma, a light mouthfeel, and a clean finish. That design philosophy, suited to camping and time around the fire, also carries through to this new release.
According to the publicly available recipe information, the base malts are Pilsner, Pale Ale, Maris Otter, Wheat, and Oats, and the hops used are Talus, Loral, Simcoe, Mosaic, and Citra. With an ABV of 5.0% and an IBU of 8.8, the numbers suggest a hazy beer that is relatively easy to drink. The fact that it includes "PALE ALE" in its name also suggests a beer aimed at being approachable for everyday drinking or drinking outdoors, while still offering a full aroma.
For fans of CAMPai HAZY, this is a release worth watching as a new interpretation of the series. It should also catch the attention of anyone looking for a hazy beer that is not too heavy, as a new release from Mishima.
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Hop BroFrom Natural Roots Studio (Repubrew) in Mishima, Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE is going on sale on April 5. Just the name alone makes it feel like something you want to toast with outdoors.
MugiWhat, a new CAMPai HAZY release!? If I drank that at a campsite, I'd probably get so hyped I'd start talking to the campfire!
Hop BroAnd Natural Roots Studio is Repubrew's second factory, where they make beer using Fuji-Hakone system natural water and solar power. It's impressive how they really carry the character of the land into the flavor.
MugiWow, but PALE ALE even though it's HAZY? Which is it? Just the name alone has so much information that my brain is floating!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it's designed to be easy to drink. It wants the aroma of a hazy beer, but not the heaviness - that's the sweet spot.
MugiOkay... but the recipe says Pilsner and Oats - what is that!? It looks like a stylish spell!
Hop BroThe base malts are Pilsner, Pale Ale, Maris Otter, Wheat, and Oats, which build the malt backbone and mouthfeel. Then they layer in hops like Talus and Citra to make the aroma bright and vivid.
MugiWhoa, just the hop names sound powerful! But with ABV 5.0%, it seems really approachable, right?
Hop BroExactly, and with IBU 8.8, the bitterness is pretty gentle too. Even just from the numbers, you can tell it's not a hardcore bitter beer but one that goes down easily.
MugiWith that collaboration with Izu no Nushi Fishing behind it, it feels like an outdoor-friendly beer. If I drank it by a campsite or next to a bonfire, I'd probably look up at the sky and nod deeply!
Hop BroYeah, it will appeal to CAMPai HAZY fans, and it's also perfect for anyone looking for a not-too-heavy hazy. Once April 5 gets here, I want the two of us to open one and toast properly.
MugiAgreed! Hearing it's a new release from Mishima already has my throat doing warm-up exercises on its own. I can't wait for the release date!
