GROUNDTAP BREWERY Releases Four New Beers, Including AKAMOGURA
GROUNDTAP BREWERY in Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture, has announced information on four new releases. The lineup includes the collaboration beer with Big Hand Bros, "AKAMOGURA," along with the Hazy IPAs "TARUMONJI" and "TSUTSUJI," plus "SHAKUNAGE."
Hop BroGROUNDTAP BREWERY's four new beers in Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture are a really interesting lineup. `AKAMOGURA`, `TARUMONJI`, `TSUTSUJI`, and `SHAKUNAGE` all suggest a direction where the aroma stands out without making the drinking experience too heavy.
MugiWhoa! They're releasing four new beers at once? The names already sound so stylish, and now I can't even decide which one to try first!
Hop BroThe first thing to note is that `AKAMOGURA` is a collaboration with Big Hand Bros. It's a red ale, with toasted malt character and a calm, rounded depth taking center stage.
MugiA red ale means, like, a red beer? It sounds so rich just from the look that I'm already a little intimidated!
Hop BroBasically, it's a beer where the malt is roasted a bit more firmly to bring out toasted character and depth. It tends to have a reddish hue, but many are not too bitter and are easy to drink.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m also curious about `TARUMONJI`'s Hazy IPA! Lychee and peach already sound delicious just from the aroma!
Hop Bro`TARUMONJI` is exactly that kind of beer. It layers lychee and peach aromas with the softness from oats. And because it leans toward a light medium body, the crisp finish is what makes it really well done.
MugiWhat! Oat softness changes beer that much? That's basically a drinking cushion!
Hop BroThat's not far off. It rounds out the mouthfeel and helps support the juicy character that defines a Hazy IPA. `TSUTSUJI` is also a Hazy IPA, and since it's listed at 7.0%, it's one IPA fans won't want to miss.
Mugi`TSUTSUJI` and `SHAKUNAGE` side by side feels like a plant-name duo that's easy to remember! And the fact that they share the same look and aroma gives it such a nice sense of style.
Hop BroExactly. GROUNDTAP BREWERY values a balanced beer that doesn't tire you out, drawing on the land and water of Saijo. The charm is that it focuses not just on flash, but on making a flavor you want to keep coming back to.
MugiIf I see these on tap, there's no way I'm walking away! A side-by-side aroma tasting and starting with `AKAMOGURA`, then moving on to the Hazy IPAs... yep, that's definitely a night out waiting to happen!
GROUNDTAP BREWERY, based in Iyo-Saijo in Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture, has shared release information for four new beers. The lineup this time consists of `AKAMOGURA`, `SHAKUNAGE`, `TARUMONJI`, and `TSUTSUJI`. All of them suggest the brewery's familiar direction: aroma that stands out without making the drinking experience too heavy.
- `AKAMOGURA` is a collaboration with `Big Hand Bros`. It is presented as a red ale, and is a beer suited to those who want to enjoy toasted malt character and a calm, rounded depth.
- `TARUMONJI` is a Hazy IPA. Aromas reminiscent of lychee, tropical fruit, and peach are layered with the soft sweetness derived from oats. It has a light-leaning medium body, and the finish is kept crisp and clean.
- `TSUTSUJI` is also a Hazy IPA, with sales information listing it at 7.0%. It is an attention-grabbing beer for IPA fans, hinting at a cloudy, juicy drinking experience.
- `SHAKUNAGE` also appears as one of this batch's new releases. With two plant-named beers side by side, the lineup has a sense of consistency in both aroma and visual impression.
GROUNDTAP BREWERY is known as a brewery that makes beers that are easy to drink without getting tiring, drawing on the land and water of Saijo. Rather than chasing flashy specs, its appeal lies in the balance that makes you want another glass. This four-beer release ranges from red ale to Hazy IPA, while maintaining a clear flavor identity throughout. If you see them on tap, it's a release that makes you want to compare the different aroma styles side by side.
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Hop BroGROUNDTAP BREWERY's four new beers in Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture are a really interesting lineup. `AKAMOGURA`, `TARUMONJI`, `TSUTSUJI`, and `SHAKUNAGE` all suggest a direction where the aroma stands out without making the drinking experience too heavy.
MugiWhoa! They're releasing four new beers at once? The names already sound so stylish, and now I can't even decide which one to try first!
Hop BroThe first thing to note is that `AKAMOGURA` is a collaboration with Big Hand Bros. It's a red ale, with toasted malt character and a calm, rounded depth taking center stage.
MugiA red ale means, like, a red beer? It sounds so rich just from the look that I'm already a little intimidated!
Hop BroBasically, it's a beer where the malt is roasted a bit more firmly to bring out toasted character and depth. It tends to have a reddish hue, but many are not too bitter and are easy to drink.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m also curious about `TARUMONJI`'s Hazy IPA! Lychee and peach already sound delicious just from the aroma!
Hop Bro`TARUMONJI` is exactly that kind of beer. It layers lychee and peach aromas with the softness from oats. And because it leans toward a light medium body, the crisp finish is what makes it really well done.
MugiWhat! Oat softness changes beer that much? That's basically a drinking cushion!
Hop BroThat's not far off. It rounds out the mouthfeel and helps support the juicy character that defines a Hazy IPA. `TSUTSUJI` is also a Hazy IPA, and since it's listed at 7.0%, it's one IPA fans won't want to miss.
Mugi`TSUTSUJI` and `SHAKUNAGE` side by side feels like a plant-name duo that's easy to remember! And the fact that they share the same look and aroma gives it such a nice sense of style.
Hop BroExactly. GROUNDTAP BREWERY values a balanced beer that doesn't tire you out, drawing on the land and water of Saijo. The charm is that it focuses not just on flash, but on making a flavor you want to keep coming back to.
MugiIf I see these on tap, there's no way I'm walking away! A side-by-side aroma tasting and starting with `AKAMOGURA`, then moving on to the Hazy IPAs... yep, that's definitely a night out waiting to happen!
