Kagoya Marche Komae Store Introduces Eight Kagoya Brewery Beers, Including Cha and Hisui
Kagoya Marche Komae Store announced on Instagram that it carries a wide selection of Kagoya Brewery beers. In addition to the newly released 'Cha' on the 22nd, the lineup includes 'Hisui,' 'E.Q.D.,' 'Rakuen Hazy,' and 'Shoten,' as well as the locally developed 'Kakyu,' 'Enyu,' and 'Komaeeru.'
Hop BroToday's topic is Kagoya Marche Komae Store, the beer pub just a 10-second walk from Komae Station. On Instagram, they're showing off Kagoya Brewery's current lineup pretty generously.
MugiWhat, eight kinds are lined up!? If I saw that, I'd probably take three deep breaths at the entrance before ordering!
Hop BroAnd they even have the head brewer's pride and joy, 'Cha,' newly released on the 22nd. Add 'Hisui,' 'E.Q.D.,' 'Rakuen Hazy,' and 'Shoten,' and it becomes a lineup that's fun to look at, almost like a map.
Mugi'Hisui' sounds like a jewel! The name alone feels strong, and I can't picture what it tastes like at all!
Hop Bro'Hisui' is all about a clean finish with hints of mandarin orange and sansho pepper, while 'E.Q.D.' leans rich thanks to oak-barrel aging with Japanese sansho. It's interesting because the aromas stand out, but the drink still moves forward smoothly.
MugiOh, I get it! So 'Rakuen Hazy' is probably all about juiciness, right? Mango and white grapes sound like pure temptation in the fruit section!
Hop BroExactly. It has a strong mango-and-white-grape character, and since there are also local-development brews like 'Kakyu,' 'Enyu,' and 'Komaeeru,' it really gives off a solid Komae-local feel.
MugiWow, I love that limited-edition feel rooted in the local area. It seems like something I'd want as a souvenir, and honestly I'd definitely want one for myself too!
Hop BroAnd because it's attached to a liquor store, the ability to take bottles home is a big plus. You can have a drink in the shop, then bring home whatever label you liked.
MugiNow I really want to drink! If someone says Kagoya in Komae is a must-check spot, I'll be itching to make a detour on the way home today!
Instagram introduced that Kagoya Brewery's beers are abundantly stocked at Kagoya Marche Komae Store in Komae City, Tokyo. The shop is located on the first floor of Odakyu Marche Komae, just a 10-second walk from Komae Station, making it an easy-to-stop-by beer pub right by the station.
The post highlights the head brewer's pride and joy, 'Cha,' newly released on the 22nd, along with 'Hisui,' 'E.Q.D.,' 'Rakuen Hazy,' and 'Shoten.' The flavor descriptions are specific as well: 'Hisui' is noted for a crisp fruitiness reminiscent of mandarin oranges and sansho pepper; 'E.Q.D.' offers a rich taste from oak-barrel aging with Japanese sansho; and 'Rakuen Hazy' is characterized by juiciness reminiscent of mango and white grapes.
Also on the lineup are 'Kakyu' and 'Enyu,' developed together with Komae residents, as well as 'Komaeeru,' made with Komae's specialty edamame, giving the selection a strong sense of local connection. It stands out not only for the sheer number of items, but also for its rooted-in-the-community limited releases and labels that make good gifts.
Kagoya Marche Komae Store is a shop attached to a liquor retailer that carries not only beer but also sake, shochu, and more. You can enjoy a glass of craft beer there, and then take home a bottle that catches your eye on the way out. For anyone wanting to check Kagoya Brewery's current lineup in Komae, it's an easy place to stop by.
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Hop BroToday's topic is Kagoya Marche Komae Store, the beer pub just a 10-second walk from Komae Station. On Instagram, they're showing off Kagoya Brewery's current lineup pretty generously.
MugiWhat, eight kinds are lined up!? If I saw that, I'd probably take three deep breaths at the entrance before ordering!
Hop BroAnd they even have the head brewer's pride and joy, 'Cha,' newly released on the 22nd. Add 'Hisui,' 'E.Q.D.,' 'Rakuen Hazy,' and 'Shoten,' and it becomes a lineup that's fun to look at, almost like a map.
Mugi'Hisui' sounds like a jewel! The name alone feels strong, and I can't picture what it tastes like at all!
Hop Bro'Hisui' is all about a clean finish with hints of mandarin orange and sansho pepper, while 'E.Q.D.' leans rich thanks to oak-barrel aging with Japanese sansho. It's interesting because the aromas stand out, but the drink still moves forward smoothly.
MugiOh, I get it! So 'Rakuen Hazy' is probably all about juiciness, right? Mango and white grapes sound like pure temptation in the fruit section!
Hop BroExactly. It has a strong mango-and-white-grape character, and since there are also local-development brews like 'Kakyu,' 'Enyu,' and 'Komaeeru,' it really gives off a solid Komae-local feel.
MugiWow, I love that limited-edition feel rooted in the local area. It seems like something I'd want as a souvenir, and honestly I'd definitely want one for myself too!
Hop BroAnd because it's attached to a liquor store, the ability to take bottles home is a big plus. You can have a drink in the shop, then bring home whatever label you liked.
MugiNow I really want to drink! If someone says Kagoya in Komae is a must-check spot, I'll be itching to make a detour on the way home today!
