BrewBeast's "Hungers Mark" Arrives at Bar So-ma, the Underground Beer Bar in Tobu Nerima
Bar So-ma in Tobu Nerima has a new arrival: the IPA "Hungers Mark" from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery. It’s a beer that balances juiciness and drinkability, and you can enjoy it at the small beer pub in the basement of the Kitamachi shopping street.
Hop BroBar So-ma in Tobu Nerima has a new arrival from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery. It's called Hungers Mark, and IPA fans won't want to miss this one.
MugiWait, there’s something like that in Tobu Nerima!? An underground beer bar sounds like a secret base. I’m excited!
Hop BroExactly. The shop is a small bar in the Kitamachi shopping street, and it calls itself a Petit Beer Bar. The nice part is that you can relax and drink craft beer from all over Japan without feeling stiff about it.
MugiBut IPAs can sometimes be the kind that make you frown because of the super-hoppy punch, right? Is it easy to drink for someone like me too...?
Hop BroThis Hungers Mark is all about juicy fruit-like character and a smooth, easygoing mouthfeel. Even though it's an IPA, it's not too heavy, and it has enough aroma and presence while still being approachable.
MugiI see, if it's juicy and easy to drink, maybe I can handle it! But when I hear hops, my brain already starts picturing a grassy field shaking!
Hop BroThat should be fine. The hop expression definitely comes through, but it doesn't seem to be designed with harsh edges. So the aroma is bold, but the mouthfeel stays smooth, making it suitable even as an IPA introduction.
MugiWhoa, and Bar So-ma has no cover charge, so you can just pop in! I love how low the barrier is for trying a new beer!
Hop BroThey also have food like sausage platters, eisbein, and daily specials, which makes them easy to pair with beer. With this seasonal pour, you can take your time and enjoy it in the quiet basement space.
MugiAlright, I’ve decided. My first drink in Tobu Nerima is going to be Hungers Mark! After that I want to order some sausage and look for the right answer to IPA!
Hop BroNice. Then today, let's slowly open BrewBeast's new arrival in this quiet underground space. It's encounters like this that make craft beer impossible to give up.
At Bar So-ma (Bar Soma) in Tobu Nerima, Hungers Mark from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery has newly been added. It is being introduced as an IPA, and is presented as a beer that combines fruit-like juiciness with an easy-drinking finish that keeps the glass moving.
Bar So-ma is a small underground bar located in the Kitamachi shopping street, about a 3-minute walk from Tobu Nerima Station. Founded by a beer lover, it serves craft beer from all over Japan, and the shop describes itself as a "Petit Beer Bar." It does not have the scale of a big beer bar, but it still has a strong commitment to beer. That balance is what gives the place its character.
Inside, the bar offers seasonal beers that change every month, and the food menu is built to pair well with beer, including sausage platters, eisbein, daily specials, and soup. There is no cover charge, which also makes it easy to drop in casually and try a new beer.
This Hungers Mark is a beer for anyone who wants to enjoy the expressive hop character of craft beer. If you like IPAs, this is a new arrival you’ll want to savor in Bar So-ma’s quiet space. If you are looking for a first-drink candidate around Tobu Nerima, this is an arrival worth checking out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBar So-ma in Tobu Nerima has a new arrival from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery. It's called Hungers Mark, and IPA fans won't want to miss this one.
MugiWait, there’s something like that in Tobu Nerima!? An underground beer bar sounds like a secret base. I’m excited!
Hop BroExactly. The shop is a small bar in the Kitamachi shopping street, and it calls itself a Petit Beer Bar. The nice part is that you can relax and drink craft beer from all over Japan without feeling stiff about it.
MugiBut IPAs can sometimes be the kind that make you frown because of the super-hoppy punch, right? Is it easy to drink for someone like me too...?
Hop BroThis Hungers Mark is all about juicy fruit-like character and a smooth, easygoing mouthfeel. Even though it's an IPA, it's not too heavy, and it has enough aroma and presence while still being approachable.
MugiI see, if it's juicy and easy to drink, maybe I can handle it! But when I hear hops, my brain already starts picturing a grassy field shaking!
Hop BroThat should be fine. The hop expression definitely comes through, but it doesn't seem to be designed with harsh edges. So the aroma is bold, but the mouthfeel stays smooth, making it suitable even as an IPA introduction.
MugiWhoa, and Bar So-ma has no cover charge, so you can just pop in! I love how low the barrier is for trying a new beer!
Hop BroThey also have food like sausage platters, eisbein, and daily specials, which makes them easy to pair with beer. With this seasonal pour, you can take your time and enjoy it in the quiet basement space.
MugiAlright, I’ve decided. My first drink in Tobu Nerima is going to be Hungers Mark! After that I want to order some sausage and look for the right answer to IPA!
Hop BroNice. Then today, let's slowly open BrewBeast's new arrival in this quiet underground space. It's encounters like this that make craft beer impossible to give up.
