Sanity in Gakugei-Daigaku Starts Selling "Miyazaki Roots 2," NOVORU BREWING's DDH Hazy IPA
At the craft beer specialty shop Sanity in Gakugei-Daigaku, the second collaboration beer from SANITY, naradewa, and NOVORU BREWING, "Miyazaki Roots 2," has gone on sale. This 6% DDH Hazy IPA is characterized by aromas reminiscent of muscat grapes, peach, and lychee, plus a light, easy-drinking finish.
Hop BroToday's topic is the new release that started at Sanity in Gakugei-Daigaku: the second collaboration beer from SANITY, naradewa, and NOVORU BREWING, "Miyazaki Roots 2."
MugiWhoa! Miyazaki Roots 2 already sounds delicious! Is there some deep story behind the "roots"?
Hop BroThis time it's a DDH Hazy IPA, and the hops are dry-hopped in two stages to really bring out the aroma.
MugiWhat? Dry-hopping isn't some ritual where you leave the hops out to dry?
Hop BroNo, that's not it. It's a method of adding hops after fermentation to boost aroma, focusing more on fragrance than bitterness.
MugiAhhh! And muscat and peach? That's not beer anymore, it sounds more like a high-end fruit juice!
Hop BroBut it's not overly sweet, and it's kept to a light 6% finish, so even though it's a Hazy IPA, the nice thing is that it doesn't feel too heavy.
MugiI see, I also saw hop names like Idaho 7 and Citra. When there are so many varieties, how does the flavor change?
Hop BroTo put it simply, they layer citrus and tropical notes together, and can even aim for a juicy lychee-like freshness.
MugiAnd with that shocking pink label, it'll stand out both on the shelf and in your mood! This makes me want to have a pint in Gakugei-Daigaku!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's on sale at three locations, if you're nearby you can drop in right away, and it gives you a good excuse to compare beers too.
MugiI can't hold back anymore, tonight's drink is decided! Let's head out and raise a glass soon!
"Miyazaki Roots 2" Arrives at Sanity in Gakugei-Daigaku
At the craft beer specialty shop "Gakugei-Daigaku Sanity - Sanity," the second collaboration beer from SANITY, bottle shop "naradewa," and NOVORU BREWING, "Miyazaki Roots 2," is being introduced. The post announced that it would be sold at SANITY's three locations in Sangenjaya, Gakugei-Daigaku, and Takanawa Gateway, so it can also be enjoyed at the Gakugei-Daigaku store.
This time's "Miyazaki Roots 2" is a Double Dryhopped Hazy India Pale Ale. It has an alcohol content of 6% and uses Idaho 7, Citra, El Dorado, Riwaka, and Southern Cross hops. The aroma is designed to evoke muscat grapes, peach, and juicy lychee, and while it has the vibrant character typical of a Hazy IPA, it is finished with a light, easy-drinking texture that keeps it from feeling too heavy.
SANITY is known as a beer pub where you can casually enjoy craft beer, and in the Gakugei-Daigaku area of Takaban, Meguro Ward, its appeal lies in the wide range of beers available, from everyday drinks to guest beers. Collaboration beers like this one offer the fun of comparing styles and aromas side by side. Even in today's market, where Hazy IPA remains hugely popular, the fact that it was brewed with the aim of being something you would want to drink again is not something beer lovers should miss.
The label is marked by a shocking pink design that fits the early summer mood well. If you're drinking craft beer at the Gakugei-Daigaku store, this release is the kind that makes choosing a fruity new arrival for your first glass feel just right.
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Hop BroToday's topic is the new release that started at Sanity in Gakugei-Daigaku: the second collaboration beer from SANITY, naradewa, and NOVORU BREWING, "Miyazaki Roots 2."
MugiWhoa! Miyazaki Roots 2 already sounds delicious! Is there some deep story behind the "roots"?
Hop BroThis time it's a DDH Hazy IPA, and the hops are dry-hopped in two stages to really bring out the aroma.
MugiWhat? Dry-hopping isn't some ritual where you leave the hops out to dry?
Hop BroNo, that's not it. It's a method of adding hops after fermentation to boost aroma, focusing more on fragrance than bitterness.
MugiAhhh! And muscat and peach? That's not beer anymore, it sounds more like a high-end fruit juice!
Hop BroBut it's not overly sweet, and it's kept to a light 6% finish, so even though it's a Hazy IPA, the nice thing is that it doesn't feel too heavy.
MugiI see, I also saw hop names like Idaho 7 and Citra. When there are so many varieties, how does the flavor change?
Hop BroTo put it simply, they layer citrus and tropical notes together, and can even aim for a juicy lychee-like freshness.
MugiAnd with that shocking pink label, it'll stand out both on the shelf and in your mood! This makes me want to have a pint in Gakugei-Daigaku!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's on sale at three locations, if you're nearby you can drop in right away, and it gives you a good excuse to compare beers too.
MugiI can't hold back anymore, tonight's drink is decided! Let's head out and raise a glass soon!
