A New Pale Ale on Tap at TDM 1874 Brewery, Using Mosaic & Simcoe
The tap list has been updated at TDM 1874 Brewery in Tokichiba-cho, Midori Ward, Yokohama City, and a new Pale Ale has been added. Built on a classic malt character and layered with the spiciness of rye malt plus the hop aroma of Mosaic and Simcoe, it is an easy-drinking pint.
Hop BroAt TDM 1874 Brewery in Yokohama, a new Pale Ale has been tapped. When the tap list shifts, I can't help getting a little restless like a shop owner.
MugiWhoa, just hearing Pale Ale makes me want a drink! But is a new tap really something that exciting?
Hop BroIt is. And this one is built on a classic malt character. It's a classic approach, but with depth, layering hop aroma on top.
MugiI get the malt part, but what is rye malt? Does it taste like bread? Or like barley tea?
Hop BroGood question. Rye malt gives it a slightly dry, spicy edge. It keeps the flavor from feeling heavy and gives it a crisp finish.
MugiOh, I see! So the star of the aroma is the hops. Mosaic and Simcoe sound strong just from the names!
Hop BroExactly. With Mosaic and Simcoe, you get a bright citrus aroma that floats up nicely. There's a citrus-peel kind of fragrance, and the beer still goes down easily.
MugiAnd it's solidly easy to drink too? That's the best. It works as a first beer, and it can also go with food as a second one!
Hop BroSince TDM 1874 Brewery is a brewpub, the good thing is that you can enjoy it fresh on site. Pair it with a Cuban sandwich or fish and chips, and you've got a pretty happy situation.
MugiWow, if it's a limited-quantity pint, we'd better hurry! Let's stop by TDM 1874 Brewery today and start with a pint!
At the brewpub TDM 1874 Brewery in Tokichiba-cho, Midori Ward, Yokohama City, the tap list has changed. An Instagram post announced that a new Pale Ale has been hooked up.
This Pale Ale is designed as a beer that starts with classic malt flavor at its core, while bringing the hop aroma forward. A small amount of rye malt adds a dry, spicy nuance, and Mosaic and Simcoe highlight an aroma reminiscent of bright citrus peel. It has a solid flavor, yet remains easy to drink, making it a good fit as a first beer of the day or for pairing with food as a second or later round. Quantities are limited, so anyone interested should check it out soon.
TDM 1874 Brewery is a brewpub where you can enjoy the brewery's own beer on site. The food lineup also includes items that pair well with beer, such as Cuban sandwiches, fish and chips, and assorted sausages, making it easy to enjoy the updated taps alongside a meal. In the atmosphere of a brewery, it is the kind of place for anyone who wants to slowly savor a fresh, just-made pint.
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Hop BroAt TDM 1874 Brewery in Yokohama, a new Pale Ale has been tapped. When the tap list shifts, I can't help getting a little restless like a shop owner.
MugiWhoa, just hearing Pale Ale makes me want a drink! But is a new tap really something that exciting?
Hop BroIt is. And this one is built on a classic malt character. It's a classic approach, but with depth, layering hop aroma on top.
MugiI get the malt part, but what is rye malt? Does it taste like bread? Or like barley tea?
Hop BroGood question. Rye malt gives it a slightly dry, spicy edge. It keeps the flavor from feeling heavy and gives it a crisp finish.
MugiOh, I see! So the star of the aroma is the hops. Mosaic and Simcoe sound strong just from the names!
Hop BroExactly. With Mosaic and Simcoe, you get a bright citrus aroma that floats up nicely. There's a citrus-peel kind of fragrance, and the beer still goes down easily.
MugiAnd it's solidly easy to drink too? That's the best. It works as a first beer, and it can also go with food as a second one!
Hop BroSince TDM 1874 Brewery is a brewpub, the good thing is that you can enjoy it fresh on site. Pair it with a Cuban sandwich or fish and chips, and you've got a pretty happy situation.
MugiWow, if it's a limited-quantity pint, we'd better hurry! Let's stop by TDM 1874 Brewery today and start with a pint!
