One Guest Beer Keg Replaced at Moyamoya Base in Sapporo
Moyamoya Base, a beer pub in Sapporo’s Minami 2-jo Higashi district, has refreshed its guest-beer lineup with a keg change. The posted selection includes beers from Hokkaido, Aichi, and Osaka, ranging from crisp and grape-like aromas to tropical, dry bitterness.
Hop BroMoyamoya Base in Sapporo has swapped one guest keg. Now there are distinct pours from Hokkaido, Aichi, and Osaka.
MugiWhoa! Does one new keg mean a whole new beer world? Who are the newcomers?
Hop BroFirst, Aichi’s “Expansionphobia” is 5.0% ABV, with white-grape-like brightness, a crisp finish, and green, fresh nuances.
MugiCrisp like potato chips? And “green nuances”? Did this beer turn into a lawn?
Hop BroA lawn beer would be ambitious! Crisp means light and clean on the finish; green means a fresh leafy aroma.
MugiI see! White grapes and young leaves sounds like a sunny-day walk. What about the Osaka beer?
Hop BroOsaka’s “Danube Hyper Doll” is 6.5% ABV, offering tropical aroma and dry bitterness—fragrant, but sharply finished.
MugiDry bitterness means bitter but not sweet? That’s aroma and snap together—quite the double act!
Hop BroExactly. It does not leave much sweetness behind, and the bitterness ends cleanly. Tropical on the nose, sharp at the finish: a 6.5% sipper.
MugiTropical, then sharp—what a landing! And the Hokkaido one has a strong malt aroma, right?
Hop BroRight! The 5.0% Hokkaido beer has toasty malt and a touch of sweetness. Malt is brewed grain, bringing a bread-like toasted note.
MugiGrapey, tropical-and-dry, and toasty-malty… I want a three-beer flight! The taps change, so let’s check the latest list and head to Moyamoya Base!
Moyamoya Base, a beer pub located in Minami 2-jo Higashi 1-chome in Sapporo, has announced a one-keg change to its guest-beer lineup. The current selection includes beers from Hokkaido, Aichi, and Osaka.
One of the identifiable beers is Expansionphobia from Aichi. Listed at 5.0% ABV, it is described as crisp, with an elegant white-grape-like aroma and fresh green notes. It should appeal to drinkers looking for a bright and aromatic pour.
From Osaka, Danube Hyperdoll is listed at 6.5% ABV. Its profile highlights tropical aromas, clean bitterness, and a dry finish, making it a suitable choice for guests who enjoy expressive hop character with a sharp finish.
The lineup also includes a 5.0% ABV beer from Hokkaido, described as having a pronounced malt aroma and a slight sweetness. It offers a malt-forward alternative to the brighter and more hop-driven options.
Moyamoya Base is known for rotating craft-beer taps in central Sapporo. Because the lineup can change with each keg replacement, visitors should check the pub’s official social media or current tap list before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMoyamoya Base in Sapporo has swapped one guest keg. Now there are distinct pours from Hokkaido, Aichi, and Osaka.
MugiWhoa! Does one new keg mean a whole new beer world? Who are the newcomers?
Hop BroFirst, Aichi’s “Expansionphobia” is 5.0% ABV, with white-grape-like brightness, a crisp finish, and green, fresh nuances.
MugiCrisp like potato chips? And “green nuances”? Did this beer turn into a lawn?
Hop BroA lawn beer would be ambitious! Crisp means light and clean on the finish; green means a fresh leafy aroma.
MugiI see! White grapes and young leaves sounds like a sunny-day walk. What about the Osaka beer?
Hop BroOsaka’s “Danube Hyper Doll” is 6.5% ABV, offering tropical aroma and dry bitterness—fragrant, but sharply finished.
MugiDry bitterness means bitter but not sweet? That’s aroma and snap together—quite the double act!
Hop BroExactly. It does not leave much sweetness behind, and the bitterness ends cleanly. Tropical on the nose, sharp at the finish: a 6.5% sipper.
MugiTropical, then sharp—what a landing! And the Hokkaido one has a strong malt aroma, right?
Hop BroRight! The 5.0% Hokkaido beer has toasty malt and a touch of sweetness. Malt is brewed grain, bringing a bread-like toasted note.
MugiGrapey, tropical-and-dry, and toasty-malty… I want a three-beer flight! The taps change, so let’s check the latest list and head to Moyamoya Base!
