FIVE TREES Gakugei-daigaku Announces GOHONGI ALE, UNITE and un
FIVE TREES Gakugei-daigaku in Meguro shared a new product update for its house beers. GOHONGI has been reborn as Gohongi Ale, an American pale ale at 6% ABV, while un is listed as a 4.0% session IPA.
Hop BroFIVE TREES in Gakugei-daigaku just dropped three new releases, and GOHONGI has been reborn as Gohongi Ale.
MugiWhat! GOHONGI evolved? With a new name too? That is a full-on beer glow-up!
Hop BroYep, it is now GOHONGI ALE, a 6% American Pale Ale. Same malt and hops, but they reworked the ratios, aroma timing, and even the yeast.
MugiWait, aroma timing? What is that? You just turned this into a brewery strategy meeting!
Hop BroBasically, it is when the hops go in. That changes whether you get more bitterness or a softer aroma. Change the yeast too, and you can make it bold while still feeling light.
MugiOhhh, bold but light sounds like the kind of person who can carry kegs and still dance home.
Hop BroAnd the online store also has un in a 3-pack. That one is a Session IPA, 4.0% ABV, 330ml, with a soft aroma, crisp carbonation, a clean finish, and a hint of sweetness.
MugiNo way, Session IPA already sounds stylish. So this is the kind you can keep sipping while chatting?
Hop BroThat is pretty much it. It is presented as a beer for conversation, and with FT labels Vo.2 UNITE in the lineup too, you can really feel how FIVE TREES wants to be a gathering place.
MugiI love that, a local gathering beer. A place tied to music, fashion, greenery, and art sounds like something you want to drink the atmosphere of too.
Hop BroThen the move is cheers with Gohongi Ale first, then un to keep the conversation rolling. I kind of want to head to FIVE TREES right now.
MugiAgreed! Tonight's beer plan is locked in. GOHONGI ALE, un, and even UNITE all sound tempting, so yeah, we need to go drink these!
FIVE TREES Gakugei-daigaku, a microbrewery pub in Meguro, posted a new product update titled “New Product Information ②.” The post says GOHONGI, originally developed as a flagship beer, has been reborn as Gohongi Ale. The malt and hops stay the same, but the recipe, aroma additions, and yeast choice were adjusted to balance strength and lightness. The result is an American pale ale at 6% ABV.
The online store currently lists `GOHONGI ALE (ゴホンギエール)`, `FT labels Vo.2 (UNITE)`, and `un (アン)`. Among them, `un` is described as a session IPA with 4.0% ABV and a 330 ml package. Its profile is described as bright and airy on the nose, crisp in carbonation, and dry with a subtle sweetness on the finish.
FIVE TREES aims to be a place where locals can gather, meet, and talk over beer. The brewery’s broader identity also connects with music, fashion, greenery, and art, which gives the lineup a distinctly neighborhood-oriented feel rather than a generic taproom vibe. This update fits that character well: small-batch, locally rooted, and focused on beers built for everyday drinking.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFIVE TREES in Gakugei-daigaku just dropped three new releases, and GOHONGI has been reborn as Gohongi Ale.
MugiWhat! GOHONGI evolved? With a new name too? That is a full-on beer glow-up!
Hop BroYep, it is now GOHONGI ALE, a 6% American Pale Ale. Same malt and hops, but they reworked the ratios, aroma timing, and even the yeast.
MugiWait, aroma timing? What is that? You just turned this into a brewery strategy meeting!
Hop BroBasically, it is when the hops go in. That changes whether you get more bitterness or a softer aroma. Change the yeast too, and you can make it bold while still feeling light.
MugiOhhh, bold but light sounds like the kind of person who can carry kegs and still dance home.
Hop BroAnd the online store also has un in a 3-pack. That one is a Session IPA, 4.0% ABV, 330ml, with a soft aroma, crisp carbonation, a clean finish, and a hint of sweetness.
MugiNo way, Session IPA already sounds stylish. So this is the kind you can keep sipping while chatting?
Hop BroThat is pretty much it. It is presented as a beer for conversation, and with FT labels Vo.2 UNITE in the lineup too, you can really feel how FIVE TREES wants to be a gathering place.
MugiI love that, a local gathering beer. A place tied to music, fashion, greenery, and art sounds like something you want to drink the atmosphere of too.
Hop BroThen the move is cheers with Gohongi Ale first, then un to keep the conversation rolling. I kind of want to head to FIVE TREES right now.
MugiAgreed! Tonight's beer plan is locked in. GOHONGI ALE, un, and even UNITE all sound tempting, so yeah, we need to go drink these!
