Four New Core Cans from HINO BREWING Have Arrived at Enibrew in Nakamozu, Osaka
The beer pub Enibrew in Nakamozu, Osaka introduced new core cans from HINO BREWING in Shiga. The four beers are a Czech-style lager, coffee stout, pale ale, and Hazy IPA, forming a lineup with clearly distinct personalities.
Hop BroFour new core cans from HINO BREWING in Shiga just came into Enibrew in Nakamozu, Osaka. The cool thing is that the lineup is totally different from lager to Hazy IPA, so it's a lot of fun to compare them.
MugiWhoa, all four are distinct personalities!? With that much range, my brain wouldn't even keep up with the first sip!
Hop BroFirst up is Baka Lager, a Czech Style Lager. It has a floral aroma, simple malt sweetness, and a clean finish that just slips right down. In other words, it's the kind of beer that's seriously good without making a fuss.
MugiMalt sweetness means the gentle sweetness of barley malt, right? It sounds complicated, but basically that means it's the kind you can just keep gulping down!
Hop BroExactly. And next is Kudari Stout. It's a Coffee Stout, but the light body is paired with Nakagawa Wani Coffee's special blend, so even though it's dark, it doesn't feel too heavy.
MugiDark but light, so coffee-infused and still easy to drink!? That sounds like something even a stout beginner like me could handle, nice!
Hop BroThen there's Yareyare Ale, an American Pale Ale. It has crisp bitterness and malt flavor, but it still keeps a proper amount of sweetness, so it's a well-balanced honor student.
MugiSo it's not just bitter! If it still has sweetness, pale ale suddenly feels a lot more approachable.
Hop BroThe last one, Dont Yare IPA, is a Hazy IPA brewed generously with Citra, Mosaic, and Idaho 7. It has citrus aromas, a green freshness, and even peach and mango notes, so it's basically a full fruit market of aromas.
MugiWait, what do you mean by a fruit market!? It sounds like I'd be full just from the aroma before I even drink it!
Hop BroWhat's more, Enibrew has been around for almost 19 years, and it keeps a generous number of reach kegs and stock, opening the next one as soon as a keg kicks. It's a two-minute walk from Nakamozu Station, so if there's a label that interests you, going early is the right move.
MugiHearing that, I'm done for, I want to go right now! Starting with Baka Lager today and finishing with Dont Yare IPA, that's the perfect flow!
The Beers That Arrived
The beer pub Enibrew, near Nakamozu Station in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, announced a fresh arrival from HINO BREWING in Shiga. In the post, the brewery's first "core cans" were introduced as four labels, making for a lineup that lets you enjoy the full range of flavors as they are.
- Baka Lager - Czech Style Lager. It promises a floral aroma, simple malt sweetness, and a crisp, clean finish.
- Kudari Stout - Coffee Stout. A light-bodied, aromatic stout paired with a special blend of coffee from Nakagawa Wani Coffee.
- Yareyare Ale - American Pale Ale. A pale ale designed around a balance of sharp bitterness, malt character, and sweetness.
- Dont Yare IPA - Hazy IPA. Generously brewed with Citra, Mosaic, and Idaho 7, giving it citrus and green, fresh aromas along with notes of peach and mango.
Enibrew is known for keeping plenty of reach kegs and stock on hand, then opening the next keg as soon as one kicks. The post also mentioned that it is "almost 19 years in the beer business," showing how carefully the shop has continued to line up the beers drinkers want over the long run. The shop is a two-minute walk from Nakamozu Station and also accepts reservations by phone. If you spot a label that catches your eye, it's best to go early while the keg is in good shape.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFour new core cans from HINO BREWING in Shiga just came into Enibrew in Nakamozu, Osaka. The cool thing is that the lineup is totally different from lager to Hazy IPA, so it's a lot of fun to compare them.
MugiWhoa, all four are distinct personalities!? With that much range, my brain wouldn't even keep up with the first sip!
Hop BroFirst up is Baka Lager, a Czech Style Lager. It has a floral aroma, simple malt sweetness, and a clean finish that just slips right down. In other words, it's the kind of beer that's seriously good without making a fuss.
MugiMalt sweetness means the gentle sweetness of barley malt, right? It sounds complicated, but basically that means it's the kind you can just keep gulping down!
Hop BroExactly. And next is Kudari Stout. It's a Coffee Stout, but the light body is paired with Nakagawa Wani Coffee's special blend, so even though it's dark, it doesn't feel too heavy.
MugiDark but light, so coffee-infused and still easy to drink!? That sounds like something even a stout beginner like me could handle, nice!
Hop BroThen there's Yareyare Ale, an American Pale Ale. It has crisp bitterness and malt flavor, but it still keeps a proper amount of sweetness, so it's a well-balanced honor student.
MugiSo it's not just bitter! If it still has sweetness, pale ale suddenly feels a lot more approachable.
Hop BroThe last one, Dont Yare IPA, is a Hazy IPA brewed generously with Citra, Mosaic, and Idaho 7. It has citrus aromas, a green freshness, and even peach and mango notes, so it's basically a full fruit market of aromas.
MugiWait, what do you mean by a fruit market!? It sounds like I'd be full just from the aroma before I even drink it!
Hop BroWhat's more, Enibrew has been around for almost 19 years, and it keeps a generous number of reach kegs and stock, opening the next one as soon as a keg kicks. It's a two-minute walk from Nakamozu Station, so if there's a label that interests you, going early is the right move.
MugiHearing that, I'm done for, I want to go right now! Starting with Baka Lager today and finishing with Dont Yare IPA, that's the perfect flow!
