Derailleur Brew Works Releases German Pilsner "Mori"
Derailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari Ward announced on Instagram the release of its German Pilsner "Mori (Pilnsner)." It is being presented as a faithful, back-to-basics beer brewed with 100% Hallertau Mittelfrueh and finished through long, cold maturation.
Hop BroDerailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari has released its German Pilsner "Mori". Unlike their usual edgy names, this one is pretty straightforward.
MugiWait, Derailleur always makes me think of playful beer names. And now suddenly it's "Mori"? It's so quiet that it makes me even more curious!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. The style is German Pils, with 5% alcohol, IBU 14, and SRM 3, so it's built to be crisp and clean. It has bitterness, but the balance keeps it from feeling heavy.
MugiIBU and SRM sound like mystery spell numbers! It suddenly feels all scientific, and my brain has frozen up!
Hop BroSimply put, IBU is a guide to bitterness, and SRM is a measure of color. So this beer has a pale golden color, and even its appearance tells you it will be light and brisk.
MugiOhh! And it uses 100% Hallertau Mittelfrueh for the hops, so the attention to detail is really direct. Just the name makes me feel like I'm in a forest!
Hop BroExactly, and it's finished with long, cold maturation, which creates that lager-like sharp finish. The clean, no-frills approach of not adding or taking anything away is great.
MugiLong, cold maturation sounds like a tiny sleeping-in-the-fridge training camp! But I guess that's what gives it that crisp snap when you drink it.
Hop BroFrom the glass, it gives off an elegant floral aroma, and once it hits your mouth, a clean, sharp bitterness runs straight through. In other words, it's designed to be easy to keep drinking.
MugiA classic pilsner from Derailleur Brew Works? The contrast is amazing! A Nishinari brewery putting out something this orthodox makes me want to drink it so badly!
Hop BroRight? Tonight I want this faithful-to-the-basics beer to be my first drink. Mugi-chan, shall we start with something light?
MugiYeah, I'm totally in that mood too! I want to quietly and deliciously toast tonight with Mori Pilsner!
Derailleur Brew Works (Nishinari Ward, Osaka City) announced on Instagram the release of its new product, "Mori (Pilnsner)." In the post, it was introduced as a release starting today at 11:00 a.m.
The beer's style is German Pils. Its alcohol content is 5%, IBU is 14, and SRM is 3. The ingredients are malt (made in Germany), hops, and carbon dioxide. It is said to have been finished using 100% Hallertau Mittelfrueh and a long, low-temperature maturation process.
The description emphasizes that no gimmicky special methods were used, and that the beer takes a faithful, back-to-basics approach with nothing added and nothing taken away. From the glass, an elegant floral aroma rises, and on the palate it is designed to deliver a clean, sharp bitterness that cuts straight through. It has been crafted as an everyday pilsner that prioritizes drinkability over flashiness.
Derailleur Brew Works is a Nishinari-based brewery that began brewing in 2018. So far, it has released many beers with playful names and art direction, including "Nishinari Riot Ale" and "Shinsekai Neuromancer." This time, however, "Mori" is a straight-ahead lager-style beer that is a little different from that image. A key point of interest will be how a brewery known for strong individuality presents a classic pilsner.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDerailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari has released its German Pilsner "Mori". Unlike their usual edgy names, this one is pretty straightforward.
MugiWait, Derailleur always makes me think of playful beer names. And now suddenly it's "Mori"? It's so quiet that it makes me even more curious!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. The style is German Pils, with 5% alcohol, IBU 14, and SRM 3, so it's built to be crisp and clean. It has bitterness, but the balance keeps it from feeling heavy.
MugiIBU and SRM sound like mystery spell numbers! It suddenly feels all scientific, and my brain has frozen up!
Hop BroSimply put, IBU is a guide to bitterness, and SRM is a measure of color. So this beer has a pale golden color, and even its appearance tells you it will be light and brisk.
MugiOhh! And it uses 100% Hallertau Mittelfrueh for the hops, so the attention to detail is really direct. Just the name makes me feel like I'm in a forest!
Hop BroExactly, and it's finished with long, cold maturation, which creates that lager-like sharp finish. The clean, no-frills approach of not adding or taking anything away is great.
MugiLong, cold maturation sounds like a tiny sleeping-in-the-fridge training camp! But I guess that's what gives it that crisp snap when you drink it.
Hop BroFrom the glass, it gives off an elegant floral aroma, and once it hits your mouth, a clean, sharp bitterness runs straight through. In other words, it's designed to be easy to keep drinking.
MugiA classic pilsner from Derailleur Brew Works? The contrast is amazing! A Nishinari brewery putting out something this orthodox makes me want to drink it so badly!
Hop BroRight? Tonight I want this faithful-to-the-basics beer to be my first drink. Mugi-chan, shall we start with something light?
MugiYeah, I'm totally in that mood too! I want to quietly and deliciously toast tonight with Mori Pilsner!
