Inabiya Begins Serving a Guest Beer: a Stronger Version of Minoh Beer’s “Osaru IPA”
The brewpub Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer, in Inage Ward, Chiba City, has updated its guest beer lineup. It is now introducing a stronger version based on Minoh Beer’s “Osaru IPA.”
Hop BroThe Inage brewpub Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer has brought in a stronger guest beer based on Minoh Beer’s “Osaru IPA,” right?
MugiWhat! A stronger version of Osaru IPA? The name already sounds powerful! Did the monkey start working out?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a solid IPA style, with enough alcohol to really give you something to chew on. The bitterness stands out too, but it’s not just strong for the sake of being strong.
MugiBitter but easy to drink? So it’s one of those beers that you can drink smoothly and then suddenly feel the alcohol later? That sounds kind of dangerously delicious.
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting: the color is pale, and the aroma is a calming American hop scent. It looks light, but it’s actually substantial inside.
MugiOhhh! An American hop aroma sounds like something citrusy, right? I can already imagine my excitement jumping the moment I bring it close to my nose!
Hop BroYeah, and Inabiya has the advantage of on-site brewing, so the freshness is high. It’s a brewery and restaurant that opened in July 2023, and as a community-rooted brewpub, it’s really dependable.
MugiBeing between the stations is convenient too. If it’s just a five-minute walk, it’s easy to swing by! And with beer tastings too, that’s way too much temptation.
Hop BroAnd this time, it’s a guest lineup change that should also hit Minoh Beer fans right in the heart. People who love the regular Osaru IPA will probably grin at this slightly stronger version.
MugiJust reading about it makes me want a drink! Today I want to go soak up that IPA heft and pick up some of that grown-up composure myself!
At Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer Brewery in Inage Ward, Chiba City, the guest beer lineup has been refreshed. This time, a stronger version based on Minoh Beer’s standard IPA, “Osaru IPA,” has appeared.
In a post, the beer was introduced as having “a satisfying alcohol strength and bitterness.” Its color was described as “my favorite pale color,” while its aroma was described as “a soothing American hop aroma.” It is presented as something you can drink smoothly, but one that really starts to hit later, suggesting the satisfying heft typical of an IPA.
Inabiya is a brewery and restaurant that opened in July 2023, located about a five-minute walk from Inage-Higashi Go-Sa Crossing, between JR Inage Station and Keisei Inage Station. Because brewing takes place inside the shop, it can serve fresh beer without any transportation in between. It is well-liked as a community-based brewpub, offering beers brewed with local ingredients and three-beer comparison tastings.
This guest-beer swap adds a beer to the lineup that lets you clearly feel the hop aroma and bitterness. It seems like an appealing change not only for Minoh Beer fans, but also for anyone who wants to drink an IPA with a little more punch.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Inage brewpub Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer has brought in a stronger guest beer based on Minoh Beer’s “Osaru IPA,” right?
MugiWhat! A stronger version of Osaru IPA? The name already sounds powerful! Did the monkey start working out?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a solid IPA style, with enough alcohol to really give you something to chew on. The bitterness stands out too, but it’s not just strong for the sake of being strong.
MugiBitter but easy to drink? So it’s one of those beers that you can drink smoothly and then suddenly feel the alcohol later? That sounds kind of dangerously delicious.
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting: the color is pale, and the aroma is a calming American hop scent. It looks light, but it’s actually substantial inside.
MugiOhhh! An American hop aroma sounds like something citrusy, right? I can already imagine my excitement jumping the moment I bring it close to my nose!
Hop BroYeah, and Inabiya has the advantage of on-site brewing, so the freshness is high. It’s a brewery and restaurant that opened in July 2023, and as a community-rooted brewpub, it’s really dependable.
MugiBeing between the stations is convenient too. If it’s just a five-minute walk, it’s easy to swing by! And with beer tastings too, that’s way too much temptation.
Hop BroAnd this time, it’s a guest lineup change that should also hit Minoh Beer fans right in the heart. People who love the regular Osaru IPA will probably grin at this slightly stronger version.
MugiJust reading about it makes me want a drink! Today I want to go soak up that IPA heft and pick up some of that grown-up composure myself!
