Brewmin' Sogawa taps Minoh Beer’s "Nice Bitter"; 8 taps on pour
The beer pub Brewmin' Sogawa in Toyama City’s Sogawa district updated its tap list on March 30. The newest addition is Minoh Beer’s "Nice Bitter." With eight taps on offer, including house brews, the lineup spans everything from bitter to sour to IPA styles.
Hop BroAt Brewmin' Sogawa in Toyama City’s Sogawa district, Minoh Beer’s Nice Bitter has been tapped. Today’s lineup has eight taps going, and it’s a really strong selection.
MugiWait, you mean 8 taps on pour? With that many, I’d be stuck in the shop trying to decide what to drink first!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. This time the lineup is built around house brews, with IPA-leaning beers, sours, and lagers, so it’s ideal for side-by-side tasting.
MugiBut it says Bitter / 3.5%. Does bitter mean it’s really bitter? And is 3.5% weak?
Hop BroGood question. Here, Bitter is the style name for an English-style beer, and its strengths are a soft mouthfeel and a calm, balanced flavor. 3.5% is light enough that you can keep going glass after glass.
MugiSo instead of something flashy and loud, it’s the kind of beer that’s subtly tasty. That feels kind of grown-up!
Hop BroExactly. And Brewmin' Sogawa has such a strong house-brew personality that when a guest beer like Nice Bitter is added, the whole character of the shop opens up even more.
MugiI’m also curious about the names! But the other taps, like Monstaaaz P and Nectaron de Soru, sound so quirky that I can’t help laughing!
Hop BroRight? There’s also the sour The Rumor of Sour, plus fruit-forward beers and a way to reset your palate with Ginsyari Lager. In the middle of Sogawa, it’s a lineup you can really have fun with.
MugiOkay, I want to start with Nice Bitter, then move to a sour, and finish with a lager! I’m fully in the mood to go drinking tonight!
Hop BroThat’s settled then. The best way to drink is to take it one glass at a time in a relaxed beer pub. Let’s raise a quiet toast in Sogawa tonight.
A "NEW today" post from the beer pub Brewmin' Sogawa in Toyama City’s Sogawa district announced Minoh Beer’s "Nice Bitter." The post also noted that the brewery will celebrate an anniversary in April at its Himi main location, and that the taps in the shop are moving with the seasonal transition.
"Nice Bitter" is introduced as a Bitter with 3.5% ABV. It is not the kind of beer that tries to stand out with flash; instead, it offers a calm color and a soft mouthfeel, making it a beer you want to sip slowly. It is a tap release suited to people looking for a gradually developing flavor, not just light drinkability.
That day’s tap list featured eight beers in total. Centered on Brewmin' house brews, the lineup included fruit-forward beers, sours, and lagers.
- ❶ BREWMIN' "Monstaaaz P"
- ❷ BREWMIN' "Nectaron de Soru"
- ❸ BREWMIN' "The Rumor of Sour"
- ❹ Minoh Beer "Nice Bitter"
- ❺ Gahaha Beer "CROSS POINT XPA"
- ❻ BREWMIN' "Mad de Kyun Juicy"
- ❼ BREWMIN' "Is this a one-sided love? mix fruits ver"
- ❽ BREWMIN' "Ginsyari Lager"
One attraction is being able to compare the brewery’s distinctive house beers with a guest beer right in the middle of Sogawa. Whether you want to enjoy IPA-like aromatics or reset your palate with a sour or a lager, the lineup has something for a wide range of tastes. In a calm beer pub, there is pleasure in checking each beer one by one while seeing how it is drinking that day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Brewmin' Sogawa in Toyama City’s Sogawa district, Minoh Beer’s Nice Bitter has been tapped. Today’s lineup has eight taps going, and it’s a really strong selection.
MugiWait, you mean 8 taps on pour? With that many, I’d be stuck in the shop trying to decide what to drink first!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. This time the lineup is built around house brews, with IPA-leaning beers, sours, and lagers, so it’s ideal for side-by-side tasting.
MugiBut it says Bitter / 3.5%. Does bitter mean it’s really bitter? And is 3.5% weak?
Hop BroGood question. Here, Bitter is the style name for an English-style beer, and its strengths are a soft mouthfeel and a calm, balanced flavor. 3.5% is light enough that you can keep going glass after glass.
MugiSo instead of something flashy and loud, it’s the kind of beer that’s subtly tasty. That feels kind of grown-up!
Hop BroExactly. And Brewmin' Sogawa has such a strong house-brew personality that when a guest beer like Nice Bitter is added, the whole character of the shop opens up even more.
MugiI’m also curious about the names! But the other taps, like Monstaaaz P and Nectaron de Soru, sound so quirky that I can’t help laughing!
Hop BroRight? There’s also the sour The Rumor of Sour, plus fruit-forward beers and a way to reset your palate with Ginsyari Lager. In the middle of Sogawa, it’s a lineup you can really have fun with.
MugiOkay, I want to start with Nice Bitter, then move to a sour, and finish with a lager! I’m fully in the mood to go drinking tonight!
Hop BroThat’s settled then. The best way to drink is to take it one glass at a time in a relaxed beer pub. Let’s raise a quiet toast in Sogawa tonight.
