Danky Beer Store receives four new beers from Double Vision Brewing
Danky Beer Store, a beer pub in Sakae, Nagoya, has announced a new shipment from Double Vision Brewing in New Zealand. The Instagram post shows four cans in the lineup: Dreamsicle, Kai Juice, Monarch, and Fire Horse, while the caption also points to a broader mix that includes cola sour and smoothie-style beers.
Hop BroDanky Beer Store in Nagoya just got four fresh Double Vision cans in from New Zealand, and this drop has serious range.
MugiWait, from Dreamsicle to Fire Horse all at once? Those names sound like a beer festival and a boss battle.
Hop BroThat range is the fun part. Dreamsicle is a Tropical Smoothie Sour, Kai Juice is a fresh-hop Hazy IPA, and Monarch plus Fire Horse go big on hazy triple IPA energy.
MugiHold on, a smoothie sour is real? Did breakfast and beer just crash into each other?
Hop BroPretty much. It's built around fruit-heavy body and tartness, with dessert-like tang that makes Dreamsicle feel like orange cream in beer form.
MugiWhoa, okay. Then what does fresh hop mean here? Like the hops are basically farm-to-glass?
Hop BroThat's actually close. Using just-harvested hops can push out super vivid aromatics, so Kai Juice should feel juicy and extra seasonal at the same time.
MugiNow I'm curious, but Hazy Triple NZ IPA sounds dangerously strong. Monarch feels like it should have entrance music.
Hop BroIt kind of does. Triple IPA usually means more body and more intensity, and NZ hops can bring tropical fruit punch that keeps the whole thing bright instead of heavy.
MugiAnd then Fire Horse shows up too, so the style spread is wild. Juicy, tart, thick, boozy... that's a whole mood board.
MugiI already have an order plan. I want to go to Sakae now and start with Dreamsicle, then jump over to Kai Juice.
Hop BroFair. I'm going all the way through to Fire Horse, because I want all four pours and that Double Vision lineup sounds too good to leave untouched.
Nagoya’s Danky Beer Store introduced a fresh arrival from Double Vision Brewing on Instagram. The caption says the lineup spans bold hazies, cola sour, and smoothie-style beers, making it clear this is a mixed drop rather than a single-style release.
The cans visible in the photo are:
- Dreamsicle - Tropical Smoothie Sour: a smoothie sour with orange-cream character.
- Kai Juice - Fresh Hop 2 of 3: a fresh hop Hazy IPA.
- Monarch - Hazy Triple NZ IPA - Fresh Hop 3 of 3: a fresh hop hazy triple built around New Zealand hops.
- Fire Horse - Hazy Triple IPA: a fuller, stronger hazy triple.
Double Vision Brewing is known for leaning into hazy IPAs, fruit-forward sours, and seasonal hop releases, and this arrival reflects that range well. For beer drinkers, the appeal here is the contrast: juicy haze, bright fresh hop character, and sweeter, tangier smoothie-like expressions all appear in one drop. In a beer pub setting like Danky Beer Store, that kind of spread is especially attractive because it invites side-by-side tasting rather than just a single pint.
For anyone looking for guest beers in the Sakae area, this is the sort of rotation that makes a stop worthwhile. If you like hazies, Kai Juice and Monarch are the most obvious targets; if you prefer something softer and fruitier, Dreamsicle stands out immediately.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDanky Beer Store in Nagoya just got four fresh Double Vision cans in from New Zealand, and this drop has serious range.
MugiWait, from Dreamsicle to Fire Horse all at once? Those names sound like a beer festival and a boss battle.
Hop BroThat range is the fun part. Dreamsicle is a Tropical Smoothie Sour, Kai Juice is a fresh-hop Hazy IPA, and Monarch plus Fire Horse go big on hazy triple IPA energy.
MugiHold on, a smoothie sour is real? Did breakfast and beer just crash into each other?
Hop BroPretty much. It's built around fruit-heavy body and tartness, with dessert-like tang that makes Dreamsicle feel like orange cream in beer form.
MugiWhoa, okay. Then what does fresh hop mean here? Like the hops are basically farm-to-glass?
Hop BroThat's actually close. Using just-harvested hops can push out super vivid aromatics, so Kai Juice should feel juicy and extra seasonal at the same time.
MugiNow I'm curious, but Hazy Triple NZ IPA sounds dangerously strong. Monarch feels like it should have entrance music.
Hop BroIt kind of does. Triple IPA usually means more body and more intensity, and NZ hops can bring tropical fruit punch that keeps the whole thing bright instead of heavy.
MugiAnd then Fire Horse shows up too, so the style spread is wild. Juicy, tart, thick, boozy... that's a whole mood board.
MugiI already have an order plan. I want to go to Sakae now and start with Dreamsicle, then jump over to Kai Juice.
Hop BroFair. I'm going all the way through to Fire Horse, because I want all four pours and that Double Vision lineup sounds too good to leave untouched.
