Three Gorenger Collaboration Cans Line Up at DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Red, Pink, and Yellow
DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Matsuyama introduced three canned beers created in collaboration with Gorenger. The lineup features Akarenjā's Red Spark, Momorenjā's Pink Bomb, and Kirenjā's Yellow Transceiver, reflecting the character of a shop where clothing and beer coexist.
Hop BroDD4D in Matsuyama has these collaboration cans lined up with Gorenger, and they are seriously hot. Since it started as a select shop and also has a brewery, what stands out first is that clothes and beer share the same space.
MugiWait, a clothing store that also has beer!? That's way too much information. My brain can't keep up the moment I walk in!
Hop BroThis time, there are three canned beers lined up: Red Spark, Pink Bomb, and Yellow Transceiver. What makes me grin is how each one expresses Akarenjā, Momorenjā, and Kirenjā through flavor.
MugiRed Spark is a Red IPA, right? It already sounds strong just from the name, but what kind of taste does it have?
Hop BroIt has grapefruit aroma and pine-like hop character, plus malt sweetness and richness on top. The bitterness gives it a solid backbone, so it really captures that hero-like feel.
MugiHold on, what does malt richness even mean!? I get that it sounds tasty, but that's still fuzzy!
Hop BroIt means the sweetness and fullness that come from the malt. And Pink Bomb is a sour ale, using hibiscus, salt, and coriander to make acidity the star, so it's tart-sweet and lively.
MugiThey even put in salt!? It's basically food disguised as beer, and just imagining it makes my mouth pucker!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. And Yellow Transceiver is a Hazy IPA, with layered aromas like citrus, coconut, berries, and white grapes, so it drinks juicy and bright.
MugiWhoa, these are three different worlds! Red is bitterness, pink is acidity, and yellow is tropical. Just lining them up makes it feel like a tasting session is about to start!
Hop BroExactly. DD4D's cross-genre sensibility comes through in the flavor too. Today, I want to stand in front of these three and seriously think about which one to open first.
MugiI've already decided! I want to go red first, in order, and finish with yellow! But pink is tempting too, so in the end it's the kind of set that makes you want to drink them all!
The DD4D BREWING & CLOTHING STORE in Chifune-cho, Matsuyama, released a post showcasing its Gorenger collaboration beers. DD4D started out as a select shop and is known as a brewpub with an in-house brewery. True to a store where clothing and beer share the same space, the lineup stands out for pairing visual impact with serious drinking appeal.
Three beers confirmed in the post
- Red Spark
A Red IPA inspired by Akarenjā. Classic hops bring grapefruit and pine-like aromas, layered with malt sweetness and richness for a beer with a clearly defined structure.
- Pink Bomb
A sour ale inspired by Momorenjā. Made with hibiscus, salt, and coriander, it puts acidity in the spotlight, with a tart-sweet, lively character.
- Yellow Transceiver
A Hazy IPA inspired by Kirenjā. Aromas reminiscent of citrus, coconut, berries, and white grapes rise from the glass, delivering a juicy, bright drinking experience.
The key point here is that the three beers differ sharply in direction: the red has firm bitterness, the pink has acidity, and the yellow leans tropical. DD4D's cross-genre sensibility comes through clearly in the flavors as well. It was a post that lets you enjoy both the fun of choosing a beer and the atmosphere of the store at the same time.
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Hop BroDD4D in Matsuyama has these collaboration cans lined up with Gorenger, and they are seriously hot. Since it started as a select shop and also has a brewery, what stands out first is that clothes and beer share the same space.
MugiWait, a clothing store that also has beer!? That's way too much information. My brain can't keep up the moment I walk in!
Hop BroThis time, there are three canned beers lined up: Red Spark, Pink Bomb, and Yellow Transceiver. What makes me grin is how each one expresses Akarenjā, Momorenjā, and Kirenjā through flavor.
MugiRed Spark is a Red IPA, right? It already sounds strong just from the name, but what kind of taste does it have?
Hop BroIt has grapefruit aroma and pine-like hop character, plus malt sweetness and richness on top. The bitterness gives it a solid backbone, so it really captures that hero-like feel.
MugiHold on, what does malt richness even mean!? I get that it sounds tasty, but that's still fuzzy!
Hop BroIt means the sweetness and fullness that come from the malt. And Pink Bomb is a sour ale, using hibiscus, salt, and coriander to make acidity the star, so it's tart-sweet and lively.
MugiThey even put in salt!? It's basically food disguised as beer, and just imagining it makes my mouth pucker!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. And Yellow Transceiver is a Hazy IPA, with layered aromas like citrus, coconut, berries, and white grapes, so it drinks juicy and bright.
MugiWhoa, these are three different worlds! Red is bitterness, pink is acidity, and yellow is tropical. Just lining them up makes it feel like a tasting session is about to start!
Hop BroExactly. DD4D's cross-genre sensibility comes through in the flavor too. Today, I want to stand in front of these three and seriously think about which one to open first.
MugiI've already decided! I want to go red first, in order, and finish with yellow! But pink is tempting too, so in the end it's the kind of set that makes you want to drink them all!
