MATSURI BREWING Introduces Two Labels from Nobody Brewing: IPL "The Glitch" and Hazy IPA "The Triphop"
On April 29, MATSURI BREWING (Urayasu, Chiba) introduced its new brand, Nobody Brewing, on Instagram. The post lined up the IPL "The Glitch" and the Hazy IPA "The Triphop," and highlighted their flavor profiles and ABV.
Hop BroToday, the big thing is the debut of Nobody Brewing. MATSURI BREWING introduced the new brand on Instagram on April 29, and it's a pretty intriguing move.
MugiWhat! A new brand introduction can be that exciting? That's the kind of thing that makes you want to check it out right away.
Hop BroExactly. Apparently it was created from Teenage Brewing as the next stage for making craft beer more approachable.
MugiOhhh, that sounds stylish, but what does making it approachable mean in terms of taste? Is it easy to get into?
Hop BroThe first one is The Glitch. It's an IPL with an ABV of 5.0%. It takes the clear drinkability of a lager and the lively aroma of an IPA, so it's basically the best of both worlds.
MugiIPL, huh! A lager-IPA hybrid sounds like it could get confusing in terms of flavor direction, doesn't it?
Hop BroIt doesn't get messy. IPL stands for India Pale Lager, and even though it has citrus notes from the hops, the finish is dry, so you can easily go in for the next sip.
MugiI see! That does sound easy to drink. So what about the second one, The Triphop?
Hop BroThe Triphop is a Hazy IPA at 5.5% ABV. It aims for fruity aroma, a smooth mouthfeel, and even a clean finish, so you can enjoy the charm of Hazy beers in a lighter, more approachable way.
MugiWow! A clean aftertaste means it's cloudy but still finishes crisp, right? That's the part I'm curious about!
Hop BroExactly. The key is that even if it looks hazy, it doesn't feel heavy on the palate, and you can really see MATSURI BREWING's focus on drinkability coming through.
MugiAnd it's only a four-minute walk from Urayasu Station, with eight draft taps too, right? Now I really want to go there and compare them side by side!
Hop BroYeah. The shop design, like a festival shrine's sake station, and the way they serve a beer that fits a celebratory day is great. I'd want to start with The Glitch for something sharp, then move to The Triphop for something soft and airy.
MugiYeah, it's decided! I can't stop wanting both of them, so let's start with The Glitch first!
MATSURI BREWING in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture introduced its new brand, "Nobody Brewing," on Instagram on April 29. In the post, the brewery explained that the brand was created as the next stage from Teenage Brewing to make "craft beer more approachable." MATSURI BREWING itself also states on its official website that it aims to make beers that are "somewhat nostalgic and drinkable," showing a clear emphasis on easy-drinking beers that fit into everyday life.
The two beers featured this time were, from left to right:
- The Glitch
- Style: IPL
- ABV: 5.0%
- A beer that combines the clean drinkability of a lager with the bright aroma of an IPA. Its hop-driven citrus notes refresh the palate throughout, and its dry finish invites the next sip.
- The Triphop
- Style: Hazy IPA
- ABV: 5.5%
- Characterized by fruity aroma, a smooth mouthfeel, and a clean aftertaste. It is designed so that the appeal of a full-fledged Hazy can be enjoyed in a more approachable, lighter way.
MATSURI BREWING operates a brewpub just a four-minute walk from Urayasu Station, offering eight draft taps and bottled beer. With a shop concept reminiscent of a festival shrine's sake distribution point, the brewery has been sharing craft beers suited to celebratory occasions, so this introduction also feels like a natural extension of that approach. This post, which signals the launch of the new brand, conveys the brewery's focus on balancing drinkability with individuality.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, the big thing is the debut of Nobody Brewing. MATSURI BREWING introduced the new brand on Instagram on April 29, and it's a pretty intriguing move.
MugiWhat! A new brand introduction can be that exciting? That's the kind of thing that makes you want to check it out right away.
Hop BroExactly. Apparently it was created from Teenage Brewing as the next stage for making craft beer more approachable.
MugiOhhh, that sounds stylish, but what does making it approachable mean in terms of taste? Is it easy to get into?
Hop BroThe first one is The Glitch. It's an IPL with an ABV of 5.0%. It takes the clear drinkability of a lager and the lively aroma of an IPA, so it's basically the best of both worlds.
MugiIPL, huh! A lager-IPA hybrid sounds like it could get confusing in terms of flavor direction, doesn't it?
Hop BroIt doesn't get messy. IPL stands for India Pale Lager, and even though it has citrus notes from the hops, the finish is dry, so you can easily go in for the next sip.
MugiI see! That does sound easy to drink. So what about the second one, The Triphop?
Hop BroThe Triphop is a Hazy IPA at 5.5% ABV. It aims for fruity aroma, a smooth mouthfeel, and even a clean finish, so you can enjoy the charm of Hazy beers in a lighter, more approachable way.
MugiWow! A clean aftertaste means it's cloudy but still finishes crisp, right? That's the part I'm curious about!
Hop BroExactly. The key is that even if it looks hazy, it doesn't feel heavy on the palate, and you can really see MATSURI BREWING's focus on drinkability coming through.
MugiAnd it's only a four-minute walk from Urayasu Station, with eight draft taps too, right? Now I really want to go there and compare them side by side!
Hop BroYeah. The shop design, like a festival shrine's sake station, and the way they serve a beer that fits a celebratory day is great. I'd want to start with The Glitch for something sharp, then move to The Triphop for something soft and airy.
MugiYeah, it's decided! I can't stop wanting both of them, so let's start with The Glitch first!
