PORT LUCK CLUB taps Break Edge Beer Works' HAZY IPA Contrary
PORT LUCK CLUB, a beer pub in Miyamachi, Sendai, has tapped Contrary from Hiroshima-based Break Edge Beer Works. The 7.0% HAZY IPA is described as aromatic, with fruit and resin-like notes.
Hop BroPORT LUCK CLUB in Sendai's Miyamachi just tapped Break Edge's Contrary. It's a Hazy IPA sent up from Hiroshima's Break Edge Beer Works.
MugiWait, nice! Hazy IPA means the cloudy, juicy kind, right?
Hop BroExactly. What makes this one interesting is its crisp aroma outline. It sounds fruity, but it also brings a resin-like hop character.
MugiHold on, resin-like aroma? That makes me think of lumber and toolboxes!
Hop BroIn beer terms, that means piney freshness. It's a hop-driven note with green depth and a clean, vivid edge.
MugiOhhh, so it's not just sweet and juicy. It has a firm backbone too.
Hop BroThat's the appeal. The notes mention berry and prune-like fruit, and on top of that it carries a solid 7.0% without sounding heavy.
MugiSeven percent!? That's the kind of beer where floaty conversation sneaks up on you and suddenly every comment is just 'wow.'
Hop BroAnd PORT LUCK CLUB is great for rotating guest taps like this. Catching a fresh opening is half the fun of the place.
MugiThen it's settled. If I want a Hazy that's not one-note sweet, tonight's first pint has to be Contrary. Save me a seat!
PORT LUCK CLUB in Miyagicho, Aoba-ku, Sendai, has added Contrary from Break Edge Beer Works in Hiroshima to its guest beer lineup. The beer is a HAZY IPA with an ABV of 7.0%.
According to the shop's post, this is another well-made HAZY. The beer is described as opening with vivid aromas that suggest fruit and resin, while the flavor profile is said to bring together berry-like, prune-like fruit character with a firm aromatic core. It sounds like a HAZY IPA with clear definition rather than a soft, one-dimensional profile.
PORT LUCK CLUB is a craft-beer-focused beer pub in Sendai, and one of its attractions is the steady rotation of guest beers. Beyond the regular lineup, moments like this are where the shop's appeal shows most clearly: a chance to catch a fresh keg and taste a brewery's character in a direct way.
For drinkers looking for a HAZY that leans on aroma and balance, Contrary looks like a strong candidate. It's the kind of tap update that makes a visit to the bar worth timing around the pour.
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Hop BroPORT LUCK CLUB in Sendai's Miyamachi just tapped Break Edge's Contrary. It's a Hazy IPA sent up from Hiroshima's Break Edge Beer Works.
MugiWait, nice! Hazy IPA means the cloudy, juicy kind, right?
Hop BroExactly. What makes this one interesting is its crisp aroma outline. It sounds fruity, but it also brings a resin-like hop character.
MugiHold on, resin-like aroma? That makes me think of lumber and toolboxes!
Hop BroIn beer terms, that means piney freshness. It's a hop-driven note with green depth and a clean, vivid edge.
MugiOhhh, so it's not just sweet and juicy. It has a firm backbone too.
Hop BroThat's the appeal. The notes mention berry and prune-like fruit, and on top of that it carries a solid 7.0% without sounding heavy.
MugiSeven percent!? That's the kind of beer where floaty conversation sneaks up on you and suddenly every comment is just 'wow.'
Hop BroAnd PORT LUCK CLUB is great for rotating guest taps like this. Catching a fresh opening is half the fun of the place.
MugiThen it's settled. If I want a Hazy that's not one-note sweet, tonight's first pint has to be Contrary. Save me a seat!
