Craft Beer Bar mugi Taps Teenage Brewing’s New Brand Beer The Leftfield
Craft Beer Bar mugi in Hiroshima is now serving The Leftfield, a DDH IPA from Nobady, the second brand of Teenage Brewing. The beer combines drinkability with a distinctive, hop-forward character.
Hop BroAt Craft Beer Bar mugi in Kaminobori-cho, Hiroshima, The Leftfield is now on tap. It is a DDH IPA from Nobady, Teenage Brewing’s new second brand!
MugiWhat! A brand-new IPA label? That name sounds like it belongs on a music-festival stage!
Hop BroNobady carries on Teenage Brewing’s idea of beer for everyday life, focusing on familiar styles you will want to drink again and again.
MugiAn everyday IPA? Will the bitterness make my face pucker like a plum? Is it friendly for IPA newcomers too?
Hop BroThat is the fun part of The Leftfield. DDH means double dry hopping: brewers add plenty of hops after fermentation to build aroma.
MugiHops after fermentation? So it is basically an extra hop refill? Beer gets a hop topping too—unfairly delicious!
Hop BroExactly. Instead of simply making it more bitter, the method lets you enjoy a bright, expressive hop aroma, often reminiscent of citrus or tropical fruit.
MugiWow! Big aroma with an approachable finish—bold yet easy to drink is the best kind of surprise!
Hop Bromugi is an easy stop from Hiroshima Station, and its relaxed pub setting lets you browse the taps and pick a beer for your mood.
MugiI want to taste The Leftfield’s aroma with food and good conversation! Let’s check tap availability first and head to mugi!
A new DDH IPA arrives at mugi
Craft Beer Bar mugi, a beer pub in Uebatacho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, has added The Leftfield to its lineup. The beer is brewed by Nobady, a second brand created by Teenage Brewing.
Nobady carries forward Teenage Brewing’s concept of bringing craft beer into everyday life, while focusing on classic beer styles that can be enjoyed regularly. The brand also retains Teenage Brewing’s connection with music and art, developing beers designed to fit naturally into daily drinking occasions.
The Leftfield is presented as an avant-garde DDH IPA intended to challenge familiar ideas about the style. Its double dry-hopping brings a clear hop aroma and flavor, while the beer is designed to remain approachable and easy to drink. It should appeal both to hop-focused IPA drinkers and to those looking for an accessible introduction to the style.
Located in Hiroshima’s Uebatacho, mugi is a relaxed beer pub where guests can enjoy craft beer at an easy pace. The tap selection makes it possible to compare different styles and choose a glass that suits the occasion, whether paired with food or enjoyed over conversation.
The Leftfield offers a chance to experience the direction of Nobady as a new brand: familiar enough for everyday drinking, yet distinctive in its hop character. Availability may change, so guests are encouraged to check with the bar before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Craft Beer Bar mugi in Kaminobori-cho, Hiroshima, The Leftfield is now on tap. It is a DDH IPA from Nobady, Teenage Brewing’s new second brand!
MugiWhat! A brand-new IPA label? That name sounds like it belongs on a music-festival stage!
Hop BroNobady carries on Teenage Brewing’s idea of beer for everyday life, focusing on familiar styles you will want to drink again and again.
MugiAn everyday IPA? Will the bitterness make my face pucker like a plum? Is it friendly for IPA newcomers too?
Hop BroThat is the fun part of The Leftfield. DDH means double dry hopping: brewers add plenty of hops after fermentation to build aroma.
MugiHops after fermentation? So it is basically an extra hop refill? Beer gets a hop topping too—unfairly delicious!
Hop BroExactly. Instead of simply making it more bitter, the method lets you enjoy a bright, expressive hop aroma, often reminiscent of citrus or tropical fruit.
MugiWow! Big aroma with an approachable finish—bold yet easy to drink is the best kind of surprise!
Hop Bromugi is an easy stop from Hiroshima Station, and its relaxed pub setting lets you browse the taps and pick a beer for your mood.
MugiI want to taste The Leftfield’s aroma with food and good conversation! Let’s check tap availability first and head to mugi!
