REPUBREW's 'Numazu Hazy IPA' Newly Tapped at Fujisawa Beer Shokudo Beer Maison
REPUBREW's 'Numazu Hazy IPA' has been newly tapped at the beer pub Fujisawa Beer Shokudo Beer Maison in Fujisawa, Kanagawa. It is being introduced as a hazy IPA characterized by aromas reminiscent of guava and pineapple, a smooth mouthfeel from oats, and restrained bitterness.
Hop BroREPUBREW's Numazu Hazy IPA is now on tap at Beer Maison in Fujisawa.
MugiHuh, just hearing hazy IPA makes it sound delicious! But does "hazy" mean it's cloudy?
Hop BroExactly. The cloudy look is part of the style, and the aroma takes center stage. This one really brings out a tropical feel like guava and pineapple.
MugiWhat is that, like taking a trip to the tropics before even drinking it!? And a beer that smells like fruit is just too strange!
Hop BroThat comes from the hop-derived aroma, plus oats make the mouthfeel smoother. So it has a smooth mouthfeel that makes it easy for hazy newcomers to get into.
MugiOhh! So even people who don't like bitterness can go for it? When bitterness hits me, my back suddenly straightens right up.
Hop BroThat's the point too - it's kept to restrained bitterness. You can enjoy the aroma and drink it easily, so it makes you want another glass.
MugiWait, that's totally dangerous! What kind of alcohol content are we talking about?
Hop BroIt's ABV 6.5%, so it has some heft, but it's the kind that doesn't tire you out. It's great for sipping slowly while following the aroma.
MugiAnd it's a guest tap at Beer Maison in Kugenumakaigan, Fujisawa City, right? That's a very strong reason to swing by!
Hop BroThe US Pint 473 ml is 1,380 yen and the Small 296 ml is 980 yen, so it's good whether you just want to try it or drink a full pour. It's easy to stop by on weekdays or weekends, and it's a must-drink for hazy fans.
MugiAlright, it's decided! I can't wait to go out for a tropical glass!
Hop BroSame here, this is one I want to take my time with while enjoying the aroma. So tonight, let's go with the one-more-glass course.
REPUBREW's 'Numazu Hazy IPA' has been newly tapped at the beer pub Fujisawa Beer Shokudo Beer Maison, located in Kugenumakaigan, Fujisawa City.
In the post, the beer is introduced as a hazy IPA with a lively aroma that evokes tropical fruit. Juicy aromas like guava and pineapple are layered with a smooth mouthfeel derived from oats, while the bitterness is kept subdued. It is a beer that emphasizes an easygoing, soft drinking experience, making it approachable even for people who are not very familiar with hazy IPAs.
The alcohol content is 6.5%. It is presented as a beer that is not tiring to drink and makes you want just one more glass. True to the style's impression, it can be described as a guest beer well suited to enjoying its aromatic volume at a relaxed pace.
Serving sizes are US Pint 473 ml for 1,380 yen and Small 296 ml for 980 yen. Beer Maison is open on weekdays from 17:00 to 24:00 and on weekends and holidays from 15:00 to 22:00, making it an easy stop on days when you want to take your time enjoying craft beer in Fujisawa. There is also the fun of following the rotation of guest beers, and this lineup is one that hazy IPA fans will not want to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroREPUBREW's Numazu Hazy IPA is now on tap at Beer Maison in Fujisawa.
MugiHuh, just hearing hazy IPA makes it sound delicious! But does "hazy" mean it's cloudy?
Hop BroExactly. The cloudy look is part of the style, and the aroma takes center stage. This one really brings out a tropical feel like guava and pineapple.
MugiWhat is that, like taking a trip to the tropics before even drinking it!? And a beer that smells like fruit is just too strange!
Hop BroThat comes from the hop-derived aroma, plus oats make the mouthfeel smoother. So it has a smooth mouthfeel that makes it easy for hazy newcomers to get into.
MugiOhh! So even people who don't like bitterness can go for it? When bitterness hits me, my back suddenly straightens right up.
Hop BroThat's the point too - it's kept to restrained bitterness. You can enjoy the aroma and drink it easily, so it makes you want another glass.
MugiWait, that's totally dangerous! What kind of alcohol content are we talking about?
Hop BroIt's ABV 6.5%, so it has some heft, but it's the kind that doesn't tire you out. It's great for sipping slowly while following the aroma.
MugiAnd it's a guest tap at Beer Maison in Kugenumakaigan, Fujisawa City, right? That's a very strong reason to swing by!
Hop BroThe US Pint 473 ml is 1,380 yen and the Small 296 ml is 980 yen, so it's good whether you just want to try it or drink a full pour. It's easy to stop by on weekdays or weekends, and it's a must-drink for hazy fans.
MugiAlright, it's decided! I can't wait to go out for a tropical glass!
Hop BroSame here, this is one I want to take my time with while enjoying the aroma. So tonight, let's go with the one-more-glass course.
