Craftbeer Sloth House Welcomes Brasserie Knot's Five Core Beers and DOTO
Guest beers have arrived at Craftbeer Sloth House / Sloth House in Kohoku Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa, from Brasserie Knot in Tsurui Village, Hokkaido. In addition to the core FLOWER, BIRD, WIND, and MOON, even the DOTO limited to eastern Hokkaido is included, offering a lineup that lets you enjoy the brewery's character all at once.
Hop BroBrasserie Knot from Tsurui Village, Hokkaido is at Craftbeer Sloth House / Sloth House in Yokohama. This time, all five core beers are lined up, and on top of that you can even drink the eastern Hokkaido limited DOTO, which is seriously exciting.
MugiWait, both the core lineup and the limited beer at once? That's the kind of thing that makes beer lovers clutch their wallets and run!
Hop BroFirst up is FLOWER, a Belgian witbier with a soft mouthfeel and fruity aroma. Its hazy, white appearance is beautiful, and it comes in light and fluffy.
MugiA Belgian witbier? So it's a white beer? Light and fluffy sounds kind of like a snack, now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. It's a style that uses wheat and also lets you enjoy aromas from the yeast. Next is BIRD, a pale ale that lets you feel hop aroma in a bright, easygoing way, so it's a lineup where you can really notice the difference in aroma.
MugiOh wow! So if you compare them, your nose starts traveling first! Finding the difference in aroma feels a little like a game!
Hop BroThen WIND is an IPA and MOON is a double IPA, so the bitterness and body gradually get deeper. Drinking them in order feels like climbing a ladder of bitterness, and you can really see Knot's design come through.
MugiA ladder of bitterness? What kind of expression is that! But I love it! If you're climbing a ladder of bitterness, it feels like you'll really arrive somewhere at the end!
Hop BroAnd the main attraction, DOTO, is a Belgian IPA limited to eastern Hokkaido. With layers of fruitiness, herbal notes, and citrus character, it's the kind of beer that makes you want to call it a beer that reflects its region.
MugiIt makes me picture the landscapes of eastern Hokkaido...! I love that a beer that reflects its region is not just rare, but has a story behind it.
Hop BroWhat's more, Sloth House is a beer pub in Tsurumachi within walking distance from Tsunashima, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it great for taking your time. Pair it with the bistro-style food and slow, leisurely tasting really takes off.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! It would be amazing to slowly taste and compare everything from FLOWER to DOTO in order. I want to toast right now!
A post has been published from Craftbeer Sloth House / Sloth House in Tsurumachi, Kohoku Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa, featuring beers from Brasserie Knot in Tsurui Village, Hokkaido. As the title suggests, it offers a chance to taste the standards and special release delivered from eastern Hokkaido together, with `FLOWER`, `BIRD`, `WIND`, `MOON`, and `DOTO` standing out in the post.
Brasserie Knot's core lineup starts with `FLOWER`. A Belgian witbier, it is characterized by a soft mouthfeel and fruity aroma. `BIRD` is a pale ale, an easygoing beer that lets you enjoy hop aroma lightly. `WIND` is an IPA, while `MOON` is a double IPA, so the more you drink, the more the differences in bitterness and body come through.
And `DOTO`, limited to eastern Hokkaido, is a special beer brewed as a Belgian IPA. Built with layers of fruitiness, herbal notes, and citrus character, it can be described as a beer that distills the region's identity into the glass. The highlight here is being able to enjoy both the comparison of the core beers and the character of the limited release at the same time.
Sloth House is a beer pub in Tsurumachi, within walking distance from Tsunashima. Its appeal lies in its calm, counter-centered space, where you can relax with bistro-style dishes and drink at your own pace. Rather than a flashy event space, it is a place suited to settling in with a glass and taking a close look at the brewery's range. For craft beer fans, being able to compare eastern Hokkaido's core beers and limited release at a table in Yokohama is welcome news indeed.
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Hop BroBrasserie Knot from Tsurui Village, Hokkaido is at Craftbeer Sloth House / Sloth House in Yokohama. This time, all five core beers are lined up, and on top of that you can even drink the eastern Hokkaido limited DOTO, which is seriously exciting.
MugiWait, both the core lineup and the limited beer at once? That's the kind of thing that makes beer lovers clutch their wallets and run!
Hop BroFirst up is FLOWER, a Belgian witbier with a soft mouthfeel and fruity aroma. Its hazy, white appearance is beautiful, and it comes in light and fluffy.
MugiA Belgian witbier? So it's a white beer? Light and fluffy sounds kind of like a snack, now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. It's a style that uses wheat and also lets you enjoy aromas from the yeast. Next is BIRD, a pale ale that lets you feel hop aroma in a bright, easygoing way, so it's a lineup where you can really notice the difference in aroma.
MugiOh wow! So if you compare them, your nose starts traveling first! Finding the difference in aroma feels a little like a game!
Hop BroThen WIND is an IPA and MOON is a double IPA, so the bitterness and body gradually get deeper. Drinking them in order feels like climbing a ladder of bitterness, and you can really see Knot's design come through.
MugiA ladder of bitterness? What kind of expression is that! But I love it! If you're climbing a ladder of bitterness, it feels like you'll really arrive somewhere at the end!
Hop BroAnd the main attraction, DOTO, is a Belgian IPA limited to eastern Hokkaido. With layers of fruitiness, herbal notes, and citrus character, it's the kind of beer that makes you want to call it a beer that reflects its region.
MugiIt makes me picture the landscapes of eastern Hokkaido...! I love that a beer that reflects its region is not just rare, but has a story behind it.
Hop BroWhat's more, Sloth House is a beer pub in Tsurumachi within walking distance from Tsunashima, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it great for taking your time. Pair it with the bistro-style food and slow, leisurely tasting really takes off.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! It would be amazing to slowly taste and compare everything from FLOWER to DOTO in order. I want to toast right now!
