A New Double IPA from Hokkaido's neighbor roast & brew Is Now on Tap at CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI
At the beer pub "CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI" in Honcho, Funabashi City, a Double IPA from Hokkaido's neighbor roast & brew has just been tapped. It's being introduced as the kind of beer you'd want to drink on a Friday night, and the shop also has several other beers to enjoy.
Hop BroAt the beer pub CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI in Honcho, Funabashi City, a Double IPA from Hokkaido's neighbor roast & brew has just been tapped.
MugiWhoa! A Double IPA sounds like a really strong name, doesn't it?
Hop BroThat's what you'd think. But this one is special because, even though you really get the hop character, it's also easy to drink smoothly.
MugiIf it's got that much hop, wouldn't it be bitter and punchy? What even is hop character!
Hop BroHops are the source of aroma and bitterness, and IPA is a style that highlights that. A Double IPA is like a star performer when it comes to aroma.
MugiI see! And the write-up calling it a Friday night beer is already hitting my after-work brain hard!
Hop BroPlus, this place doesn't just have the Double IPA on tap, it has all kinds of kegs flowing, so you can choose based on your mood that day.
MugiWait, you can make a detour from the first drink? That's basically a beer comparison paradise!
Hop BroExactly. You can start with a stronger IPA, or bail out to something easier to drink. For a spot near the station, that kind of freedom is pretty reassuring.
MugiJust hearing about it makes my throat want a drink! Tonight, I'm feeling like I want to toast a Double IPA in Funabashi!
New Tap
At the beer pub "CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI" in Honcho, Funabashi City, a Double IPA from Hokkaido's `neighbor roast & brew` has newly been tapped. In the post, it is introduced as a drink suited to "Friday night drinking" and "TGIF," and its smooth, easy-to-drink feel is emphasized.
The shop is a beer pub where you can casually enjoy craft beer. In this announcement as well, it says that "various other tasty beers are also on tap," so the appeal is that you can choose from the taps according to your mood of the day, not just the Double IPA. It is a good fit not only for people looking for a beer with a strong hop presence, but also for those who want to enjoy comparing different brews.
When you hear "Double IPA," you tend to imagine something rich and powerful, but the introduction here says it is "very easy to drink smoothly." If it has a well-defined hop character without feeling too heavy, it should be easy to pair with an after-work drink. If you're looking for a new IPA in Funabashi, that alone is reason enough to stop by.
When you want to drink craft beer around the station, a place with active taps is reassuring. Shops like `CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI`, which line up everything from standard easy-drinking beers to guest beers, offer a wide range of ways to enjoy yourself from the first drink to the last. It might be worth checking the tap lineup and visiting as a starting point for this Double IPA.
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Hop BroAt the beer pub CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI in Honcho, Funabashi City, a Double IPA from Hokkaido's neighbor roast & brew has just been tapped.
MugiWhoa! A Double IPA sounds like a really strong name, doesn't it?
Hop BroThat's what you'd think. But this one is special because, even though you really get the hop character, it's also easy to drink smoothly.
MugiIf it's got that much hop, wouldn't it be bitter and punchy? What even is hop character!
Hop BroHops are the source of aroma and bitterness, and IPA is a style that highlights that. A Double IPA is like a star performer when it comes to aroma.
MugiI see! And the write-up calling it a Friday night beer is already hitting my after-work brain hard!
Hop BroPlus, this place doesn't just have the Double IPA on tap, it has all kinds of kegs flowing, so you can choose based on your mood that day.
MugiWait, you can make a detour from the first drink? That's basically a beer comparison paradise!
Hop BroExactly. You can start with a stronger IPA, or bail out to something easier to drink. For a spot near the station, that kind of freedom is pretty reassuring.
MugiJust hearing about it makes my throat want a drink! Tonight, I'm feeling like I want to toast a Double IPA in Funabashi!
