Main Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store Receives Double Vision Brewing's "Dessert Island"
MMM booze shop, operated by Main Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has received "Dessert Island Pastry Stout" from Double Vision Brewing of Wellington, New Zealand. This beer is characterized by sweetness reminiscent of nougat, caramel, and milk chocolate.
Hop BroToday it's about an arrival at Main Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store in Chigasaki: Dessert Island has arrived. It came from Double Vision Brewing in Wellington, New Zealand, and it's the kind of beer that really hits sweet-tooth fans.
MugiWait, a beer called "dessert"? What is that even? A sweet stout is basically cake, right?
Hop BroPretty close. It's a Pastry Stout, built by layering nougat, caramel, roasted peanut, and milk chocolate notes.
MugiWhoa, that's a lot going on! Is roasted peanut actually in the beer?
Hop BroNot literally. It's more the impression of the flavor, like the roasted malt and brewing techniques bring out a nutty finish.
MugiI see, so it's one of those beers that tricks your tongue! And with 10.5%, it's a big one too, so it looks like candy but packs a punch!
Hop BroExactly. At 440 ml, it's got plenty of heft. For anyone looking for a dessert-leaning stout with sweetness up front, it's a pretty interesting choice.
MugiAnd the shop is in Chigasaki, so you can stop by on the way to Shonan? That's almost unfair! MMM booze shop sounds like a treasure hunt.
Hop BroThat's right. The store carries about 500 craft beers, around 1,500 wines, plus whiskey and sake, so it's a place where hunting for labels is part of the fun.
MugiOkay, if I find it, I'm grabbing it right away! Tonight I want a sweet, rich stout to toast with you too, Hop!
The Beer Arriving
This arrival is Double Vision Brewing's "Dessert Island Pastry Stout". The product description presents it as a beer that recreates a popular chocolate bar, layering notes of nougat, caramel, roasted peanuts, and milk chocolate. It comes in a 440 ml can and has an ABV of 10.5%. It is likely to catch the eye of anyone looking for a dessert-like stout with a clearly designed sweetness.
Store Features
Main Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store is a liquor shop in Chigasaki that operates the craft beer mail-order and online shop "MMM booze shop." Centered on ale beers, it carries a wide range of domestic and overseas styles; in the store it stocks about 500 craft beers, about 1,500 wines, as well as whiskey, sake, and shochu. It is located in an easy-to-stop-by spot on the way to the Shonan coast, making it a convenient place for beer lovers to browse and hunt for labels.
Key Point
News of guest beer arrivals like this is one of the pleasures unique to craft beer shops, where stock changes quickly. This "Dessert Island" falls into the pastry stout style and is an option for people seeking a rich, sweet flavor. It is a beer worth grabbing when you spot it in store or online.
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Hop BroToday it's about an arrival at Main Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store in Chigasaki: Dessert Island has arrived. It came from Double Vision Brewing in Wellington, New Zealand, and it's the kind of beer that really hits sweet-tooth fans.
MugiWait, a beer called "dessert"? What is that even? A sweet stout is basically cake, right?
Hop BroPretty close. It's a Pastry Stout, built by layering nougat, caramel, roasted peanut, and milk chocolate notes.
MugiWhoa, that's a lot going on! Is roasted peanut actually in the beer?
Hop BroNot literally. It's more the impression of the flavor, like the roasted malt and brewing techniques bring out a nutty finish.
MugiI see, so it's one of those beers that tricks your tongue! And with 10.5%, it's a big one too, so it looks like candy but packs a punch!
Hop BroExactly. At 440 ml, it's got plenty of heft. For anyone looking for a dessert-leaning stout with sweetness up front, it's a pretty interesting choice.
MugiAnd the shop is in Chigasaki, so you can stop by on the way to Shonan? That's almost unfair! MMM booze shop sounds like a treasure hunt.
Hop BroThat's right. The store carries about 500 craft beers, around 1,500 wines, plus whiskey and sake, so it's a place where hunting for labels is part of the fun.
MugiOkay, if I find it, I'm grabbing it right away! Tonight I want a sweet, rich stout to toast with you too, Hop!
