BiaMa Kitasenju Introduces Three Hazies and a Newly Tapped IPA the Day After the Fireworks
The Kitasenju beer pub "BiaMa Kitasenju" introduced guest beers to enjoy in its relaxed atmosphere the day after the fireworks. In addition to three hazy IPAs, a newly tapped IPA that is light and easy to drink has also been added.
Hop BroThe day-after-fireworks beer in Kitasenju is interesting. BiaMa Kitasenju is recommending three hazies and a newly tapped IPA in a place that's easy to drop into after the crowds thin out.
MugiWhoa, beer the day after fireworks sounds amazing! Being able to drink slowly in a calm interior is such a lifesaver.
Hop BroFirst up is Fetish Club / Museum. It has juicy notes like orange and pear, and the haze is restrained, so it's an easy entry point for hazy-beer beginners.
MugiHuh, so restrained haze means it's not very cloudy even though it's a hazy? The name is already kind of confusing!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: hazy beers are about more than appearance, and fruit character is the star. If you think of this as a style that foregrounds hop-derived aroma rather than haze, it's easy to understand.
MugiGot it! So the next one, King Sue, is even richer? Just hearing mango and peach makes it feel more like dessert than a drink!
Hop BroExactly. Toppling Goliath / King Sue has a strong mango-and-peach character, with a bit of marmalade-like depth too. A little green note helps support the body, so it's not just sweet; it has nice definition.
MugiI was wondering what that green note meant, but it's kind of like support for the mouthfeel. If it's only softly sweet, I might get bored halfway through, but that sounds like it would stay enjoyable to the end!
Hop BroAnd Fauve / Parfum Exotique is a DDH hazy double made with New Zealand hops. It has impressions of white grape and citrus, with restrained sweetness, and the bitterness sharpens the finish.
MugiDDH sounds like a spell! But hearing that you don't really feel the alcohol makes it dangerous in the best way - the kind that makes you want another one!
Hop BroThere's also a newly tapped keg of Flower Children Sakura. Since it's a light, crisp IPA, the flow of tasting the hazies and then finishing with this one on a warmer day feels great.
MugiWow, the beer-comparison flow is perfect. If I can have a pint in Kitasenju and pick up take-home beer too, then I really have to stop by today!
Easy-Drinking Hazies for the Day After the Fireworks
"BiaMa Kitasenju" is recommending guest beers to enjoy on the day after the fireworks. Located near Kitasenju Station, the shop is known for its wide selection of craft beers from around the world and is a beer pub where people can drop in casually, almost like standing-room drinking.
Today's recommendations are three hazies that the shop recently drank and found delicious. All three have a pronounced fruit character, yet the mouthfeel is not too heavy, making them an easy pick as the weather gets hotter.
Featured Guest Beers
- Fetish Club / Museum
Juicy fruit notes reminiscent of orange and pear, with restrained haze. It doesn't feel cloying, so it seems approachable even for people who aren't used to hazies.
- Toppling Goliath / King Sue
Centered on a rich fruit character like mango, peach, and marmalade. It also has a slight green note, which nicely supports the heavier mouthfeel. The price has apparently been kept a little lower now that it comes by ship instead of air.
- Fauve / Parfum Exotique
A DDH hazy double made with New Zealand hops. It carries impressions of white grapes and citrus, with restrained sweetness. A touch of bitterness tightens the finish, making it feel less alcoholic than it is.
Also newly tapped from the keg is Yuya Boys / Flower Children Sakura. It's being introduced as a light, crisp IPA that suits the hot season now getting underway.
The interior combines the ease of being able to stop by casually near the station with the fun of choosing from a rich craft-beer lineup. Takeout is also available, so it's easy to enjoy a pint in the shop and then choose beer for home drinking. It's a good fit for a day in Kitasenju when the crowds have thinned out and you want to compare hazies.
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Hop BroThe day-after-fireworks beer in Kitasenju is interesting. BiaMa Kitasenju is recommending three hazies and a newly tapped IPA in a place that's easy to drop into after the crowds thin out.
MugiWhoa, beer the day after fireworks sounds amazing! Being able to drink slowly in a calm interior is such a lifesaver.
Hop BroFirst up is Fetish Club / Museum. It has juicy notes like orange and pear, and the haze is restrained, so it's an easy entry point for hazy-beer beginners.
MugiHuh, so restrained haze means it's not very cloudy even though it's a hazy? The name is already kind of confusing!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: hazy beers are about more than appearance, and fruit character is the star. If you think of this as a style that foregrounds hop-derived aroma rather than haze, it's easy to understand.
MugiGot it! So the next one, King Sue, is even richer? Just hearing mango and peach makes it feel more like dessert than a drink!
Hop BroExactly. Toppling Goliath / King Sue has a strong mango-and-peach character, with a bit of marmalade-like depth too. A little green note helps support the body, so it's not just sweet; it has nice definition.
MugiI was wondering what that green note meant, but it's kind of like support for the mouthfeel. If it's only softly sweet, I might get bored halfway through, but that sounds like it would stay enjoyable to the end!
Hop BroAnd Fauve / Parfum Exotique is a DDH hazy double made with New Zealand hops. It has impressions of white grape and citrus, with restrained sweetness, and the bitterness sharpens the finish.
MugiDDH sounds like a spell! But hearing that you don't really feel the alcohol makes it dangerous in the best way - the kind that makes you want another one!
Hop BroThere's also a newly tapped keg of Flower Children Sakura. Since it's a light, crisp IPA, the flow of tasting the hazies and then finishing with this one on a warmer day feels great.
MugiWow, the beer-comparison flow is perfect. If I can have a pint in Kitasenju and pick up take-home beer too, then I really have to stop by today!
