Sakamichi Brewing Introduces Four New WCB Releases: IPA, Cider, and Hazy Styles
Sakamichi Brewing in Tachikawa City announced four new West Coast Brewing releases on Instagram. The lineup includes a flagship IPA, hard cider, Hazy Pale Ale, and Hazy Double IPA, available at the taproom and Sakamichi North.
Hop BroSakamichi Brewing in Tachikawa is introducing four new West Coast Brewing beers all at once. And the nice part is that you can drink them at both the taproom and Sakamichi North.
MugiWait, four new arrivals at once!? With that many, I'd freeze up not knowing which one to drink first.
Hop BroStart with the classic-feeling Starwatcher. It's a West Coast IPA at 7.0%, a true standard-bearer for enjoying crispness and hop aroma.
MugiWest Coast IPA means stronger crispness and bitterness, right? It's kind of like the beer world's hot-and-cold type, which makes me curious.
Hop BroExactly. The hop aroma and dryness tend to come forward more than the malt sweetness. That's what makes it appealing: it's crisp and easy to drink, but the aroma still lingers.
MugiWhoa! And Apples Apples already sounds delicious. Beer with apple in it feels a little unfair!
Hop BroThis is a hard apple cider at 6.5%. Because it's a fruity cider, it also works for people who want something lighter than beer.
MugiSo how about Time Slip? Hazy Pale Ale sounds soft and gentle just from the name.
Hop BroThat's exactly the impression. It's a spring-like Hazy Pale Ale, with juicy character from the haze but without being too heavy.
MugiThat final Full Hop Alchemist v29 sounds way too wizardly already... what kind of thing is it!?
Hop BroThis is a Hazy Double IPA at 8.5%. It's richly full-bodied, and the hop aroma is bold and deep. If you love IPAs, it's the kind of beer you'd want to finish with.
MugiSo it's four easy-to-choose beers! After work, I want to stop by in Tachikawa and decide whether I'm in the mood for crisp or juicy today.
Hop BroYeah, it's great that you can keep up with West Coast Brewing's new releases and drink them at Sakamichi Brewing's two locations. Just talking about it makes my throat want a beer.
MugiTotally! One drink won't be enough today, and now I want to head to Tachikawa right away!
Tokyo's Tachikawa City-based Sakamichi Brewing introduced West Coast Brewing's latest arrivals from Shizuoka on Instagram. In addition to the taproom near Tachikawa Station's south exit, Sakamichi Brewing also operates Sakamichi North on the north side, and the post announced that the items are available at both locations.
The four varieties on the shelf this time were:
- Starwatcher / West Coast IPA / 7.0%
- Apples Apples / Hard Apple Cider / 6.5%
- Time Slip / Hazy Pale Ale / 5.5%
- Full Hop Alchemist v29 - Throwback Series / Hazy Double IPA / 8.5%
Looking at the lineup, the range of flavors is clearly defined, from the standard-bearing "Starwatcher," a West Coast IPA, to the hard cider "Apples Apples," the spring-like Hazy Pale Ale "Time Slip," and the rich Hazy Double IPA "Full Hop Alchemist v29 - Throwback Series." The selection seems aimed not only at IPA fans but also at drinkers looking for fruity cider or a lighter hazy style.
Sakamichi Brewing is characterized not just by lining up craft beers, but by sharing them in a way that makes it easy for drinkers to choose, clearly indicating the style and ABV. An arrival announcement like this should serve as useful guidance in-store for people stopping by after work or anyone looking for a new pint in the Tachikawa area.
The fun of following West Coast Brewing's new releases, paired with Sakamichi Brewing's two locations where you can enjoy them in Tachikawa, makes for an update hard for beer lovers to ignore.
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Hop BroSakamichi Brewing in Tachikawa is introducing four new West Coast Brewing beers all at once. And the nice part is that you can drink them at both the taproom and Sakamichi North.
MugiWait, four new arrivals at once!? With that many, I'd freeze up not knowing which one to drink first.
Hop BroStart with the classic-feeling Starwatcher. It's a West Coast IPA at 7.0%, a true standard-bearer for enjoying crispness and hop aroma.
MugiWest Coast IPA means stronger crispness and bitterness, right? It's kind of like the beer world's hot-and-cold type, which makes me curious.
Hop BroExactly. The hop aroma and dryness tend to come forward more than the malt sweetness. That's what makes it appealing: it's crisp and easy to drink, but the aroma still lingers.
MugiWhoa! And Apples Apples already sounds delicious. Beer with apple in it feels a little unfair!
Hop BroThis is a hard apple cider at 6.5%. Because it's a fruity cider, it also works for people who want something lighter than beer.
MugiSo how about Time Slip? Hazy Pale Ale sounds soft and gentle just from the name.
Hop BroThat's exactly the impression. It's a spring-like Hazy Pale Ale, with juicy character from the haze but without being too heavy.
MugiThat final Full Hop Alchemist v29 sounds way too wizardly already... what kind of thing is it!?
Hop BroThis is a Hazy Double IPA at 8.5%. It's richly full-bodied, and the hop aroma is bold and deep. If you love IPAs, it's the kind of beer you'd want to finish with.
MugiSo it's four easy-to-choose beers! After work, I want to stop by in Tachikawa and decide whether I'm in the mood for crisp or juicy today.
Hop BroYeah, it's great that you can keep up with West Coast Brewing's new releases and drink them at Sakamichi Brewing's two locations. Just talking about it makes my throat want a beer.
MugiTotally! One drink won't be enough today, and now I want to head to Tachikawa right away!
