Beto Coco Brewing launches B×C×P×A pale ale, with cans available
Beto Coco Brewing in Awara, Fukui has introduced a new beer called B×C×P×A, also labeled Beto Coco Pale Ale. The brewery says cans are available as well, and describes the beer as an American Pale Ale with a lightly toasted malt character and gentle citrus aromatics.
Hop BroBetococo Brewing in Fukui just tapped B×C×P×A today. They also released it in cans, and that makes this one hard to ignore.
MugiWait, not just draft but cans too? That's the perfect combo: drink one there, then sneak one home for later!
Hop BroAnd the style is American Pale Ale. At 5.0% ABV and 17 IBU, it sounds light, balanced, and easy to recommend.
MugiHold on, 17 IBU sounds like a math problem. Is that super bitter, or am I still safe here?
Hop BroThink of IBU as a bitterness guide, and this lands in gentle bitterness territory. It won't punch your tongue, it just keeps the sip lively.
MugiOhhh, so that light toast note means a little toasty malt flavor, not actual breakfast bread jumping into the glass?
Hop BroExactly. The grain bill uses Pale Ale and Crystal malt, and the hops include Columbus, Cascade, Simcoe, plus Simcoe Cryo hops.
MugiWhat even are Cryo hops? Why does this beer suddenly sound like it was brewed in a spaceship?
Hop BroThe name sounds intense, but basically it's a way to pack more clean aroma into the beer. That's how you get soft citrus without heaviness.
MugiBetococo Brewing in Awara really knows how to make clear, drinkable styles. Even a newer craft fan like me can follow the vibe.
Hop BroThat's the nice part: it keeps the pale ale balance, then lets bright, easy drinkability lead the whole experience. Great taproom energy.
MugiI'm done pretending to be calm, I want one on tap and one can to go. This sounds way too drinkable to wait on.
What’s new
Beto Coco Brewing, based in Awara, Fukui, has released a new beer called B×C×P×A (Beto Coco Pale Ale). In its Instagram post, the brewery also notes that cans are available, so the beer is being offered both on tap and in packaged form.
Specs
The beer is an American Pale Ale with 5.0% ABV and 17 IBU. The grist includes Pale Ale and Crystal malts, while the hop bill features Columbus, Cascade, Simcoe, and Simcoe Cryo. The brewery’s description points to a lightly toasted malt character balanced by gentle citrus aromatics.
About the brewery
Beto Coco Brewing is a brewery in Awara, Fukui. This release fits the brewery’s straightforward, drinkable approach: a pale ale built around balance, aroma, and a clean, accessible profile.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBetococo Brewing in Fukui just tapped B×C×P×A today. They also released it in cans, and that makes this one hard to ignore.
MugiWait, not just draft but cans too? That's the perfect combo: drink one there, then sneak one home for later!
Hop BroAnd the style is American Pale Ale. At 5.0% ABV and 17 IBU, it sounds light, balanced, and easy to recommend.
MugiHold on, 17 IBU sounds like a math problem. Is that super bitter, or am I still safe here?
Hop BroThink of IBU as a bitterness guide, and this lands in gentle bitterness territory. It won't punch your tongue, it just keeps the sip lively.
MugiOhhh, so that light toast note means a little toasty malt flavor, not actual breakfast bread jumping into the glass?
Hop BroExactly. The grain bill uses Pale Ale and Crystal malt, and the hops include Columbus, Cascade, Simcoe, plus Simcoe Cryo hops.
MugiWhat even are Cryo hops? Why does this beer suddenly sound like it was brewed in a spaceship?
Hop BroThe name sounds intense, but basically it's a way to pack more clean aroma into the beer. That's how you get soft citrus without heaviness.
MugiBetococo Brewing in Awara really knows how to make clear, drinkable styles. Even a newer craft fan like me can follow the vibe.
Hop BroThat's the nice part: it keeps the pale ale balance, then lets bright, easy drinkability lead the whole experience. Great taproom energy.
MugiI'm done pretending to be calm, I want one on tap and one can to go. This sounds way too drinkable to wait on.
