Be Easy Brewing's "Magic Spell Shichinohe" Arrives at Aomori Brew Pub
At Aomori Brew Pub in Aomori City, the latest release from Hiroshi's Be Easy Brewing-linked "Magic Spell" series is now on tap. This IPA layers biscuit-like malt character with tropical nuances from American hops and Waimea Hop Kief.
Hop BroThe latest release in the Be Easy Brewing-linked "Magic Spell" series has arrived at Aomori Brew Pub in Yasukata, Aomori City. This time it's "Magic Spell Shichinohe," and it's a guest beer that is definitely worth a look.
MugiWow! Even the name Magic Spell Shichinohe sounds magical! And you can drink it in Aomori? What is that, I want to try it so bad!
Hop BroThe style is a hoppy IPA, and on top of the usual base malt, it uses Swaen malt and a small amount of amber malt. So it is not just bitter; it also has a biscuit-like toasty aroma.
MugiSwaen malt? Wait, is that the name of a snack? A biscuit-like aroma in beer is making me hungry!
Hop BroSimply put, malt is malted barley, and different roasting levels change the aroma and color. Because this one has a rich malt body, it can take on the hop's bright character without the flavor becoming muddy.
MugiOhhh! So what hops are in it? If it says it has a tropical aroma, it sounds like it could teleport me to the tropics!
Hop BroThat is the interesting part: it layers American hops with Waimea Hop Kief. Hop Kief is the resin-rich concentrated part of the hop, so the idea is that it adds a burst of aroma and presence.
MugiSo it is like a concentrated version of hops!? So basically, it is an extra hop boost for the aroma! But that sounds kind of scary if it is bitter...
Hop BroIt does have solid bitterness, but the key point this time is the balance between the bitterness and malt character. So it does not just finish sharply; you can enjoy it as an IPA with real drinking depth.
MugiAnd Aomori Brew Pub lets you drink while looking through the glass at the brewing equipment, right? Fun to watch and fun to drink? That is almost unfairly great!
Hop BroExactly, and the taps use a card-based system that charges only for what you pour, so you can try a little at a time. If you're looking around the Aomori Station area, this beer is a great pick because you can enjoy both local brewing and guest beers.
MugiI can't take it anymore, I want to drink it after hearing that! I want to hop around Aomori and drink craft beer with this biscuit-scented IPA as my companion!
New Guest Beer at a Brewpub in Aomori City
At Aomori Brew Pub in Yasukata, Aomori City, the latest release from the Magic Spell series linked to Be Easy Brewing in Hirosaki has appeared. In the post, it is introduced as "Shichinohe," and it is presented as part of the series continuing in collaboration with Chihiro Ishizuka.
This beer uses the usual base malt along with Swaen malt and a small amount of amber malt, giving it a gently biscuit-like malt character. The hops are centered on American varieties, and by layering in Waimea Hop Kief, it adds tropical-fruit nuances. It is introduced as an IPA with firm bitterness and a strong malt presence that keeps the overall balance in check.
Aomori Brew Pub is a brewpub where you can also enjoy on-site brewing, and its appeal lies in sipping a beer while watching the brewing equipment through the glass. True to Aomori Brew Pub, its strength is that you can enjoy local Aomori craft beer as the core while also mixing in guest beers. The taps use a card-based system that settles only for what you pour, so it is also suited to people who want to compare drinks in small amounts.
This Magic Spell series release is also appealing because you can enjoy the label and the world of the work while drinking. If you're looking for craft beer around Aomori Station, this is one to check out as a place where you can experience both the appeal of local brewing and guest beers.
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Hop BroThe latest release in the Be Easy Brewing-linked "Magic Spell" series has arrived at Aomori Brew Pub in Yasukata, Aomori City. This time it's "Magic Spell Shichinohe," and it's a guest beer that is definitely worth a look.
MugiWow! Even the name Magic Spell Shichinohe sounds magical! And you can drink it in Aomori? What is that, I want to try it so bad!
Hop BroThe style is a hoppy IPA, and on top of the usual base malt, it uses Swaen malt and a small amount of amber malt. So it is not just bitter; it also has a biscuit-like toasty aroma.
MugiSwaen malt? Wait, is that the name of a snack? A biscuit-like aroma in beer is making me hungry!
Hop BroSimply put, malt is malted barley, and different roasting levels change the aroma and color. Because this one has a rich malt body, it can take on the hop's bright character without the flavor becoming muddy.
MugiOhhh! So what hops are in it? If it says it has a tropical aroma, it sounds like it could teleport me to the tropics!
Hop BroThat is the interesting part: it layers American hops with Waimea Hop Kief. Hop Kief is the resin-rich concentrated part of the hop, so the idea is that it adds a burst of aroma and presence.
MugiSo it is like a concentrated version of hops!? So basically, it is an extra hop boost for the aroma! But that sounds kind of scary if it is bitter...
Hop BroIt does have solid bitterness, but the key point this time is the balance between the bitterness and malt character. So it does not just finish sharply; you can enjoy it as an IPA with real drinking depth.
MugiAnd Aomori Brew Pub lets you drink while looking through the glass at the brewing equipment, right? Fun to watch and fun to drink? That is almost unfairly great!
Hop BroExactly, and the taps use a card-based system that charges only for what you pour, so you can try a little at a time. If you're looking around the Aomori Station area, this beer is a great pick because you can enjoy both local brewing and guest beers.
MugiI can't take it anymore, I want to drink it after hearing that! I want to hop around Aomori and drink craft beer with this biscuit-scented IPA as my companion!
