Three Kegs Replaced at Moyamoya Base, with NEKOBEER and Two Other Domestic Labels Now on Tap
At the beer pub Moyamoya Base in Minami 2-jo Higashi, Sapporo, three kegs were swapped out. NEKOBEER, Kyogoku Beer, and GRANDLINE BREWING are now on tap, creating a lineup where you can enjoy Japanese craft beers with distinct personalities.
Hop BroA three-keg rotation in Minami 2-jo Higashi, Sapporo. Moyamoya Base is doing something interesting again.
MugiWait! A keg rotation means that many changes all at once?
Hop BroThis time it's NEKOBEER, Kyogoku Beer, and GRANDLINE BREWING, so three domestic labels are lined up all at once.
MugiWhat? They all have totally different personalities. This is a compare-them-all kind of situation!
Hop BroFirst up, NEKOBEER is a single-hop pale ale that puts Rakau, a New Zealand hop, front and center.
MugiSingle-hop? That sounds like a hop all by itself. It gives off lonely beer vibes!
Hop BroBasically, it narrows the hops used so the differences in aroma really stand out. That makes Rakau's character easy to pick up.
MugiOh, I see! And Kyogoku Beer's IPA sounds like it would have that classic, satisfying drinkability, right?
Hop BroExactly. And then you have GRANDLINE BREWING's Trial βrew #03 in the mix, so having an experimental beer in the lineup is irresistible.
MugiMoyamoya Base is great because you can follow the beers you want one by one. Now I really want to raise a glass in Sapporo!
Hop BroWith this lineup, you can enjoy everything from hop expression to the weight of an IPA, and even the time spent choosing your next beer tastes good.
MugiI get it, I can't do anything else today! This is the kind of place that makes you want to drink slowly while checking the taps for the day.
At the beer pub Moyamoya Base in Chuo Ward, Sapporo, three kegs were rotated in. The shop's Instagram is currently introducing three beers from domestic breweries as the beers now on tap.
This latest lineup is clearly built around different directions. A pale ale that puts hop character front and center, a standard IPA that is easy to enjoy, and a beer that feels like an experimental brew are all lined up, making it the kind of selection beer fans will want to compare one by one.
Beers now on tap
- NEKOBEER / Single Neko-san's Single-Hop Pale Ale ~NZ label! Rakau de Kaukau Tsumitate Hop ver.~
- Kyogoku Beer / IPA
- GRANDLINE BREWING / Trial βrew #03
Moyamoya Base is a beer pub in Sapporo's Bus Center Mae area, known for serving domestic craft beer on draft. Its taps change quickly, and one of its charms is the enjoyment of following whatever is on the lineup at any given moment. With its relaxed scale, it's a good place to try a beer one glass at a time.
These three kegs form a lineup in which the flavor outlines of each Japanese craft beer are clearly different, so you can expect a wide range of enjoyment, from the expression of hops to the solid drinkability of an IPA and even the nuances of an experimental brew. For people in Sapporo who want to check the day's taps before drinking, this is a lively rotation that feels very much like Moyamoya Base.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA three-keg rotation in Minami 2-jo Higashi, Sapporo. Moyamoya Base is doing something interesting again.
MugiWait! A keg rotation means that many changes all at once?
Hop BroThis time it's NEKOBEER, Kyogoku Beer, and GRANDLINE BREWING, so three domestic labels are lined up all at once.
MugiWhat? They all have totally different personalities. This is a compare-them-all kind of situation!
Hop BroFirst up, NEKOBEER is a single-hop pale ale that puts Rakau, a New Zealand hop, front and center.
MugiSingle-hop? That sounds like a hop all by itself. It gives off lonely beer vibes!
Hop BroBasically, it narrows the hops used so the differences in aroma really stand out. That makes Rakau's character easy to pick up.
MugiOh, I see! And Kyogoku Beer's IPA sounds like it would have that classic, satisfying drinkability, right?
Hop BroExactly. And then you have GRANDLINE BREWING's Trial βrew #03 in the mix, so having an experimental beer in the lineup is irresistible.
MugiMoyamoya Base is great because you can follow the beers you want one by one. Now I really want to raise a glass in Sapporo!
Hop BroWith this lineup, you can enjoy everything from hop expression to the weight of an IPA, and even the time spent choosing your next beer tastes good.
MugiI get it, I can't do anything else today! This is the kind of place that makes you want to drink slowly while checking the taps for the day.
