Streetlight Brewing’s Green Bullet Featured at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND, a craft beer pub in Sapporo’s COCONO SUSUKINO, is featuring Streetlight Brewing’s Green Bullet. Built around New Zealand’s traditional Green Bullet hop, this 6.0% ABV IPA combines layered hop character with a soft, clean bitterness.
Hop BroAt Susukino Ale STAND in Sapporo, Streetlight Brewing’s IPA, Green Bullet, has arrived.
MugiWhoa! That name sounds intense! What is Green Bullet? Will it make me run super fast?
Hop BroI can’t promise extra speed, but its star ingredient is the Green Bullet hop, a classic hop variety from New Zealand. It debuted in 1972.
MugiA hop born in 1972... so it’s a beer-world veteran? But what does a hop do?
Hop BroHops give beer its aroma and bitterness. Rather than using Green Bullet alone, this beer uses a blend of several hops for brightness and depth.
MugiOoh, so Green Bullet has a whole hop squad behind it! I get a little nervous around bitter IPAs, though. What about this one?
Hop BroIt’s 6.0% ABV and satisfyingly full, yet soft and clean in bitterness. That makes its aroma easy to savor slowly.
MugiThat sounds friendly even for an IPA newcomer like me! If we’re drinking in Susukino, what food pairs with it?
Hop BroIt’s great with meat, spicy dishes, and salty snacks. The hop aroma brings out the food’s savoriness.
MugiAn IPA and meat after work... I feel refreshed just imagining it! At COCONO SUSUKINO’s basement floor, let’s toast to New Zealand!
Hop BroThat’s the spirit. Let’s visit Susukino Ale STAND and enjoy gentle bitterness and layered aroma in a glass of Green Bullet!
MugiIt’s settled! I don’t need to run—I’m heading straight for the glass. I want Green Bullet now!
An IPA centered on a classic New Zealand hop
Susukino Yell STAND, a craft beer pub located in the basement of COCONO SUSUKINO in central Sapporo, is featuring Streetlight Brewing’s Green Bullet.
Green Bullet is an India Pale Ale built around Green Bullet, a traditional New Zealand hop variety. Released in 1972, the hop has remained a versatile favorite for more than 50 years.
Rather than relying on Green Bullet alone, the beer combines several hop varieties to bring out the character of its main ingredient. The result offers floral hop expression and added depth while keeping the overall profile approachable.
At 6.0% ABV, Green Bullet delivers the satisfying presence expected from an IPA, but its bitterness is soft and clean. It is an inviting choice even for drinkers who find intensely bitter IPAs difficult, allowing the hop character to develop comfortably from sip to sip.
The beer is suited to an after-work refreshment as well as pairings with meat dishes, spice-forward food, and salty snacks. It can also fit a relaxed lunch, conversation with friends, or an evening spent focusing on the aroma and flavor of the beer.
For those exploring craft beer in Sapporo, Susukino Yell STAND offers a chance to experience Streetlight Brewing’s interpretation of New Zealand hop character. Green Bullet’s balanced bitterness and layered hop profile make it a beer worth seeking out.
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Hop BroAt Susukino Ale STAND in Sapporo, Streetlight Brewing’s IPA, Green Bullet, has arrived.
MugiWhoa! That name sounds intense! What is Green Bullet? Will it make me run super fast?
Hop BroI can’t promise extra speed, but its star ingredient is the Green Bullet hop, a classic hop variety from New Zealand. It debuted in 1972.
MugiA hop born in 1972... so it’s a beer-world veteran? But what does a hop do?
Hop BroHops give beer its aroma and bitterness. Rather than using Green Bullet alone, this beer uses a blend of several hops for brightness and depth.
MugiOoh, so Green Bullet has a whole hop squad behind it! I get a little nervous around bitter IPAs, though. What about this one?
Hop BroIt’s 6.0% ABV and satisfyingly full, yet soft and clean in bitterness. That makes its aroma easy to savor slowly.
MugiThat sounds friendly even for an IPA newcomer like me! If we’re drinking in Susukino, what food pairs with it?
Hop BroIt’s great with meat, spicy dishes, and salty snacks. The hop aroma brings out the food’s savoriness.
MugiAn IPA and meat after work... I feel refreshed just imagining it! At COCONO SUSUKINO’s basement floor, let’s toast to New Zealand!
Hop BroThat’s the spirit. Let’s visit Susukino Ale STAND and enjoy gentle bitterness and layered aroma in a glass of Green Bullet!
MugiIt’s settled! I don’t need to run—I’m heading straight for the glass. I want Green Bullet now!
