New Release “RE:NAMAGrauzy” Tapped at Namachaん Stand Shiinamachi Branch, Six Taps in Rotation
An Instagram post from Namachaん Stand Shiinamachi Branch announced the tapping of the special brew “RE:NAMAGrauzy,” created to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Grau Craft beer bar. The post also notes a six-tap lineup, adding one new release to NAMACHAん Brewing’s four regular beers.
Hop BroNews has come in from Namachaん Stand in Shiinamachi: RE:NAMAGrauzy is tapped. And today they’re running six taps, so they’re clearly bringing some real energy.
MugiWhoa, what is that! Just hearing that it’s a special anniversary brew already makes it sound delicious, and the name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroIt’s a beer brewed to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Grau Craft beer bar, and the style is Hazy IPA, 7.0%. What’s interesting is that it isn’t aiming to be heavy for the sake of it, but still easy to drink.
MugiHazy means that cloudy one, right? But if it’s light and refreshing, can they really do that with Citra only?
Hop BroThey can. By limiting the hops to Citra, they’re bringing out grapefruit-like citrus character and a tropical finish, with the goal of making it a not-too-heavy hazy.
MugiOhhh! That sounds like the aroma just bursts right out! Just hearing citrus aroma makes me feel like my nose is the first one to toast!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, today’s lineup is a six-beer NAMACHAん Brewing tap list, all house-brewed by NAMACHAん Brewing. It’s got a real brewpub feel, with a range from the classics to more adventurous picks.
MugiDefinitely. Even the names alone are fun, like `Itsumo no, Nama.` and the hojicha ale! It’s such a mix of quirky beers that drinking them one by one would keep my brain busy!
Hop BroIt’s easy to drop in for a daytime drink, and it also sounds great as a stop while strolling around Shiinamachi. This kind of limited-time experience is perfect for a day-drinking walk.
MugiNo way, just reading this is making my throat dry! I want to compare them all and order both the regulars and the new release at once!
On Instagram, Namachaん Stand Shiinamachi Branch (1-18-11 Nagasaki, Toshima-ku, Tokyo) announced the tapping of the special beer “`RE:NAMAGrauzy`,” brewed to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Grau Craft beer bar. The style is `Hazy IPA`, and the ABV is `7.0%`. The post explains that the beer was conceived as a “not-too-heavy hazy IPA,” using only Citra to bring out a citrus aroma reminiscent of grapefruit and a tropical finish.
The tap list for the day is a six-beer lineup made up entirely of `NAMACHAん Brewing` beers. In addition to the new release, it includes a wide range of options from core favorites to more distinctive styles, giving drinkers something to choose based on their mood in Shiinamachi. True to the spirit of a brewpub, the lineup is notable for centering on the flavors of the brewery’s own house-made beers.
TAP LIST
- `いつもの、なま。` / `Golden Ale`
- `なまちゃんのトロピカルスムージー` / `Smoothie Sour Ale`
- `あべちゃんのなまビター` / `Smoke Bitter`
- `ほぼはじシャンディガフ` / `Herb＆Spice Beer`
- `なまちゃんのほうじ茶エール` / `Japanese Tea Beer`
- `RE:NAMAGrauzy` / `Hazy IPA`
At the end of the post, it is also described as an easygoing craft beer spot that works well for daytime drinking or as a stop while exploring the Shiinamachi area. For beer fans, this is the kind of moment worth checking out, since it offers the chance to try both the brewery’s regular beers and a limited anniversary release at the same time.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNews has come in from Namachaん Stand in Shiinamachi: RE:NAMAGrauzy is tapped. And today they’re running six taps, so they’re clearly bringing some real energy.
MugiWhoa, what is that! Just hearing that it’s a special anniversary brew already makes it sound delicious, and the name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroIt’s a beer brewed to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Grau Craft beer bar, and the style is Hazy IPA, 7.0%. What’s interesting is that it isn’t aiming to be heavy for the sake of it, but still easy to drink.
MugiHazy means that cloudy one, right? But if it’s light and refreshing, can they really do that with Citra only?
Hop BroThey can. By limiting the hops to Citra, they’re bringing out grapefruit-like citrus character and a tropical finish, with the goal of making it a not-too-heavy hazy.
MugiOhhh! That sounds like the aroma just bursts right out! Just hearing citrus aroma makes me feel like my nose is the first one to toast!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, today’s lineup is a six-beer NAMACHAん Brewing tap list, all house-brewed by NAMACHAん Brewing. It’s got a real brewpub feel, with a range from the classics to more adventurous picks.
MugiDefinitely. Even the names alone are fun, like `Itsumo no, Nama.` and the hojicha ale! It’s such a mix of quirky beers that drinking them one by one would keep my brain busy!
Hop BroIt’s easy to drop in for a daytime drink, and it also sounds great as a stop while strolling around Shiinamachi. This kind of limited-time experience is perfect for a day-drinking walk.
MugiNo way, just reading this is making my throat dry! I want to compare them all and order both the regulars and the new release at once!
