KAMIKATZ STOUT Tapped at Beer House Hobbit Featuring Naruto Kintoki
At Beer House Hobbit, a beer pub in Hirakata, Osaka, the stout "KAMIKATZ STOUT" made with Naruto Kintoki has been tapped. It layers the fragrant roastiness of roasted malt with a subtle sweetness from the sweet potato, making it an easy beer to pair with food.
Hop BroAt Beer House Hobbit in Hirakata, KAMIKATZ STOUT has been tapped. A stout made with Naruto Kintoki sounds pretty intriguing, right?
MugiWait, what?! A sweet potato stout? Is that like a dessert beer?
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. The brewery is RISE & WIN Brewing Co., and the idea is to layer the roasted malt’s aroma with the gentle sweetness of Naruto Kintoki.
MugiRoasted malt, like burnt bread? If you add sweet potato sweetness on top of that, doesn’t the flavor clash?
Hop BroThe point is that it doesn’t clash. Think of it as a rich chocolate-and-caramel aroma coming first, followed by the soft aroma of the sweet potato.
MugiOhh! And with ABV 5.0%, it isn’t that heavy, either? So stouts can actually be easier to drink than they look!
Hop BroExactly. The IBU is 30, and it’s tuned toward a clean, dry finish, so it’s easy to keep going glass after glass. It’s the kind of beer that works well for stout fans and first-timers alike.
MugiI see! And Beer House Hobbit being a station-side beer pub where you can drink casually is great too. It makes me want to stop by after work!
Hop BroYeah, and it pairs with a wide range of food. If you match it with savory snacks or ingredients with a little sweetness, the shape of KAMIKATZ STOUT really comes through.
MugiWow, just imagining it makes me hungry... If I can enjoy the aftertaste of Naruto Kintoki too, I’d want to savor it slowly.
Hop BroThen tonight, how about taking your time with a draft pint at Beer House Hobbit? Beers like this stout really come down to that very first sip.
At the beer pub Beer House Hobbit in Kawaramachi, Hirakata City, Osaka, the stout "KAMIKATZ STOUT" made with Naruto Kintoki has been tapped. As the post title suggests, the highlight this time is the use of Naruto Kintoki, a sweet potato grown in Tokushima Prefecture.
KAMIKATZ STOUT is a stout from RISE & WIN Brewing Co. It is characterized by aromas reminiscent of chocolate and caramel from roasted malt, layered with the subtle aroma and sweetness of Naruto Kintoki. With an ABV of 5.0% and an IBU of 30, it offers the richness typical of a stout while finishing crisp and dry. It is designed to avoid feeling too heavy, making it easy to keep sipping.
Beer House Hobbit is a beer pub located in an easily accessible area near Hirakata City Station, known as a place where people can casually enjoy craft beer. It works well not only as a local pint, but also for those who want to take their time savoring a roasted stout. It also pairs broadly with food; combining it with savory snacks or ingredients with a touch of sweetness should make the beer's character stand out even more.
Key points this time
- A stout made with Naruto Kintoki
- The aroma of roasted malt and the gentle sweetness from the sweet potato
- Easy to drink, with a crisp dry finish
- Tap opening information for enjoying it on draft at Beer House Hobbit
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Beer House Hobbit in Hirakata, KAMIKATZ STOUT has been tapped. A stout made with Naruto Kintoki sounds pretty intriguing, right?
MugiWait, what?! A sweet potato stout? Is that like a dessert beer?
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. The brewery is RISE & WIN Brewing Co., and the idea is to layer the roasted malt’s aroma with the gentle sweetness of Naruto Kintoki.
MugiRoasted malt, like burnt bread? If you add sweet potato sweetness on top of that, doesn’t the flavor clash?
Hop BroThe point is that it doesn’t clash. Think of it as a rich chocolate-and-caramel aroma coming first, followed by the soft aroma of the sweet potato.
MugiOhh! And with ABV 5.0%, it isn’t that heavy, either? So stouts can actually be easier to drink than they look!
Hop BroExactly. The IBU is 30, and it’s tuned toward a clean, dry finish, so it’s easy to keep going glass after glass. It’s the kind of beer that works well for stout fans and first-timers alike.
MugiI see! And Beer House Hobbit being a station-side beer pub where you can drink casually is great too. It makes me want to stop by after work!
Hop BroYeah, and it pairs with a wide range of food. If you match it with savory snacks or ingredients with a little sweetness, the shape of KAMIKATZ STOUT really comes through.
MugiWow, just imagining it makes me hungry... If I can enjoy the aftertaste of Naruto Kintoki too, I’d want to savor it slowly.
Hop BroThen tonight, how about taking your time with a draft pint at Beer House Hobbit? Beers like this stout really come down to that very first sip.
