Four Cans from NOVORU BREWING Arrive at 444 BEYOND, Including a Session IPA
The beer pub "444 BEYOND" in Higashi-Mizue, Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, introduced four cans that arrived from Miyazaki Prefecture's NOVORU BREWING in a post on May 12. From Session IPA to West Coast IPA, the lineup offers a wide range of styles to enjoy all at once.
Hop BroA set of four cans has arrived at 444 BEYOND in Mizue. From Miyazaki's NOVORU BREWING, it's a lineup you can enjoy all at once, from Session IPA to West Coast IPA.
MugiWait, all four have different personalities? The names Novoru, Nuvoru, Saboru, and Togaru sound kind of like spells, so now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. First up, Novoru is a Session IPA. At ABV 4.5%, it's light and easygoing, so it's really approachable as your first beer after work.
MugiSession, huh? So it's like an easy-drinking IPA? Just hearing IPA makes me brace myself!
Hop BroGood question. A Session IPA is basically a more drinkable IPA. You still get the hop aroma, but the alcohol is kept lower. That makes it less tiring to drink for a long time.
MugiGot it! So Nuvoru's Hazy Pale Ale is the fluffy, juicy kind, right? The name already sounds gentle!
Hop BroExactly. Hazy beers are known for their cloudy look and juicy aroma, and Nuvoru has an ABV of 5.0%, so it's pleasantly easy to drink. It's the kind of beer where citrusy and tropical notes come through nicely.
MugiOh, then what about Saboru? An IPA at ABV 7.0% sounds like something with some punch!
Hop BroYeah, Saboru is the balanced IPA you'd want right in the middle of a tasting lineup. The interplay between the malt base and the hop aroma comes through clearly, and it's interesting how the same brewery can show such different expressions.
MugiAnd the last one, Togaru, sounds intense! West Coast IPA makes me think of bitterness, but what is it actually like?
Hop BroTogaru is an ABV 8.5% beer with a strong sharpness and bitterness. True to the West Coast IPA style, it has a crisp outline, so it's for people who want to really hit the hop character head-on.
MugiSo in other words, at 444 BEYOND you can play around with everything from light to strong! If I stopped by after work, it would already be fun before I even chose anything!
Hop BroExactly. It turns into a night of fun tasting comparisons in Mizue, so today it'll be a real challenge deciding where to start. I'll go with Novoru first, and Mugi-chan can start with Togaru, then let's toast.
MugiSounds good! I want to work through all of them in order! If I finish all four, I'll probably be so happy and floaty on the way home!
Guest Beers on May 12
In a May 12 post, the beer pub "444 BEYOND" in Higashi-Mizue, Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, introduced four cans delivered from `NOVORU BREWING` in Miyazaki Prefecture. The post also noted business hours of 16:00-22:00 that day, suggesting it was a place where you could easily stop by after work and enjoy craft beer-centered drinking.
The lineup this time consisted of four cans: `Novoru`, `Nuvoru`, `Saboru`, and `Togaru`. `Novoru` is a Session India Pale Ale with ABV 4.5%, `Nuvoru` is a Hazy Pale Ale with ABV 5.0%, `Saboru` is an India Pale Ale with ABV 7.0%, and `Togaru` is a West Coast India Pale Ale with ABV 8.5%. The selection spans a broad range of strengths and styles, from an easy-drinking beer to one with a strong hop presence, making it fun to compare them side by side.
`444 BEYOND` is a beer pub located in Higashi-Mizue, Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. As its name suggests, its appeal lies in its setup as a place made for drinking beer, one that makes you want to visit when guest beers come in. This set of four makes the differences especially clear: the drinkability of Session IPA, the juiciness of Hazy Pale Ale, the balance of IPA, and the sharp bitterness of West Coast IPA. It is a lineup suited not only to people who want to choose according to their mood, but also to those who want to compare the differences between styles.
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Hop BroA set of four cans has arrived at 444 BEYOND in Mizue. From Miyazaki's NOVORU BREWING, it's a lineup you can enjoy all at once, from Session IPA to West Coast IPA.
MugiWait, all four have different personalities? The names Novoru, Nuvoru, Saboru, and Togaru sound kind of like spells, so now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. First up, Novoru is a Session IPA. At ABV 4.5%, it's light and easygoing, so it's really approachable as your first beer after work.
MugiSession, huh? So it's like an easy-drinking IPA? Just hearing IPA makes me brace myself!
Hop BroGood question. A Session IPA is basically a more drinkable IPA. You still get the hop aroma, but the alcohol is kept lower. That makes it less tiring to drink for a long time.
MugiGot it! So Nuvoru's Hazy Pale Ale is the fluffy, juicy kind, right? The name already sounds gentle!
Hop BroExactly. Hazy beers are known for their cloudy look and juicy aroma, and Nuvoru has an ABV of 5.0%, so it's pleasantly easy to drink. It's the kind of beer where citrusy and tropical notes come through nicely.
MugiOh, then what about Saboru? An IPA at ABV 7.0% sounds like something with some punch!
Hop BroYeah, Saboru is the balanced IPA you'd want right in the middle of a tasting lineup. The interplay between the malt base and the hop aroma comes through clearly, and it's interesting how the same brewery can show such different expressions.
MugiAnd the last one, Togaru, sounds intense! West Coast IPA makes me think of bitterness, but what is it actually like?
Hop BroTogaru is an ABV 8.5% beer with a strong sharpness and bitterness. True to the West Coast IPA style, it has a crisp outline, so it's for people who want to really hit the hop character head-on.
MugiSo in other words, at 444 BEYOND you can play around with everything from light to strong! If I stopped by after work, it would already be fun before I even chose anything!
Hop BroExactly. It turns into a night of fun tasting comparisons in Mizue, so today it'll be a real challenge deciding where to start. I'll go with Novoru first, and Mugi-chan can start with Togaru, then let's toast.
MugiSounds good! I want to work through all of them in order! If I finish all four, I'll probably be so happy and floaty on the way home!
