OGA BREWING COMPANY launches Green Road IPA in cans
OGA BREWING COMPANY, based in Mitaka, Tokyo, has started selling its new canned beer, Green Road IPA. Inspired by a green walking path in Kodaira City, the IPA is also being poured on tap.
Hop BroI want to talk about a new canned release from OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka: Green Road IPA.
MugiWhat, that name already makes me want to go for a walk! It’s inspired by a Kodaira walking path? How do you turn that into beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s an IPA aiming for a crisp finish, like wind moving through fresh green trees.
MugiNo way! When I hear IPA, I picture something bitter, so a clean-drinking IPA sounds like a contradiction.
Hop BroIt can work. You let the hop aroma shine without making the body too heavy, basically a dry build.
MugiWait, what is a dry build? Does the beer come with blueprints now? Are we measuring it with rulers?
Hop BroNo drafting table involved. Here, dry just means it doesn’t leave a sticky sweetness behind, more like a breezy aftertaste.
MugiOkay, I get it! And it’s not only in cans, there’s tap service too, which makes me want to compare both on the spot.
Hop BroExactly. OGA BREWING COMPANY is a Mitaka brewery that’s great at turning local scenery into beer, so this one really carries the feel of the neighborhood.
MugiAnd the label uses a green walking-path motif, right? Can or on tap, this is absolutely the kind of beer I’d want before or after a stroll.
Hop BroThinking about beers like Mitaka Pale Ale and Chuo Line GO WEST, this new one sounds promising too. I really want to taste this walking-path IPA right away.
MugiSame here! Feeling a cool breeze through one glass sounds perfect, and now I want a pour immediately.
OGA BREWING COMPANY, the Mitaka-based craft brewery in Tokyo, has started selling its new canned beer, Green Road IPA. In its Instagram post, the brewery said sales began today and noted that the beer is also available on tap.
The beer is described as an IPA inspired by the lush walking paths that run through Kodaira City. According to the post, it was brewed to evoke a breeze moving through bright green surroundings, resulting in a crisp and refreshing profile. The label also follows that theme, using a green design that mirrors the image of the walking path.
OGA BREWING COMPANY positions itself on its official site as a brewery born in Mitaka. Its lineup includes core beers such as Mitaka Pale Ale and Mitaka Wheat Ale, along with locally themed series like Chuo Line GO WEST and the M.C. series. Green Road IPA fits neatly into that approach, turning a local landscape into a beer style and a visual identity.
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Hop BroI want to talk about a new canned release from OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka: Green Road IPA.
MugiWhat, that name already makes me want to go for a walk! It’s inspired by a Kodaira walking path? How do you turn that into beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s an IPA aiming for a crisp finish, like wind moving through fresh green trees.
MugiNo way! When I hear IPA, I picture something bitter, so a clean-drinking IPA sounds like a contradiction.
Hop BroIt can work. You let the hop aroma shine without making the body too heavy, basically a dry build.
MugiWait, what is a dry build? Does the beer come with blueprints now? Are we measuring it with rulers?
Hop BroNo drafting table involved. Here, dry just means it doesn’t leave a sticky sweetness behind, more like a breezy aftertaste.
MugiOkay, I get it! And it’s not only in cans, there’s tap service too, which makes me want to compare both on the spot.
Hop BroExactly. OGA BREWING COMPANY is a Mitaka brewery that’s great at turning local scenery into beer, so this one really carries the feel of the neighborhood.
MugiAnd the label uses a green walking-path motif, right? Can or on tap, this is absolutely the kind of beer I’d want before or after a stroll.
Hop BroThinking about beers like Mitaka Pale Ale and Chuo Line GO WEST, this new one sounds promising too. I really want to taste this walking-path IPA right away.
MugiSame here! Feeling a cool breeze through one glass sounds perfect, and now I want a pour immediately.
