Let's Beer Works unveils new hoppy lager "HOPPY HUE"
Tokyo-based Let's Beer Works has released details of its new beer, "HOPPY HUE (Hoppy Hue)," on its official website. The style is Hoppy Lager, the ABV is 5%, and it is introduced as a pleasantly bitter beer with depth, layered with noble hops and American hops.
Hop BroBreaking news, Tokyo's Let's Beer Works has just released HOPPY HUE!
MugiWhoa! It has such a cute name, but sounds intense! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Hoppy Lager, 5% ABV, bitterness at ★★☆☆☆. It's light, but the hop presence is solid.
MugiWhat is that! A lager that's hoppy? It's like all the attributes at once!
Hop BroThat's because it's designed with a layered use of noble hops and American hops, bringing out a multi-layered bitter orange character.
MugiNoble hops? Like aristocratic hops!? I'm a commoner, so I thought this was class-system beer!
Hop BroDon't worry, noble just means a refined, aromatic hop type. In other words, it balances elegant + vibrant hops!
MugiI see! And if it's dry and crisp, that means a cleanly fading bitterness after you drink it, right!
Hop BroExactly. It should appeal to people who want hops without the heaviness of an IPA, and the official site makes the purchase path nice and clear, so it's easy to check out.
MugiIt's decided! Tonight, let's toast HOPPY HUE from Let's Beer Works with Hops Brother!
Tokyo-based Let's Beer Works has listed "HOPPY HUE (Hoppy Hue)" on its official website. According to the product page (https://lets.beer/hoppy-hue/), this release is a Hoppy Lager style with ABV 5% and a bitterness rating of ★★☆☆☆.
In the description, the combination of noble hops and American hops is said to create a layered hop character with a bittersweet orange note. Built on a dry, crisp drinking profile, it is designed to leave a gently lingering bitterness, while its clean finish carries the hop impression through to the very end without muddling it.
The key point of this brand is that, while it is based on the light, brisk character typical of lager, it strongly brings out the personality of hops on the flavor and aroma side. Since the bitterness is kept within a range that is not too strong, it seems like a good option for drinkers who want to enjoy hops but want to avoid heavier IPAs.
The same page also provides links to online stores for both general consumers and business customers. As a Tokyo-born brewery, Let's Beer Works makes its distribution channels clear through its own platform, including canned products and keg sales, and one of its strengths is that the path from new release information to purchase is easy to follow. For anyone looking for a new hoppy lager, this is a beer worth checking the official information on first.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBreaking news, Tokyo's Let's Beer Works has just released HOPPY HUE!
MugiWhoa! It has such a cute name, but sounds intense! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Hoppy Lager, 5% ABV, bitterness at ★★☆☆☆. It's light, but the hop presence is solid.
MugiWhat is that! A lager that's hoppy? It's like all the attributes at once!
Hop BroThat's because it's designed with a layered use of noble hops and American hops, bringing out a multi-layered bitter orange character.
MugiNoble hops? Like aristocratic hops!? I'm a commoner, so I thought this was class-system beer!
Hop BroDon't worry, noble just means a refined, aromatic hop type. In other words, it balances elegant + vibrant hops!
MugiI see! And if it's dry and crisp, that means a cleanly fading bitterness after you drink it, right!
Hop BroExactly. It should appeal to people who want hops without the heaviness of an IPA, and the official site makes the purchase path nice and clear, so it's easy to check out.
MugiIt's decided! Tonight, let's toast HOPPY HUE from Let's Beer Works with Hops Brother!
