diagonal to feature Y.Market and Nobody Brewing in "Beer Geek on Packet" Live
diagonal, a beer pub in Kofu, Yamanashi, will stream its "Beer Geek on Packet" Instagram Live at 9 p.m. on the 12th, featuring four Japanese craft beers from Y.Market Brewing and Nobody Brewing.
Hop BroTonight's topic is Beer Geek on Packet. diagonal in Kofu is doing an Instagram Live at 9:00 PM on August 12 to introduce four Japanese craft beers.
MugiWait, what's Packet? Is this a show where we crack open snack bags and beers together!?
Hop BroClose in spirit, but not quite. It's more like a casual at-home beer chat, using four easy-to-grab beers from Y.Market Brewing and Nobody Brewing to make craft beer feel like an everyday option.
MugiOoh! Those OVER DRIVE twins sound intense, but what's the difference between OVER DRIVE IPA and OVER DRIVE PALE ALE?
Hop BroThe big part is the style difference. An IPA usually pushes hop aroma and bitterness harder, while a pale ale tends to feel softer and more balanced.
MugiOkay... but DDH West Coast IPA suddenly sounds like a spell. And The Math Rock sounds like a band warming up!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. DDH means extra dry hopping, adding hops after fermentation to really crank up the aroma. The Math Rock is supposed to layer citrus, grapefruit, pine, and even dank notes.
MugiNo way, dank notes? Does that mean it smells like a rehearsal room with no windows!?
Hop BroNot quite that chaotic. Think deep resinous aroma instead, and comparing it with Nowhere DDH IPA should make the differences between IPA styles much easier to grasp. Honestly, now I want a can.
MugiThat's it, I'm chilling beer by 9. If I'm watching diagonal's live, I want to learn the IPA-versus-pale-ale thing by actually drinking along!
diagonal, a beer pub in Kofu, Yamanashi, announced that it will stream its Instagram Live series "Beer Geek on Packet" at 9 p.m. on the 12th. The session focuses on Japanese breweries and highlights craft beers positioned as approachable choices for everyday drinking.
The lineup includes Y.Market Brewing's "OVER DRIVE IPA" and "OVER DRIVE PALE ALE," plus Nobody Brewing's "The Math Rock DDH West Coast IPA" and "Nowhere DDH IPA." Among them, "The Math Rock" is a DDH West Coast IPA inspired by the irregular rhythms of math rock, with citrus and grapefruit-like aromas layered with pine and dank notes. The format makes it easy to compare styles side by side.
- Y.Market Brewing: OVER DRIVE IPA / OVER DRIVE PALE ALE
- Nobody Brewing: The Math Rock DDH West Coast IPA / Nowhere DDH IPA
Based in the Aoguma area of Kofu, diagonal continues to build its identity around craft beer. For drinkers who like to know the story behind a beer before ordering, or who want a clearer sense of the difference between IPA and pale ale, this Live should be a useful starting point.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTonight's topic is Beer Geek on Packet. diagonal in Kofu is doing an Instagram Live at 9:00 PM on August 12 to introduce four Japanese craft beers.
MugiWait, what's Packet? Is this a show where we crack open snack bags and beers together!?
Hop BroClose in spirit, but not quite. It's more like a casual at-home beer chat, using four easy-to-grab beers from Y.Market Brewing and Nobody Brewing to make craft beer feel like an everyday option.
MugiOoh! Those OVER DRIVE twins sound intense, but what's the difference between OVER DRIVE IPA and OVER DRIVE PALE ALE?
Hop BroThe big part is the style difference. An IPA usually pushes hop aroma and bitterness harder, while a pale ale tends to feel softer and more balanced.
MugiOkay... but DDH West Coast IPA suddenly sounds like a spell. And The Math Rock sounds like a band warming up!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. DDH means extra dry hopping, adding hops after fermentation to really crank up the aroma. The Math Rock is supposed to layer citrus, grapefruit, pine, and even dank notes.
MugiNo way, dank notes? Does that mean it smells like a rehearsal room with no windows!?
Hop BroNot quite that chaotic. Think deep resinous aroma instead, and comparing it with Nowhere DDH IPA should make the differences between IPA styles much easier to grasp. Honestly, now I want a can.
MugiThat's it, I'm chilling beer by 9. If I'm watching diagonal's live, I want to learn the IPA-versus-pale-ale thing by actually drinking along!
