Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA Newly Tapped at Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd. in Adachi Ward
At Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd. in Umejima, Adachi Ward, Tokyo, Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA has been newly tapped. In the post, it was introduced as the follow-up to the well-received Pistachio, adding another guest beer to the shop's craft beer lineup.
Hop BroAt Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd. in Umejima, Adachi Ward, Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA has just been newly tapped. Following the last Pistachio, the shop's guest beer lineup is getting pretty bold.
MugiWait, does Melon IPA actually taste like melon? Beer with fruit vibes is making my brain short-circuit!
Hop BroUsually it's not a case of pouring in a ton of melon juice. More often, the hops and yeast aromas make it feel melon-like. IPA is about more than bitterness; the aroma coming up from the glass is everything.
MugiOhhh! So when you say 'the aroma coming up,' it's like my nose is already entering the venue before I do?
Hop BroPretty much. It's the kind of beer you enjoy the moment it hits the glass, with the hop aroma taking center stage. It fits perfectly with the whole 'one drink after work' vibe.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And Ikejima Liquor Store lets you drink it right there in the shop, too, right? The idea of standing and drinking at a liquor store is kind of thrilling!
Hop BroExactly. They carry a lot of craft beer cans, and since they also have two draft taps, it's easy to try something on the spot. It has the breadth you expect from a liquor store, so even choosing what to drink is fun.
MugiSo before you even get satisfied with just buying a can, you can find the one drink you should be having right now? And they even have sake and gin, too, so the detours are endless!
Hop BroThat's right. This time, the Melon IPA is the star, and the key is to drink it while the keg is still in good shape. It should hit anyone who liked the Pistachio last time, as well as anyone who loves aroma-driven IPAs.
MugiWow, just reading this makes my throat want a beer! I want to head out in Adachi Ward and go find that melon aroma for myself!
Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA at Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd.
At Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd. in Umejima, Adachi Ward, Tokyo, Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA has been newly tapped. In the post, it was introduced as the follow-up to the previously well-received Pistachio, making for a lineup that highlights the brewery's distinct character.
The post for the day described it as a "new tap today," and also mentioned the plan to actually drink it after finishing work. This IPA, with aromas that evoke melon, is an appealing choice for anyone who wants to enjoy not just hop bitterness, but also the lift of its aroma. As a guest beer, it is one you will want to try while the keg is still in good condition.
Ikejima Liquor Store operates as a beer pub, and its defining feature is that while it carries many craft beer cans, you can also drink them on the spot. The post also confirms that you can buy a can and drink it immediately, and that the shop keeps two craft beer taps on draft. With the casual feel of standing-drink culture and the broad selection typical of a liquor store, it is an easy place for beer lovers to drop by.
The shop also carries sake and gin, which makes it fun to reach for something other than beer while you are there. Still, the star of the day is Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA. Whether you were into the Pistachio from last time or are now looking for an aroma-driven IPA, this is one to keep in mind as a drinking option in Adachi Ward.
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Hop BroAt Ikejima Liquor Store Co., Ltd. in Umejima, Adachi Ward, Naminoto Brewing's Melon IPA has just been newly tapped. Following the last Pistachio, the shop's guest beer lineup is getting pretty bold.
MugiWait, does Melon IPA actually taste like melon? Beer with fruit vibes is making my brain short-circuit!
Hop BroUsually it's not a case of pouring in a ton of melon juice. More often, the hops and yeast aromas make it feel melon-like. IPA is about more than bitterness; the aroma coming up from the glass is everything.
MugiOhhh! So when you say 'the aroma coming up,' it's like my nose is already entering the venue before I do?
Hop BroPretty much. It's the kind of beer you enjoy the moment it hits the glass, with the hop aroma taking center stage. It fits perfectly with the whole 'one drink after work' vibe.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And Ikejima Liquor Store lets you drink it right there in the shop, too, right? The idea of standing and drinking at a liquor store is kind of thrilling!
Hop BroExactly. They carry a lot of craft beer cans, and since they also have two draft taps, it's easy to try something on the spot. It has the breadth you expect from a liquor store, so even choosing what to drink is fun.
MugiSo before you even get satisfied with just buying a can, you can find the one drink you should be having right now? And they even have sake and gin, too, so the detours are endless!
Hop BroThat's right. This time, the Melon IPA is the star, and the key is to drink it while the keg is still in good shape. It should hit anyone who liked the Pistachio last time, as well as anyone who loves aroma-driven IPAs.
MugiWow, just reading this makes my throat want a beer! I want to head out in Adachi Ward and go find that melon aroma for myself!
