Novel Craft Brewing starts serving Dubwise Nitro Ver. stout
Tokyo's Suginami-based Novel Craft Brewing announced that it will begin serving its new stout, Dubwise Nitro Ver., from 5:00 p.m. on June 5. At 4.8% ABV, the nitro pour is described as smooth, with roasted malt depth and a coffee-like aroma.
Hop BroNovel Craft Brewing in Suginami is pouring Dubwise Nitro Ver. from 5 PM on June 5. It’s a new stout, and that timing is perfect for an after-work stop.
MugiWhat! A brand-new stout already sounds like nighttime in a glass! And a 5 PM launch means my detour excuse is basically ready.
Hop BroAnd the ABV is 4.8%, so it’s not overly heavy. It still has roasted malt depth, but it’s built to sip slowly.
MugiWhoa, but nitro serving means what exactly? Is this one of those science-lab drinks with dramatic smoke?
Hop BroClose, but way calmer. When it’s poured with nitrogen, the bubbles get super fine and the mouthfeel turns soft and creamy.
MugiOhh, so it’s fluffy foam making a dark stout feel a little gentler. That contrast is kind of amazing.
Hop BroExactly. And this time they’re opening the second batch first as the nitro version, which is a pretty thoughtful way to show the beer’s character.
MugiHold on, second batch sounds like bread coming out of the oven. Beer gets a second wave too?
Hop BroYep. It’s basically a brewing unit, and it means you can notice how the same stout changes depending on how it’s served. Also, they said the quantity is limited, so early is smarter.
MugiOkay, now I’m in a hurry! A stout with a coffee-like aroma and that soft nitro texture? I even want to check out the new T-shirts.
Hop BroThe taps also have BPM 80, Down Tempo, and more, but the first move has to be a glass of Dubwise. A quiet Suginami beer stop sounds exactly right.
MugiDone. Tonight I want to be at Novel Craft Brewing and try that dark-but-gentle pint for myself!
Novel Craft Brewing, based in Suginami, Tokyo, announced the release of its new beer Dubwise Nitro Ver. on June 5. The post notes a 5:00 p.m. opening, making it an after-work-friendly launch for local drinkers.
Dubwise Nitro Ver. at a glance
- Style: Stout
- ABV: 4.8%
- Serving: Nitro version
According to the brewery's description, the beer brings together roasted-malt richness, a layered depth of flavor, and a subtle coffee-like aroma. The nitro pour is meant to give it a softer mouthfeel and a relaxed drinking pace. The post also says this is the second stout batch, opened with the nitro version first, which suggests the brewery is showing the beer in a slightly different format from the outset.
Availability appears limited, so an early visit may be worthwhile for anyone who wants to try it fresh. The brewery also mentioned a new T-shirt release in sizes M, L, XL, and XXL. On the tap list were Dubwise Nitro Ver., BPM 80, Down Tempo, Over Dub, Looper, Fuzz, Wah, Sweep, and the guest beer mingel / love chant.
As a neighborhood brewery in Tokyo's Suginami ward, Novel Craft Brewing continues to focus on beers that fit into everyday drinking rather than chasing excess. Dubwise Nitro Ver. looks like a straightforward, well-balanced stout for people who want a calm, nitro-softened pint.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNovel Craft Brewing in Suginami is pouring Dubwise Nitro Ver. from 5 PM on June 5. It’s a new stout, and that timing is perfect for an after-work stop.
MugiWhat! A brand-new stout already sounds like nighttime in a glass! And a 5 PM launch means my detour excuse is basically ready.
Hop BroAnd the ABV is 4.8%, so it’s not overly heavy. It still has roasted malt depth, but it’s built to sip slowly.
MugiWhoa, but nitro serving means what exactly? Is this one of those science-lab drinks with dramatic smoke?
Hop BroClose, but way calmer. When it’s poured with nitrogen, the bubbles get super fine and the mouthfeel turns soft and creamy.
MugiOhh, so it’s fluffy foam making a dark stout feel a little gentler. That contrast is kind of amazing.
Hop BroExactly. And this time they’re opening the second batch first as the nitro version, which is a pretty thoughtful way to show the beer’s character.
MugiHold on, second batch sounds like bread coming out of the oven. Beer gets a second wave too?
Hop BroYep. It’s basically a brewing unit, and it means you can notice how the same stout changes depending on how it’s served. Also, they said the quantity is limited, so early is smarter.
MugiOkay, now I’m in a hurry! A stout with a coffee-like aroma and that soft nitro texture? I even want to check out the new T-shirts.
Hop BroThe taps also have BPM 80, Down Tempo, and more, but the first move has to be a glass of Dubwise. A quiet Suginami beer stop sounds exactly right.
MugiDone. Tonight I want to be at Novel Craft Brewing and try that dark-but-gentle pint for myself!
