Passific Brewing’s Two New Releases Arrive at drifter’s stand in Togoshi Ginza: MU and Jungle Rhythm Paradise
Two new beers from Passific Brewing have arrived at the beer pub "drifter’s stand" in Togoshi Ginza. The lineup features the Hazy IPA "MU" and the sour ale "Jungle Rhythm Paradise," making for a tasting set that lets you compare hazy and sour side by side.
Hop BroTwo new beers from Passific Brewing just arrived at drifter’s stand in Togoshi Ginza. This time it’s the Hazy IPA "MU" and the sour ale "Jungle Rhythm Paradise" side by side, which is a pretty strong lineup.
MugiWhoa, just saying two new releases arrived is enough to get me hyped! And a hazy and a sour coming in at the same time, like complete opposites? That’s unfairly good!
Hop BroFirst, "MU" is a Spacey Hazy IPA with aromas like orange and mango layered over the plush texture of oats. It also uses hassaku peel and cardamom, which gives it that freshly squeezed juice feel—that’s what makes it interesting.
MugiThe texture of oats? So even the mouthfeel gets a mention in beer!? So that means, like, kind of thick... no, smooth and delicious?
Hop BroExactly, not thick in a heavy way, but more like smooth and rich. Hazy beers are appealing partly because of their cloudy look, and they put aroma and fruitiness front and center, so MU is exactly the kind of beer that feels tropical and juicy.
MugiThen I’m curious about "Jungle Rhythm Paradise" too! The title already sounds like it wants to make you dance, and a Dancing Sour Ale? That sounds way too fun.
Hop BroThis one is a sour ale built around the refreshing character of lactic fermentation, with hop aroma and seasonal citrus layered in. It’s not just sour—it’s the kind of beer where the outline of the aroma becomes clearer the more you drink it.
MugiIt doesn’t just hit you with sourness? That’s cheating! It’s like its expression changes every time you drink it. A beer version of a tsundere!
Hop BroExactly. This time the best part is that you can compare hazy vs. sour side by side. You can move between richness and refreshment, so it’s an arrival that makes Passific Brewing’s current style easy to understand.
MugiIf they put something like this on guest beer taps in Togoshi Ginza, of course people will keep coming back! Today I’m going with MU for that juicy burst, then Jungle Rhythm Paradise for something crisp, and I’m having both!
Two Beers Arrive
Passific Brewing’s new releases have arrived at the beer pub `drifter’s stand` in Togoshi Ginza. This lineup features the Spacey Hazy IPA "MU" and the Dancing Sour Ale "Jungle Rhythm Paradise." Both are being introduced as new releases, and the shop describes them as "Passific after a long time."
"MU" is a hazy beer layered with aromas reminiscent of orange and mango over an oat-driven texture. It is brewed with hassaku peel and cardamom, resulting in a bright, freshly squeezed juice-like drinking experience. With its cloudy appearance and tropical, juicy impression, this is one to enjoy exactly as it is.
Meanwhile, "Jungle Rhythm Paradise" is a bright, catchy sour ale. Built on plenty of hops, the refreshing character of lactic fermentation, and a seasonal citrus accent, it has expression beyond its lightness. Rather than relying on sourness alone, it is the kind of beer whose aromatic contours become clearer the more you drink.
`drifter’s stand` is a beer pub in Togoshi Ginza where you can enjoy guest beers. It is the kind of place you want to visit whenever an interesting new release comes in, and this time it has two contrasting beers in the form of a Hazy and a Sour. It is just the right arrival for checking out what Passific Brewing is making now while moving back and forth between richness and refreshment.
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Hop BroTwo new beers from Passific Brewing just arrived at drifter’s stand in Togoshi Ginza. This time it’s the Hazy IPA "MU" and the sour ale "Jungle Rhythm Paradise" side by side, which is a pretty strong lineup.
MugiWhoa, just saying two new releases arrived is enough to get me hyped! And a hazy and a sour coming in at the same time, like complete opposites? That’s unfairly good!
Hop BroFirst, "MU" is a Spacey Hazy IPA with aromas like orange and mango layered over the plush texture of oats. It also uses hassaku peel and cardamom, which gives it that freshly squeezed juice feel—that’s what makes it interesting.
MugiThe texture of oats? So even the mouthfeel gets a mention in beer!? So that means, like, kind of thick... no, smooth and delicious?
Hop BroExactly, not thick in a heavy way, but more like smooth and rich. Hazy beers are appealing partly because of their cloudy look, and they put aroma and fruitiness front and center, so MU is exactly the kind of beer that feels tropical and juicy.
MugiThen I’m curious about "Jungle Rhythm Paradise" too! The title already sounds like it wants to make you dance, and a Dancing Sour Ale? That sounds way too fun.
Hop BroThis one is a sour ale built around the refreshing character of lactic fermentation, with hop aroma and seasonal citrus layered in. It’s not just sour—it’s the kind of beer where the outline of the aroma becomes clearer the more you drink it.
MugiIt doesn’t just hit you with sourness? That’s cheating! It’s like its expression changes every time you drink it. A beer version of a tsundere!
Hop BroExactly. This time the best part is that you can compare hazy vs. sour side by side. You can move between richness and refreshment, so it’s an arrival that makes Passific Brewing’s current style easy to understand.
MugiIf they put something like this on guest beer taps in Togoshi Ginza, of course people will keep coming back! Today I’m going with MU for that juicy burst, then Jungle Rhythm Paradise for something crisp, and I’m having both!
