Three Hazy Styles from TOTOPIA BREWERY Arrive at Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
New arrivals from TOTOPIA BREWERY have appeared at "Nippon's Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store" near Sendai Station's east exit. The lineup features three beers: 2xMASH DDH Hazy TIPA, West Coast DIPA, and DDH Hazy Pale Ale, making it a selection suited to beer fans looking for bold flavors.
Hop BroA new shipment from TOTOPIA BREWERY has arrived at Koguma Sake Shop near Sendai Station East Exit. This time it’s Biasphobia, Boxphobia, and Duskphobia, so it’s a pretty aggressive lineup.
MugiWhoa! Just the names already sound intense! A three-beer tasting like this is making me as excited as a beer event.
Hop BroFirst up, Biasphobia is a 2xMASH DDH Hazy TIPA at ABV 9.5%. It uses Citra, Riwaka, and Simcoe, and wraps mango-like sweetness and dank aromatics in a thick body.
MugiWhat is that! What’s 2xMASH? It sounds like a spell, like the brewery’s secret weapon!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s a method for making the wort richer. It helps bring out the malt character more fully, and then DDH layers on the hop aroma, giving it a dense, rich finish.
MugiI see! So what about Boxphobia? West Coast DIPA means it’s got that crisp edge, right?
Hop BroExactly. Boxphobia hits with citrus and pine, and the aroma from Nectaron and NZ Cascade is backed by a bold, deep bitterness. It’s a very different direction from hazy sweetness, with a much sharper outline.
MugiOhhh! The sweet and bitter ones are totally different characters. So Duskphobia is somewhere in between? A DDH Hazy Pale sounds easy to drink!
Hop BroRight, Duskphobia brings orange- and apricot-like juiciness together with a resinous dank character, and since it’s ABV 5.5%, it’s easy to reach for.
MugiBeing able to choose based on your preference at Koguma Sake Shop is such a help! Now I’m torn between going bold with something rich or taking it easy and sipping slowly!
Hop BroHonestly, this is the kind of lineup where you want to experience all three bottles side by side at the shop. I think the best flow is Biasphobia for something full-bodied, Mugi-chan goes for Duskphobia for an easy gulp, and then Boxphobia for a final check on bitterness.
MugiThat sounds amazing! I want to go to Sendai Station East Exit right now and compare TOTOPIA’s three-beer run!
Incoming Items
In a post from the Sendai Station East Exit main store, three beers from TOTOPIA BREWERY in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture were announced. The shop described them as the "consistently popular TOTOPIA," and this time the selection was chosen with current demand in mind for hazy beers that are richer and higher in alcohol.
Each Beer
- Biasphobia
2xMASH DDH Hazy TIPA, ABV 9.5%. Made with Citra, Riwaka, and Simcoe, it is characterized by a thick body, gentle sweetness, creamy notes reminiscent of ripe mango, and dank aromatics.
- Boxphobia
West Coast DIPA, ABV 8%. A beer that layers citrus character from Nectaron and NZ Cascade with pine-like fruitiness and a deep bitterness.
- Duskphobia
DDH Hazy Pale Ale, ABV 5.5%. Using NZH106 and Citra Cryo, it brings together juiciness reminiscent of orange and apricot with a resinous, dank finish.
Shop Highlights
"Nippon's Craft Beer Koguma Sake Shop Sendai Station East Exit Main Store" is a reliable spot when looking for craft beer in the Sendai Station East Exit area. Being able to line up a Hazy TIPA, DIPA, and Hazy Pale Ale from the same brewery, as in this release, is a clear appeal for drinkers. It gives customers a chance to enjoy their preferred range directly in the shop, whether they choose a dense hazy beer or the sharper edge of a West Coast style.
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Hop BroA new shipment from TOTOPIA BREWERY has arrived at Koguma Sake Shop near Sendai Station East Exit. This time it’s Biasphobia, Boxphobia, and Duskphobia, so it’s a pretty aggressive lineup.
MugiWhoa! Just the names already sound intense! A three-beer tasting like this is making me as excited as a beer event.
Hop BroFirst up, Biasphobia is a 2xMASH DDH Hazy TIPA at ABV 9.5%. It uses Citra, Riwaka, and Simcoe, and wraps mango-like sweetness and dank aromatics in a thick body.
MugiWhat is that! What’s 2xMASH? It sounds like a spell, like the brewery’s secret weapon!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s a method for making the wort richer. It helps bring out the malt character more fully, and then DDH layers on the hop aroma, giving it a dense, rich finish.
MugiI see! So what about Boxphobia? West Coast DIPA means it’s got that crisp edge, right?
Hop BroExactly. Boxphobia hits with citrus and pine, and the aroma from Nectaron and NZ Cascade is backed by a bold, deep bitterness. It’s a very different direction from hazy sweetness, with a much sharper outline.
MugiOhhh! The sweet and bitter ones are totally different characters. So Duskphobia is somewhere in between? A DDH Hazy Pale sounds easy to drink!
Hop BroRight, Duskphobia brings orange- and apricot-like juiciness together with a resinous dank character, and since it’s ABV 5.5%, it’s easy to reach for.
MugiBeing able to choose based on your preference at Koguma Sake Shop is such a help! Now I’m torn between going bold with something rich or taking it easy and sipping slowly!
Hop BroHonestly, this is the kind of lineup where you want to experience all three bottles side by side at the shop. I think the best flow is Biasphobia for something full-bodied, Mugi-chan goes for Duskphobia for an easy gulp, and then Boxphobia for a final check on bitterness.
MugiThat sounds amazing! I want to go to Sendai Station East Exit right now and compare TOTOPIA’s three-beer run!
