Sekimachi Cellar Gets New Arrivals of Nobody Brewing, Featuring 4 Beers Including a Limited Collab with Black Tide
The beer pub Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima, Tokyo, announced on Instagram that it has new arrivals from Nobody Brewing, the second brand of Teenage Brewing. Four beers are lined up, including the limited collaboration Tidal Cycles with Black Tide Brewing, and they can be enjoyed at the first-floor standing-drink counter or on the second-floor terrace.
Hop BroThere are new arrivals at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima this time, and they brought in four Nobody Brewing beers all at once. On top of that, there’s even a limited collaboration with Black Tide Brewing, so this is a lineup you really can’t miss.
MugiWait! What is Nobody Brewing? They suddenly said "second brand," and now my head is full of beer!
Hop BroGood question. It’s a series launched as Teenage Brewing's second brand, designed with an easy-drinking feel that fits everyday life. It’s casual to drink, but still has a clear personality, which is the interesting part.
MugiWhat is that? It sounds cool but hard to understand! What is Tidal Cycles - Dortmunder? "Dortmunder" sounds like a spell!
Hop BroA Dortmunder is a type of lager, and its hallmarks are a gentle malt sweetness, a mellow richness, and a crisp finish. This one reexamines that appeal while referring to Black Tide’s lager design.
MugiOhhh! So a collab isn’t just a friendship commemorative thing, but more like the blueprint for flavor gets blended together. I suddenly really want to drink it!
Hop BroExactly. There are also The Glitch - IPL, The Slowcore - Micro IPA, and The Triphop - Hazy IPA, so comparing them side by side is a lot of fun. Their directions are neatly split into lager-leaning, light and brisk, and hazy styles.
MugiWait, IPL, Micro IPA, Hazy IPA... that’s way too many letters! This is basically something you drink while decoding a cipher!
Hop BroIn rough terms, IPL is like lager-like drinkability with IPA aroma on top, Micro IPA is light at 3.5% alcohol, and Hazy IPA is a hazy style where the aroma spreads softly. It sounds complicated, but basically they just have different drinking characters.
MugiI get it! And Sekimachi Cellar lets you drink standing at the first floor counter, and you can also drink the cans and bottles you bought on the second-floor terrace, right? That’s basically an amusement park for beer lovers!
Hop BroExactly. Start with a drink of Tidal Cycles, then compare The Glitch, The Slowcore, and The Triphop one by one, and you’ll really see the range of Nobody Brewing. All right, I want to go drink with you today too.
MugiLet’s go, let’s go! The moment I realized tasting side by side is the right answer, my brain was already at the standing-drink counter terrace!
New Nobody Brewing items have arrived at the beer pub Sekimachi Cellar in Sekimachi-Higashi, Nerima Ward, Tokyo. In its Instagram post, the brand was introduced as Teenage Brewing's second brand, and the lineup was presented with a theme of craft beer that fits into everyday life.
This time, four items have arrived. The highlight is Tidal Cycles - Dortmunder, introduced as a limited collaboration with BlackTide Brewing. The post explains it as a beer that reexamines the appeal of the Dortmunder style, while referencing the lager recipes and design philosophy Black Tide has cultivated. Its defining characteristics are a gentle malt sweetness, a mellow richness, and a clean, crisp finish.
Also arriving as part of Nobody's regular lineup are The Glitch - IPL, The Slowcore - Micro IPA, and The Triphop - Hazy IPA. The Glitch is described as an IPL that combines lager-like drinkability with IPA brightness, The Slowcore as a light Micro IPA at 3.5% ABV, and The Triphop as a Hazy IPA that inherits Teenage's DNA. All of them seem ideal for comparing the differences in hop aroma and drinking character.
Sekimachi Cellar is run out of a liquor store founded in Taisho 5. At the first-floor standing-drink counter, it mainly serves draft craft beer by the glass. On the second-floor terrace, customers can enjoy drinks and snacks bought in the shop on the spot. Since it combines the casualness of standing drinking with the selection breadth that only a liquor store can offer, it is a perfect place to try newcomers like this Nobody Brewing lineup.
- The first-floor standing-drink counter serves draft craft beer, including three limited taps
- The second-floor terrace also lets customers enjoy cans and bottled beers they purchased
- It balances the ease of standing drinking with the wide selection of a liquor store
For craft beer fans, it would be best to start by checking out the character of the collab through Tidal Cycles, then compare the range of Nobody Brewing with The Glitch, The Slowcore, and The Triphop.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere are new arrivals at Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima this time, and they brought in four Nobody Brewing beers all at once. On top of that, there’s even a limited collaboration with Black Tide Brewing, so this is a lineup you really can’t miss.
MugiWait! What is Nobody Brewing? They suddenly said "second brand," and now my head is full of beer!
Hop BroGood question. It’s a series launched as Teenage Brewing's second brand, designed with an easy-drinking feel that fits everyday life. It’s casual to drink, but still has a clear personality, which is the interesting part.
MugiWhat is that? It sounds cool but hard to understand! What is Tidal Cycles - Dortmunder? "Dortmunder" sounds like a spell!
Hop BroA Dortmunder is a type of lager, and its hallmarks are a gentle malt sweetness, a mellow richness, and a crisp finish. This one reexamines that appeal while referring to Black Tide’s lager design.
MugiOhhh! So a collab isn’t just a friendship commemorative thing, but more like the blueprint for flavor gets blended together. I suddenly really want to drink it!
Hop BroExactly. There are also The Glitch - IPL, The Slowcore - Micro IPA, and The Triphop - Hazy IPA, so comparing them side by side is a lot of fun. Their directions are neatly split into lager-leaning, light and brisk, and hazy styles.
MugiWait, IPL, Micro IPA, Hazy IPA... that’s way too many letters! This is basically something you drink while decoding a cipher!
Hop BroIn rough terms, IPL is like lager-like drinkability with IPA aroma on top, Micro IPA is light at 3.5% alcohol, and Hazy IPA is a hazy style where the aroma spreads softly. It sounds complicated, but basically they just have different drinking characters.
MugiI get it! And Sekimachi Cellar lets you drink standing at the first floor counter, and you can also drink the cans and bottles you bought on the second-floor terrace, right? That’s basically an amusement park for beer lovers!
Hop BroExactly. Start with a drink of Tidal Cycles, then compare The Glitch, The Slowcore, and The Triphop one by one, and you’ll really see the range of Nobody Brewing. All right, I want to go drink with you today too.
MugiLet’s go, let’s go! The moment I realized tasting side by side is the right answer, my brain was already at the standing-drink counter terrace!
