BINGE gets a new arrival from Los Angeles, "Rinse & Threepeat" - peel-off sticker can
The Nagoya Meieki beer pub BINGE has brought in a new Japanese-exclusive beer from Los Angeles Ale Works: "Rinse & Threepeat." It is a 6.8% WC IPA, and the can uses a peel-off sticker label design. The pub also offers a wide variety of taps inside.
Hop BroBINGE in Nagoya Meieki has gotten Rinse & Threepeat in stock. It's a Japanese-exclusive beer from Los Angeles Ale Works, and the fact that it's a WC IPA makes it even better.
MugiWait, it's a Japan-only release! That already makes it feel special, and it's the kind of beer that gets you excited before you even pop the can!
Hop BroAnd the specs are 6.8% ABV. It has the crisp edge you'd expect from a WC IPA, plus aroma from Citra, Idaho 7, and Krush hops.
MugiHold on, what's a WC IPA? It sounds like a spell or something, but it also sounds strong and cool!
Hop BroBasically, it means West Coast IPA. Its appeal is a clear appearance, grapefruit-like bitterness, and fruity character, so it's the kind you can drink without it feeling too heavy.
MugiOhhh! And the can is a peel-off sticker design, so it's one of those things you want to keep even after drinking. My collector instincts are waking up!
Hop BroThis series is also fun because it's a nod to the three straight championships of the blue baseball team in Los Angeles. It's like a sequel to last year's Rinse & Repeat, and even the name is nicely rhymed.
MugiWait, so the beer is carrying a baseball theme too! It looks like a cheering item, but inside it's a serious IPA.
Hop BroWhat makes BINGE great is that it's not just the guest beers - the tap lineup is broad too. They have a HAZY IPA, a PALE ALE, an IPL, a TROPICAL SOUR, and even a Chai Robust Porter, so tasting side by side is part of the fun.
MugiThat's the kind of lineup that makes it hard to choose! If I could do a Meieki beer comparison, I might start with Rinse & Threepeat, move to the hazy, and finish with the porter!
Hop BroExactly - the BINGE vibe is all about following a wide range of styles while centering a limited IPA. Today, it makes me want to raise a glass in Meieki with Rinse & Threepeat in hand.
At the Nagoya Meieki beer pub BINGE, a new guest beer arrival has been announced. This time, the beer is Los Angeles Ale Works "Rinse & Threepeat". The style is WC IPA with an alcohol content of 6.8%. In the post, it was introduced as a special beer released exclusively for Japan.
This beer was brewed to celebrate the Los Angeles blue baseball team's three consecutive championship bids. It follows last year's "Rinse & Repeat" in the series, and features a clean, fruity flavor made with Citra, Idaho 7, and Krush hops. The can design is playful as well, and once again comes in a peel-off sticker format.
In addition to guest beers like this, BINGE also offers a strong tap lineup for the day. As of the post, the taps included VERTERE "MAGNOLIA" as a HAZY IPA, Miami Vice as a WEST COAST IPA, Nishinari Riot Ale as a PALE ALE, HiDE-Y$i "Trigger the cuckoo protocol" as an IPL, Umineko no Ongaeshi as a TROPICAL SOUR, long season lonely planet as a Chai Robust Porter, and PILSNER.
What makes BINGE feel like BINGE is that you can compare a guest limited IPA alongside a wide range of styles, from hazy and West Coast to sour and porter. For anyone in the Meieki area who wants to track imported beer and local brewery taps all in one place, this is an easy stop to make. On a day when you want to enjoy the differences between beer styles, it is a lineup worth choosing from.
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Hop BroBINGE in Nagoya Meieki has gotten Rinse & Threepeat in stock. It's a Japanese-exclusive beer from Los Angeles Ale Works, and the fact that it's a WC IPA makes it even better.
MugiWait, it's a Japan-only release! That already makes it feel special, and it's the kind of beer that gets you excited before you even pop the can!
Hop BroAnd the specs are 6.8% ABV. It has the crisp edge you'd expect from a WC IPA, plus aroma from Citra, Idaho 7, and Krush hops.
MugiHold on, what's a WC IPA? It sounds like a spell or something, but it also sounds strong and cool!
Hop BroBasically, it means West Coast IPA. Its appeal is a clear appearance, grapefruit-like bitterness, and fruity character, so it's the kind you can drink without it feeling too heavy.
MugiOhhh! And the can is a peel-off sticker design, so it's one of those things you want to keep even after drinking. My collector instincts are waking up!
Hop BroThis series is also fun because it's a nod to the three straight championships of the blue baseball team in Los Angeles. It's like a sequel to last year's Rinse & Repeat, and even the name is nicely rhymed.
MugiWait, so the beer is carrying a baseball theme too! It looks like a cheering item, but inside it's a serious IPA.
Hop BroWhat makes BINGE great is that it's not just the guest beers - the tap lineup is broad too. They have a HAZY IPA, a PALE ALE, an IPL, a TROPICAL SOUR, and even a Chai Robust Porter, so tasting side by side is part of the fun.
MugiThat's the kind of lineup that makes it hard to choose! If I could do a Meieki beer comparison, I might start with Rinse & Threepeat, move to the hazy, and finish with the porter!
Hop BroExactly - the BINGE vibe is all about following a wide range of styles while centering a limited IPA. Today, it makes me want to raise a glass in Meieki with Rinse & Threepeat in hand.
