PORT LUCK CLUB Receives Repubrew Numazu's "Super CAMPai HAZY"
PORT LUCK CLUB in Miyamachi, Sendai, is introducing a new arrival from Repubrew Numazu in Shizuoka Prefecture: "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE." Based on the popular CAMPai HAZY, this 5.0% hazy has been dialed down in alcohol while remaining well suited to draft pours and growler fills.
Hop BroA new arrival from Repubrew Numazu has landed at PORT LUCK CLUB in Sendai's Miyamachi. This time it's "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE," a great fit for draft sales by the pour.
MugiWhoa! Just the name sounds intense! "Super CAMPai HAZY" feels like it was made for camping toasts.
Hop BroExactly. The key point is that they've lowered the alcohol content of the original popular CAMPai HAZY and set it at 5.0% ABV. It keeps the drinkability while making it easy to gulp down.
MugiWhen I hear 'lower alcohol,' I think it might get watered down, but what do you mean by "keeps the drinkability"?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it still has the body of a hazy and the hop aroma. And because it's a "HAZY Pale Ale," you get that soft, cloudy texture too.
MugiOhhh! Then even hazy beginners could drink it easily! "Mellow mouthfeel" sounds a little rounded, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly the image. On top of that, the aroma is "woody and citrusy," with an orange note, so it comes together like biting into citrus in the middle of a forest.
MugiCitrus in the forest! That suddenly sounds fantasy-like! But what I'm curious about is that "Repubrew-style dryness." What does dry actually mean?
Hop BroSimply put, it finishes cleanly without feeling sticky on the palate. So it works well for an outdoor camping scene, and even at home you can enjoy that "refreshing finish."
MugiI see! PORT LUCK CLUB lets you have a drink inside and also take beer home, right? I want to take it home with a growler!
Hop BroExactly. It's great to find a guest beer like this at a shop that values draft beer, and today I'm already in the mood to have a pint. Mugi-chan, should we start with two for the toast?
MugiLet's do it! This is definitely the "toast candidate" for tonight! Just imagining the hazy aroma has my stomach and my heart in beer standby mode!
New Arrival
PORT LUCK CLUB in Miyamachi, Aoba Ward, Sendai, is a craft beer specialty shop and beer pub centered on draft craft beer sold by the pour, while also carrying canned and bottled beers. There is also a standing area inside, so you can enjoy a pint on the spot, and it also supports taking beer home filled into a growler.
This Time's Guest Beer
Introduced in a post on April 25 was "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE" from Repubrew Numazu in Shizuoka Prefecture. The brewery lowered the alcohol content of the originally popular "CAMPai HAZY" and presented it as a new arrival that keeps its drinkability while being tuned more for camping. The style is HAZY Pale Ale, and the alcohol content is 5.0%.
Flavor Points
The post explains that while retaining the woody and citrus aromas derived from CAMPai HAZY, it adds an orange note for a more refreshing finish. The mouthfeel is mild, with a light alcoholic impression and Repubrew's characteristic dryness. It seems suited not only to drinking outdoors, but also to taking your time savoring it at home after you get back.
True to a beer shop in Miyamachi, the setup naturally lets you enjoy both taking beer home and having a drink on site. At a store that values draft beer in its proper condition, coming across a guest beer with this kind of limited appeal is a point craft beer fans won't want to miss.
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Hop BroA new arrival from Repubrew Numazu has landed at PORT LUCK CLUB in Sendai's Miyamachi. This time it's "Super CAMPai HAZY PALE ALE," a great fit for draft sales by the pour.
MugiWhoa! Just the name sounds intense! "Super CAMPai HAZY" feels like it was made for camping toasts.
Hop BroExactly. The key point is that they've lowered the alcohol content of the original popular CAMPai HAZY and set it at 5.0% ABV. It keeps the drinkability while making it easy to gulp down.
MugiWhen I hear 'lower alcohol,' I think it might get watered down, but what do you mean by "keeps the drinkability"?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it still has the body of a hazy and the hop aroma. And because it's a "HAZY Pale Ale," you get that soft, cloudy texture too.
MugiOhhh! Then even hazy beginners could drink it easily! "Mellow mouthfeel" sounds a little rounded, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly the image. On top of that, the aroma is "woody and citrusy," with an orange note, so it comes together like biting into citrus in the middle of a forest.
MugiCitrus in the forest! That suddenly sounds fantasy-like! But what I'm curious about is that "Repubrew-style dryness." What does dry actually mean?
Hop BroSimply put, it finishes cleanly without feeling sticky on the palate. So it works well for an outdoor camping scene, and even at home you can enjoy that "refreshing finish."
MugiI see! PORT LUCK CLUB lets you have a drink inside and also take beer home, right? I want to take it home with a growler!
Hop BroExactly. It's great to find a guest beer like this at a shop that values draft beer, and today I'm already in the mood to have a pint. Mugi-chan, should we start with two for the toast?
MugiLet's do it! This is definitely the "toast candidate" for tonight! Just imagining the hazy aroma has my stomach and my heart in beer standby mode!
