Hansharo Beer Brewing unveils limited HAZY IPA "Kyou mo Manten"
Hansharo Beer Brewing, based in Izu-no-kuni, Shizuoka, has announced "Kyou mo Manten," a limited collaboration beer with Beer Girl. Built around passion fruit, Pink hops, and the DIPHOP method, the HAZY IPA is scheduled for a June release.
Hop BroBig news today: Hansharo Beer in Izunokuni, Shizuoka is dropping a limited HAZY IPA.
MugiWhat! Hansharo Beer, the collab pros? And the name Kyo mo Manten already sounds like a win!
Hop BroYep, they made it with the beer media community Beer Girl, and the whole idea is a reward in a glass.
MugiOoh, after a long day, that sounds dangerously comforting. It really feels like a gentle reset!
Hop BroAnd the star is passion fruit, backed by the new Pink hop and a DIPHOP process.
MugiHold on, what is that? DIPHOP sounds like a secret boss move!
Hop BroBasically, it's a way to push hop aroma forward, so you get tropical berry notes more vividly.
MugiSo it's a HAZY IPA with a soft texture, then this sweet-tart fruitiness comes rolling in like a fruit parade?
Hop BroExactly. Hansharo Beer is great at local brewing and smart collabs, so this one also gives that close maker-drinker vibe.
MugiIt comes out in June, right? Then this is officially my end-of-day treat, because I want a glass already!
Hop BroSame here. This Hansharo Beer x Beer Girl release feels like the kind of beer you make your first pour the moment it lands.
Hansharo Beer Brewing, based in Izu-no-kuni, Shizuoka, has announced a limited beer called "Kyou mo Manten," made in collaboration with Beer Girl, a web magazine and community focused on beer. The concept is simple and approachable: a reward beer that helps close out the day on a good note. The project was developed together with beer fans, making it a collaboration that reflects both the brewery and its audience.
Flavor direction
Passion fruit takes center stage. The beer uses the new hop variety "Pink" alongside the DIPHOP method, which brings out aromas reminiscent of berries and tropical fruits. The style is HAZY IPA, with a soft mouthfeel and a bright, tangy fruit character. According to the brewery, the result is a juicy beer with fresh tropical aromatics and a gentle sweetness that lingers in the finish.
About the brewery
Hansharo Beer Brewing has built a reputation for producing distinctive limited releases while staying rooted in its home base in Shizuoka. That balance of local identity and collaborative flexibility is evident in this beer as well. "Kyou mo Manten" is positioned as a limited HAZY IPA for days when you want something to reset the mood after work or after a tiring day.
The beer is slated for a June release. For drinkers, the appeal lies not only in the flavor profile, but also in the sense that this beer was shaped through a close partnership between a brewery and a beer media community. It is a seasonal limited release with a clear message: a small, thoughtful beer for the end of the day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBig news today: Hansharo Beer in Izunokuni, Shizuoka is dropping a limited HAZY IPA.
MugiWhat! Hansharo Beer, the collab pros? And the name Kyo mo Manten already sounds like a win!
Hop BroYep, they made it with the beer media community Beer Girl, and the whole idea is a reward in a glass.
MugiOoh, after a long day, that sounds dangerously comforting. It really feels like a gentle reset!
Hop BroAnd the star is passion fruit, backed by the new Pink hop and a DIPHOP process.
MugiHold on, what is that? DIPHOP sounds like a secret boss move!
Hop BroBasically, it's a way to push hop aroma forward, so you get tropical berry notes more vividly.
MugiSo it's a HAZY IPA with a soft texture, then this sweet-tart fruitiness comes rolling in like a fruit parade?
Hop BroExactly. Hansharo Beer is great at local brewing and smart collabs, so this one also gives that close maker-drinker vibe.
MugiIt comes out in June, right? Then this is officially my end-of-day treat, because I want a glass already!
Hop BroSame here. This Hansharo Beer x Beer Girl release feels like the kind of beer you make your first pour the moment it lands.
