At Beer Cafe Ninkasi in Kunitachi, Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki' Offered as a Guest Beer
The beer pub BEER CAFE NINKASI in Kunitachi, Tokyo, introduced Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki' as a guest beer. Located two minutes on foot from the north exit of Yaho Station, it offers 10 kinds of draft craft beer, plus draft wine and bottled wine.
Hop BroToday at Beer Cafe Ninkasi in Kunitachi, Tokyo, they're serving Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki' as a guest beer. Honestly, this one feels like the star of the article.
MugiWhoa! Even the name Neko ni Hiki sounds interesting! And guest serving too? It's like a cat came to the bar, adorable!
Hop BroIt's not just cute, though. It's a hazy IPA-style beer. Think of it as an aroma-forward type that packs in hop fragrance.
MugiHuh, so hazy means kind of cloudy? When you say juicy aroma, does that mean it has a fruit-juice-like feel even though it's beer?
Hop BroExactly. It often looks a little cloudy too, and the defining feature is that the hop aroma comes to the front. Rather than a big hit of bitterness, it's meant to be enjoyed for its smooth, almost creamy mouthfeel.
MugiI see! So it should be easy for beginners to get into! And Ise Kadoya Beer is the one I keep hearing about in award history, right? Sounds strong!
Hop BroThat's right, ISEKADO is a brewery with a strong presence in Japan. And because 'Neko ni Hiki' lives and dies by its fresh aroma, being able to drink it on draft is a really great point.
MugiDraft makes that much difference?! So if I don't drink it now, I might miss the peak of the aroma? That's a big deal!
Hop BroExactly. Ninkasi is a two-minute walk from the north exit of Yaho Station, and with 10 draft beers, you won't have trouble finding something to compare it with.
MugiWait, they even have wine?! And Free Wi-Fi too? That's the kind of place where you drink, eat, and suddenly realize you've stayed for hours!
Hop BroAnd since it's Non Smoking and No Charge, it's great for dropping in casually and enjoying yourself at your own pace. Catching 'Neko ni Hiki' during the current guest keg timing is a pretty good move.
MugiI can't take it anymore, my throat's already reacting just from reading this! The drink of the day is completely decided, and now I really want to go to Ninkasi and drink 'Neko ni Hiki'!
Guest Beer Info
The beer pub BEER CAFE NINKASI in Kunitachi, Tokyo, introduced Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki' as a guest beer. The brand name is prominently featured in the article title as well, and this time the piece is centered around this one beer.
'Neko ni Hiki' is one of ISEKADO's hazy IPA-style beers that often comes up in its award history. It is an appealing choice for anyone who wants to enjoy hop aroma and juiciness, and it strongly reflects Ise Kadoya Beer's distinctive character. If it's connected to a tap in the shop, you'll want to check out its aroma and mouthfeel while it's fresh.
Ninkasi opened in January 2016 as the second location of Kokubunji Gambrinus, and is located at the entrance to a residential area, two minutes on foot from the north exit of Yaho Station. The lineup includes 10 draft craft beers, 3 draft wines, and about 10 bottled wines. With Non Smoking, No Charge, and Free Wi-Fi, it's easy to use for anything from a quick drink after work to a leisurely tasting session. It's a place where part of the fun is following the rotation of guest kegs, so now is a time you won't want to miss if you can drink Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki'.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday at Beer Cafe Ninkasi in Kunitachi, Tokyo, they're serving Ise Kadoya Beer's 'Neko ni Hiki' as a guest beer. Honestly, this one feels like the star of the article.
MugiWhoa! Even the name Neko ni Hiki sounds interesting! And guest serving too? It's like a cat came to the bar, adorable!
Hop BroIt's not just cute, though. It's a hazy IPA-style beer. Think of it as an aroma-forward type that packs in hop fragrance.
MugiHuh, so hazy means kind of cloudy? When you say juicy aroma, does that mean it has a fruit-juice-like feel even though it's beer?
Hop BroExactly. It often looks a little cloudy too, and the defining feature is that the hop aroma comes to the front. Rather than a big hit of bitterness, it's meant to be enjoyed for its smooth, almost creamy mouthfeel.
MugiI see! So it should be easy for beginners to get into! And Ise Kadoya Beer is the one I keep hearing about in award history, right? Sounds strong!
Hop BroThat's right, ISEKADO is a brewery with a strong presence in Japan. And because 'Neko ni Hiki' lives and dies by its fresh aroma, being able to drink it on draft is a really great point.
MugiDraft makes that much difference?! So if I don't drink it now, I might miss the peak of the aroma? That's a big deal!
Hop BroExactly. Ninkasi is a two-minute walk from the north exit of Yaho Station, and with 10 draft beers, you won't have trouble finding something to compare it with.
MugiWait, they even have wine?! And Free Wi-Fi too? That's the kind of place where you drink, eat, and suddenly realize you've stayed for hours!
Hop BroAnd since it's Non Smoking and No Charge, it's great for dropping in casually and enjoying yourself at your own pace. Catching 'Neko ni Hiki' during the current guest keg timing is a pretty good move.
MugiI can't take it anymore, my throat's already reacting just from reading this! The drink of the day is completely decided, and now I really want to go to Ninkasi and drink 'Neko ni Hiki'!