Mine Shoten pours four Izu no Nushiduri collaboration beers in Urayasu
On June 27, Mine Shoten, a beer pub in Urayasu, Chiba, hosted an event featuring four beers tied to Izu no Nushiduri. The lineup included beers from Repubrew and Hansharo Beer, and the creator himself visited the venue.
Hop BroI want to talk about the event at Urayasu's Mine Shoten today. On June 27, they poured four Izu no Nushi Tsuri collaboration beers at once, and it sounds like the place was buzzing.
MugiWait, Izu no Nushi Tsuri as in that camping-video guy? He actually showed up too? That's not just a toast, that's a festival!
Hop BroExactly. The lineup had Repubrew's CAMPai Hazy, Super CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale, plus Hansharo Beer's Osakeman IPA and Osakeman Light. Four beers, four distinct personalities, perfect for a side-by-side tasting.
MugiWhoa! But Hazy IPA sounds like a beer you drink while wandering through fog in an RPG!
Hop BroIt does sound dramatic, but basically it's cloudy and juicy IPA. CAMPai Hazy leans fruity and soft, with aroma up front, so it's easy to enjoy even if you're newer to craft beer.
MugiOkay, got it! Then Super CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale is like its little sibling? The word "Super" alone is making my excitement carbonate.
Hop BroClose, but the style difference matters. A hazy pale ale usually dials bitterness back a bit from IPA, so you keep the juicy character with a lighter, breezier feel.
MugiWhat is this! Now we've got Belgian IPA and saison too? This beer class suddenly added extra electives!
Hop BroHansharo's Osakeman IPA layers spicy yeast notes over hop character, which makes it really distinctive. Osakeman Light is a saison, so it's brisk, dry, and the kind of beer that disappears fast on a hot day.
MugiI like that all four go in different directions, but the tasting contrast is what turns it into a real event. I can totally see why fans would get talking.
Hop BroAnd with the guest actually there, even the collab backstory becomes part of what you're drinking. At this point, I'm already craving either Osakeman IPA or CAMPai Hazy.
MugiThat's it, I'm done, I need a pint right now. I'll start with CAMPai Hazy, you take Osakeman IPA, and we can hold our strategy meeting over the first cheers.
On June 27, Mine Shoten in Urayasu hosted an event centered on four beers associated with Izu no Nushiduri. According to the bar's Instagram post, the beers served were "CAMPai Hazy," "Chou CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale," "Ozakeman IPA," and "Ozakeman Light." Izu no Nushiduri also came to the venue in person, turning the day into a lively gathering around beer.
The lineup offered a clear contrast in styles. Repubrew's "CAMPai Hazy" is a Hazy IPA, while "Chou CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale" is a Hazy Pale Ale. Both are collaboration beers known for their fruity, juicy profile. They were joined by Hansharo Beer’s "Ozakeman IPA" and "Ozakeman Light," adding a Belgian IPA and a Saison to the mix.
As a beer pub, Mine Shoten gave the event a relaxed setting where guests could compare styles, talk with each other, and enjoy the atmosphere around the beers themselves. For beer fans, it was the kind of night that highlights not only what is being poured, but also the community that forms around a good tap list.
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Hop BroI want to talk about the event at Urayasu's Mine Shoten today. On June 27, they poured four Izu no Nushi Tsuri collaboration beers at once, and it sounds like the place was buzzing.
MugiWait, Izu no Nushi Tsuri as in that camping-video guy? He actually showed up too? That's not just a toast, that's a festival!
Hop BroExactly. The lineup had Repubrew's CAMPai Hazy, Super CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale, plus Hansharo Beer's Osakeman IPA and Osakeman Light. Four beers, four distinct personalities, perfect for a side-by-side tasting.
MugiWhoa! But Hazy IPA sounds like a beer you drink while wandering through fog in an RPG!
Hop BroIt does sound dramatic, but basically it's cloudy and juicy IPA. CAMPai Hazy leans fruity and soft, with aroma up front, so it's easy to enjoy even if you're newer to craft beer.
MugiOkay, got it! Then Super CAMPai Hazy Pale Ale is like its little sibling? The word "Super" alone is making my excitement carbonate.
Hop BroClose, but the style difference matters. A hazy pale ale usually dials bitterness back a bit from IPA, so you keep the juicy character with a lighter, breezier feel.
MugiWhat is this! Now we've got Belgian IPA and saison too? This beer class suddenly added extra electives!
Hop BroHansharo's Osakeman IPA layers spicy yeast notes over hop character, which makes it really distinctive. Osakeman Light is a saison, so it's brisk, dry, and the kind of beer that disappears fast on a hot day.
MugiI like that all four go in different directions, but the tasting contrast is what turns it into a real event. I can totally see why fans would get talking.
Hop BroAnd with the guest actually there, even the collab backstory becomes part of what you're drinking. At this point, I'm already craving either Osakeman IPA or CAMPai Hazy.
MugiThat's it, I'm done, I need a pint right now. I'll start with CAMPai Hazy, you take Osakeman IPA, and we can hold our strategy meeting over the first cheers.
