OHLOY STORE Highlights OHLOY Brewing’s Bit Lit Bitter
OHLOY STORE, a brewpub in Takamatsu, Kagawa, is a place to look for Bit Lit from OHLOY Brewing. This 4.0% ordinary bitter combines gentle malt character with a refined, lingering bitterness.
Hop BroAt OHLOY STORE in Takamatsu, you can look for OHLoy Brewing’s new “Bit Lit”. It’s a bitter built for slow, satisfying drinking rather than flashy impact.
MugiWhoa! Bitter means a bitter-tasting beer, right? If bitterness takes center stage, that sounds a little intimidating for a beginner like me!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Bit Lit is an Ordinary Bitter with a gentle 4.0% ABV, so its bitterness is refined rather than overwhelming.
MugiOrdinary Bitter? What does that mean—ordinary but bitter? That name sounds contradictory!
Hop Bro“Ordinary” is a traditional British category for a relatively easy-drinking bitter. Think of it as a beer for everyday moments—no serious face required.
MugiOh, so it’s not like an IPA shouting, “Smell me!” It’s made for sipping with food. I like it when beer doesn’t steal the show!
Hop BroIt uses British malt, with several malts adding depth to the soft grain character. Malt is basically beer’s bread department—it brings body and toastiness.
MugiThe bread department?! Then Bit Lit might have a cozy, grainy feel. The article even says it has a barley-tea familiarity. Now I’m curious!
Hop BroExactly, and its single-hop EKG bitterness layers on top. EKG is an English hop known for bringing soft, elegant character.
MugiEKG sounds like a heart test! Is the hop checking my pulse? But seriously, it means one hop shapes the flavor cleanly, right?
Hop BroYou’ve got it! Gentle malt sweetness meets moreish bitterness, and it should pair beautifully with food. It’s ideal for a Takamatsu dinner beer.
MugiThen let’s order food at OHLOY STORE and get a Bit Lit! I’m already craving a calm bitter-beer moment—cheers!
OHLOY STORE, a brewpub located in Uchimachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa, is highlighting “Bit Lit” from OHLOY Brewing.
Bit Lit is an English-style bitter with an ABV of 4.0%. More specifically, it is an ordinary bitter, a lower-alcohol expression designed for easy, unhurried drinking. Rather than relying on the boldness often associated with IPA, the beer focuses on balance and drinkability.
The recipe uses British malt as its base, layering several malt flavors into a gentle, rounded profile. EKG is used as the sole hop variety, bringing an elegant bitterness that complements the soft malt character.
OHLOY Brewing describes the beer as an expression of respect for the tradition of bitter, with a flavor that invites drinkers to reconsider beer as a drink built around malt and hops. Its mild sweetness, approachable bitterness, and tea-like familiarity should also make it a natural partner for a wide range of food.
For drinkers seeking a calm, food-friendly beer rather than intense aroma or high alcohol, Bit Lit offers a distinctive alternative. Visit OHLOY STORE in central Takamatsu to explore the quieter, more traditional side of craft beer.
Beer details
- Beer: Bit Lit
- Style: Bitter / Ordinary Bitter
- ABV: 4.0%
- Brewery: OHLOY Brewing
- Hop: EKG, single hop
Availability may vary, so please check with the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt OHLOY STORE in Takamatsu, you can look for OHLoy Brewing’s new “Bit Lit”. It’s a bitter built for slow, satisfying drinking rather than flashy impact.
MugiWhoa! Bitter means a bitter-tasting beer, right? If bitterness takes center stage, that sounds a little intimidating for a beginner like me!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Bit Lit is an Ordinary Bitter with a gentle 4.0% ABV, so its bitterness is refined rather than overwhelming.
MugiOrdinary Bitter? What does that mean—ordinary but bitter? That name sounds contradictory!
Hop Bro“Ordinary” is a traditional British category for a relatively easy-drinking bitter. Think of it as a beer for everyday moments—no serious face required.
MugiOh, so it’s not like an IPA shouting, “Smell me!” It’s made for sipping with food. I like it when beer doesn’t steal the show!
Hop BroIt uses British malt, with several malts adding depth to the soft grain character. Malt is basically beer’s bread department—it brings body and toastiness.
MugiThe bread department?! Then Bit Lit might have a cozy, grainy feel. The article even says it has a barley-tea familiarity. Now I’m curious!
Hop BroExactly, and its single-hop EKG bitterness layers on top. EKG is an English hop known for bringing soft, elegant character.
MugiEKG sounds like a heart test! Is the hop checking my pulse? But seriously, it means one hop shapes the flavor cleanly, right?
Hop BroYou’ve got it! Gentle malt sweetness meets moreish bitterness, and it should pair beautifully with food. It’s ideal for a Takamatsu dinner beer.
MugiThen let’s order food at OHLOY STORE and get a Bit Lit! I’m already craving a calm bitter-beer moment—cheers!
