Susukino Ale STAND Introduces Kyougoku Beer 'Ninjin White' Starting at 10 a.m.
Susukino Ale STAND introduced Kyougoku Beer’s "Ninjin White (Carrot White)" on Instagram. Based on a Belgian White, it combines freshly squeezed carrot and ginger, and can be enjoyed both in-house and as takeout.
Hop BroA 10 a.m. beer in Susukino is pretty bold in the best way. Susukino Ale STAND is introducing Kyougoku Beer’s "Ninjin White," and the mood is already in pre-lunch toast mode.
MugiWhat! From 10 a.m.?! That alone gets me excited, but the name Ninjin White is intriguing too. Is there carrot in it?
Hop BroThere is. And it uses Christine carrots from Kyougoku Town, which can even be eaten raw, then blends freshly squeezed carrot and ginger into a Belgian White base.
MugiBelgian White sounds kind of complicated! I get the idea of white beer’s gentle character, but do carrot and ginger really come together well?
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. With a light 5% ABV and 12 IBU design, it doesn’t get heavy. The softness of the white beer, plus the sweetness of the vegetables and the spice, layers together smoothly.
MugiI see! I thought it might be juice-like, but it’s definitely still beer. It sounds like it would leave a refreshing aftertaste, so I kind of want to try it!
Hop BroExactly. And since you can enjoy it inside the shop or as takeout at Susukino Ale STAND on the basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in Susukino, that’s another great point.
MugiTakeout too?! Then you can drink it while walking around, and it’s strong as a quick-drink option before meeting up, right?
Hop BroOn top of that, you can check the products on their EC site and ask about reserving items, so people who are interested are less likely to miss out. A place where choosing your drink of the day goes smoothly is pretty reliable.
MugiJust hearing this makes me want to drink! Today I’m in the mood for one drink in Susukino - or maybe even two!
The beer pub "Susukino Ale STAND," located on the basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in Susukino, is recommending Kyougoku Beer’s "Ninjin White (Carrot White)" on Instagram.
According to the post, this beer is a Belgian White with ABV 5% and IBU 12. Using "Christine" carrots from Kyougoku Town, which can be eaten raw, it is said to have a refreshing finish, combining the standard Belgian White base with freshly squeezed carrot and ginger. With the lightness typical of a white beer, plus the gentle sweetness and spice derived from vegetables, it is suited to people looking for a flavor a little different from the usual white-style beers.
Susukino Ale STAND is easy to use as a casual beer pub in the heart of Susukino. The post also notes that you can enjoy it both inside the store and as takeout, and that beer is available from 10 a.m., making it a good fit for a drink before meeting up or a quick stop during a stroll around Susukino.
In addition, the store says customers can check its stocked items on its EC site and ask about reserving beers they are interested in. The appeal of being able to enjoy both the fun of choosing the day’s drink on site and the option of taking it home is another characteristic that feels very much like this shop.
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Hop BroA 10 a.m. beer in Susukino is pretty bold in the best way. Susukino Ale STAND is introducing Kyougoku Beer’s "Ninjin White," and the mood is already in pre-lunch toast mode.
MugiWhat! From 10 a.m.?! That alone gets me excited, but the name Ninjin White is intriguing too. Is there carrot in it?
Hop BroThere is. And it uses Christine carrots from Kyougoku Town, which can even be eaten raw, then blends freshly squeezed carrot and ginger into a Belgian White base.
MugiBelgian White sounds kind of complicated! I get the idea of white beer’s gentle character, but do carrot and ginger really come together well?
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. With a light 5% ABV and 12 IBU design, it doesn’t get heavy. The softness of the white beer, plus the sweetness of the vegetables and the spice, layers together smoothly.
MugiI see! I thought it might be juice-like, but it’s definitely still beer. It sounds like it would leave a refreshing aftertaste, so I kind of want to try it!
Hop BroExactly. And since you can enjoy it inside the shop or as takeout at Susukino Ale STAND on the basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in Susukino, that’s another great point.
MugiTakeout too?! Then you can drink it while walking around, and it’s strong as a quick-drink option before meeting up, right?
Hop BroOn top of that, you can check the products on their EC site and ask about reserving items, so people who are interested are less likely to miss out. A place where choosing your drink of the day goes smoothly is pretty reliable.
MugiJust hearing this makes me want to drink! Today I’m in the mood for one drink in Susukino - or maybe even two!
