Nomcraft Brewing Releases New "Blazing Rabbit NEIPA"
Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, introduced its new "Blazing Rabbit NEIPA" on Instagram. This New England IPA carries impressions of tropical fruit, citrus, and stone fruit, and has an alcohol content of 7.0%. It is a beer that emphasizes a smooth mouthfeel and easy drinkability.
Hop BroNomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, has released a new beer: "Blazing Rabbit NEIPA." It’s a brewery that renovated a former nursery school and is also working on town development, which makes it even more exciting.
MugiWhat, a nursery school turned into a brewery!? And a new NEIPA release at that? Even the name already feels like it’s bouncing along!
Hop BroExactly. The style is New England IPA, with a design that layers tropical, citrus, and stone fruit aromas.
MugiStone fruit? What does that even mean! Like a fruity aroma such as peach or apricot?
Hop BroThat’s right. Think peach, apricot, and nectarine. On top of that, it uses New Zealand hops generously, giving the aroma a modern lift.
MugiOhhh! And hearing that it’s hazy makes it sound like one of those soft, juicy beers!
Hop BroThat’s exactly the appeal of NEIPA. It looks hazy, feels smooth on the palate, and the specs are ABV 7.0%, IBU 32, with carbonation at 2.5 volumes.
MugiEasy to drink even at 7%!? That’s a dangerous one... but a balance that keeps you drinking sounds amazing.
Hop BroBrewer Adam also says he aimed for a balance between fruitiness and drinkability, so this really feels like a Nomcraft beer with clear aroma and easy drinkability.
MugiWow, hearing about it makes me want to drink it already! Tonight I want to hunt down Blazing Rabbit NEIPA and toast with those tropical aromas!
Nomcraft Brewing is a brewery based in Aridagawa Town, Arida District, Wakayama Prefecture, that renovated a former nursery school and is working on town development through craft beer. On its official website, the brewery says it focuses on easy-to-drink beers, brewing everything from hop-forward American styles to classic styles.
The new release introduced on Instagram this time is "Blazing Rabbit NEIPA." In the post, it is described as a beer where bright tropical and citrus aromas are layered with stone fruit nuances. The style is New England IPA, characterized by a smooth mouthfeel and a hazy appearance. It reportedly uses generous amounts of New Zealand hops to express a modern, vivid hop character.
The specs are 7.0% ABV, IBU 32, and 2.5 volumes of carbonation. Brewer Adam says the recipe was designed with a balance in mind that makes it fruity yet easy to keep drinking. It is a new release worth noting for aiming to balance the clear aroma and drinkability that are characteristic of Nomcraft Brewing. Details can be found in the Instagram post and on the official website.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, has released a new beer: "Blazing Rabbit NEIPA." It’s a brewery that renovated a former nursery school and is also working on town development, which makes it even more exciting.
MugiWhat, a nursery school turned into a brewery!? And a new NEIPA release at that? Even the name already feels like it’s bouncing along!
Hop BroExactly. The style is New England IPA, with a design that layers tropical, citrus, and stone fruit aromas.
MugiStone fruit? What does that even mean! Like a fruity aroma such as peach or apricot?
Hop BroThat’s right. Think peach, apricot, and nectarine. On top of that, it uses New Zealand hops generously, giving the aroma a modern lift.
MugiOhhh! And hearing that it’s hazy makes it sound like one of those soft, juicy beers!
Hop BroThat’s exactly the appeal of NEIPA. It looks hazy, feels smooth on the palate, and the specs are ABV 7.0%, IBU 32, with carbonation at 2.5 volumes.
MugiEasy to drink even at 7%!? That’s a dangerous one... but a balance that keeps you drinking sounds amazing.
Hop BroBrewer Adam also says he aimed for a balance between fruitiness and drinkability, so this really feels like a Nomcraft beer with clear aroma and easy drinkability.
MugiWow, hearing about it makes me want to drink it already! Tonight I want to hunt down Blazing Rabbit NEIPA and toast with those tropical aromas!
