Danky Beer Store in Sakae, Nagoya to Pour LA Ale Works' "Blue Vibes" and "Rinse & Threepeat"
Guest beers from LA Ale Works have arrived at Danky Beer Store in Sakae, Nagoya. The post shows cans of "Blue Vibes" and "Rinse & Threepeat," with the latter introduced as a 6.8% West Coast India Pale Ale.
Hop BroA guest from LA Ale Works has arrived at Danky Beer Store in Sakae, Nagoya. The cans visible are 'Blue Vibes' and 'Rinse & Threepeat' - definitely a lineup that makes you want to compare them.
MugiWhoa! So two can varieties lined up? The display case suddenly feels sparkly, and the names are already way too stylish!
Hop BroEspecially 'Rinse & Threepeat' - it's a 6.8% WCIPA. West Coast India Pale Ale is a style that puts hop aroma and bitterness front and center, with a crisp, sharp drinking character.
MugiWCIPA suddenly appeared as an abbreviation! So it's basically 'hop-forward mode'? Sounds strong, but does it blow a bitter wind across your mouth when you drink it?
Hop BroPretty much. It has Citra, Idaho 7, and Krush hops, so it's easy to expect citrus and tropical aromas. Since it's West Coast style, the aroma is flashy but the finish leans crisp.
MugiWhat is that! It's the kind that launches a preemptive strike with aroma. And if the finish snaps cleanly, it sounds dangerously drinkable!
Hop BroThe other one, 'Blue Vibes,' can also be confirmed as a LA Ale Works can, and it's a pretty interesting one for anyone who wants to feel the West Coast flow. The detailed specs are hard to read from the image alone, but just seeing them side by side raises the anticipation, doesn't it?
MugiOhh! I totally get wanting to drink them side by side. Having two bottles/cans suddenly makes it feel like, 'today is comparison day.'
Hop BroAnd the fact that it's in a relaxed place to drink in Sakae, Nagoya is great. Danky Beer Store is well suited to settling in and savoring one glass at a time, so it's a good match for guest-beer arrivals like this.
MugiNice... the fun of following beers you're interested in is the romance of beer lovers, isn't it? Remembering names, meeting them at the shop, and drinking while thinking it over is the best.
Hop BroSo, for fans of LA Ale Works and West Coast IPA alike, the word is that Sakae is hot right now. At this point, you want to line up Blue Vibes and Rinse & Threepeat and have one of each.
MugiYeah, now I really want to drink it! I'll put it in my candidate for tonight's drink and start by savoring the aroma slowly!
LA Ale Works guest beers have lined up at the beer pub Danky Beer Store in Sakae, Nagoya. In the Instagram post image, two cans from the same brewery, `Blue Vibes` and `Rinse & Threepeat`, can be confirmed.
`Rinse & Threepeat` is labeled on the can as 6.8% ABV, West Coast India Pale Ale, with Citra / Idaho 7 / Krush listed, making it clear that this is a beer that strongly emphasizes hop character. From the image, `Blue Vibes` can also be confirmed as a LA Ale Works can, and this is also an appealing lineup for those who want to enjoy a West Coast-style flow.
Danky Beer Store is a beer pub located at 1-14-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Its calm atmosphere, where you can settle in and savor one drink at a time, pairs well with news of guest-beer arrivals like this, and there is fun in keeping up with interesting labels at the shop. It is noteworthy not only for LA Ale Works fans, but also for anyone who wants to compare West Coast IPAs.
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Hop BroA guest from LA Ale Works has arrived at Danky Beer Store in Sakae, Nagoya. The cans visible are 'Blue Vibes' and 'Rinse & Threepeat' - definitely a lineup that makes you want to compare them.
MugiWhoa! So two can varieties lined up? The display case suddenly feels sparkly, and the names are already way too stylish!
Hop BroEspecially 'Rinse & Threepeat' - it's a 6.8% WCIPA. West Coast India Pale Ale is a style that puts hop aroma and bitterness front and center, with a crisp, sharp drinking character.
MugiWCIPA suddenly appeared as an abbreviation! So it's basically 'hop-forward mode'? Sounds strong, but does it blow a bitter wind across your mouth when you drink it?
Hop BroPretty much. It has Citra, Idaho 7, and Krush hops, so it's easy to expect citrus and tropical aromas. Since it's West Coast style, the aroma is flashy but the finish leans crisp.
MugiWhat is that! It's the kind that launches a preemptive strike with aroma. And if the finish snaps cleanly, it sounds dangerously drinkable!
Hop BroThe other one, 'Blue Vibes,' can also be confirmed as a LA Ale Works can, and it's a pretty interesting one for anyone who wants to feel the West Coast flow. The detailed specs are hard to read from the image alone, but just seeing them side by side raises the anticipation, doesn't it?
MugiOhh! I totally get wanting to drink them side by side. Having two bottles/cans suddenly makes it feel like, 'today is comparison day.'
Hop BroAnd the fact that it's in a relaxed place to drink in Sakae, Nagoya is great. Danky Beer Store is well suited to settling in and savoring one glass at a time, so it's a good match for guest-beer arrivals like this.
MugiNice... the fun of following beers you're interested in is the romance of beer lovers, isn't it? Remembering names, meeting them at the shop, and drinking while thinking it over is the best.
Hop BroSo, for fans of LA Ale Works and West Coast IPA alike, the word is that Sakae is hot right now. At this point, you want to line up Blue Vibes and Rinse & Threepeat and have one of each.
MugiYeah, now I really want to drink it! I'll put it in my candidate for tonight's drink and start by savoring the aroma slowly!
