Amami Brewery, FETISH CLUB, and Ise Kadoya Beer Newly Restocked at Beer Ma Kitasenju
Beer Ma Kitasenju announced a new restock of guest beers timed to this rainy day. From Amami Brewery, FETISH CLUB, Amakusa Sonar, Ise Kadoya Beer, Hideji Beer, to VERTERE, the lineup brings together labels with very different personalities and is easy to stop by for even after the weather clears in the early afternoon.
Hop BroToday's big new restock rush in Kitasenju is hot. The word is that Beer Ma Kitasenju has lined up everything from Amami Brewery to FETISH CLUB and Ise Kadoya Beer all at once.
MugiWhat, all at once!? There are so many labels I'd get lost in front of the shelves!
Hop BroWhat makes Amami Brewery interesting is how it makes use of local ingredients. There are beers with habu powder and shikunin, and even a blue wheat ale, so the island's character comes through in the glass.
MugiHabu powder? I've never even heard of that being used in a drink!
Hop BroBasically, they're putting local ingredients into beer to give it its own aroma and finish. Wheat ale is wheat-forward, so it tends to have a soft, gentle mouthfeel.
MugiSo, soft and fluffy. Then the Ghost in the Shell collaboration from FETISH CLUB already sounds strong just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. There's "MADE IN JAPAN" and "SUPER SPARTAN," and on top of that the YMO collaboration pilsner "TECHNO PILS." Pilsners are all about crispness, so it's easy to imagine a drinking profile with a techno-like beat.
MugiStop explaining beer with techno, but somehow I get it! Even Ise Kadoya Beer's "Nikukyu" and "Nekonihiki" sound way too cute!
Hop BroThey look cute, but what's inside is serious. With names like "Saku," "Noutoro," and "Kurikuro," they've got everything from IPA-style beers to dark beers, so it's fun to choose based on your mood.
MugiJust the names make me want to order them three times... If there's "Banana Splash" and some sour with acidity too, even people who don't like sweet stuff can handle it.
Hop BroExactly. From Amakusa Sonar's "Banana Splash" to what looks like VERTERE's 10th-anniversary sour, there's enough here for everyone at the table to battle it out even if their tastes are different.
MugiAnd it's close to Kitasenju Station, so if it opens at 2:00 p.m. we can stop by after the rain clears! Today I want to compare what's on the shelves and on tap and get the first drink buzzing.
Hop BroYeah, the nice thing about Beer Ma Kitasenju is that you can choose with a bottle-shop mindset. This is definitely the kind of day when you want to stop by after the rain and split a few bottles together.
MugiIt's decided! This is what days like this are for when you can't wait for the next drink!
At the beer pub "Beer Ma Kitasenju" in Kitasenju, Adachi Ward, Tokyo, a new restock of guest beers was announced. In the post, despite the rainy weather, the shop invited customers to visit, saying the rain is forecast to stop by early afternoon, with business hours from 14:00 to 23:00 (last order 22:00).
This lineup centers on labels with clearly different origins and personalities. Four varieties arrived from Amami Brewery, including beers made with habu powder and shikunin, and a blue wheat ale, all showcasing local ingredients. FETISH CLUB contributed six varieties. In addition to "MADE IN JAPAN" and "SUPER SPARTAN," both collaborations with "Ghost in the Shell," the YMO collaboration pilsner "TECHNO PILS" is also in stock.
Also included are Amakusa Sonar's "Banana Splash," Ise Kadoya Beer's "Saku," "Nikukyu," "Noutoro," and "Nekonihiki," Hideji Beer's "Kurikuro," and what appears to be VERTERE's 10th-anniversary sour, giving the lineup a very wide range of flavors. From fruity IPA-style beers to rich dark beers and sour ales that make use of acidity, you can choose all at once, so it's easy for friends with different tastes to share a table together.
What gives this shop its appeal is that near Kitasenju Station, it balances a bottle-shop style of selection with the casualness of a beer pub. A new-arrival timing like this is ideal for people who want to compare what's on the shelves and on tap while drinking. If there's a label you're interested in, it would be smart to check it out early.
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Hop BroToday's big new restock rush in Kitasenju is hot. The word is that Beer Ma Kitasenju has lined up everything from Amami Brewery to FETISH CLUB and Ise Kadoya Beer all at once.
MugiWhat, all at once!? There are so many labels I'd get lost in front of the shelves!
Hop BroWhat makes Amami Brewery interesting is how it makes use of local ingredients. There are beers with habu powder and shikunin, and even a blue wheat ale, so the island's character comes through in the glass.
MugiHabu powder? I've never even heard of that being used in a drink!
Hop BroBasically, they're putting local ingredients into beer to give it its own aroma and finish. Wheat ale is wheat-forward, so it tends to have a soft, gentle mouthfeel.
MugiSo, soft and fluffy. Then the Ghost in the Shell collaboration from FETISH CLUB already sounds strong just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. There's "MADE IN JAPAN" and "SUPER SPARTAN," and on top of that the YMO collaboration pilsner "TECHNO PILS." Pilsners are all about crispness, so it's easy to imagine a drinking profile with a techno-like beat.
MugiStop explaining beer with techno, but somehow I get it! Even Ise Kadoya Beer's "Nikukyu" and "Nekonihiki" sound way too cute!
Hop BroThey look cute, but what's inside is serious. With names like "Saku," "Noutoro," and "Kurikuro," they've got everything from IPA-style beers to dark beers, so it's fun to choose based on your mood.
MugiJust the names make me want to order them three times... If there's "Banana Splash" and some sour with acidity too, even people who don't like sweet stuff can handle it.
Hop BroExactly. From Amakusa Sonar's "Banana Splash" to what looks like VERTERE's 10th-anniversary sour, there's enough here for everyone at the table to battle it out even if their tastes are different.
MugiAnd it's close to Kitasenju Station, so if it opens at 2:00 p.m. we can stop by after the rain clears! Today I want to compare what's on the shelves and on tap and get the first drink buzzing.
Hop BroYeah, the nice thing about Beer Ma Kitasenju is that you can choose with a bottle-shop mindset. This is definitely the kind of day when you want to stop by after the rain and split a few bottles together.
MugiIt's decided! This is what days like this are for when you can't wait for the next drink!
