Nomcraft Brewing Brings Back Its 'Simon Says' British Pale Ale in a New Can Design
Nomcraft Brewing, based in Aridagawa Town, Arita District, Wakayama Prefecture, has reintroduced its British pale ale Simon Says, born from a collaboration with Hughes Pizza, in a new can design. It is a beer designed for drinking with pizza, balancing malty character and easy drinkability.
Nomcraft Brewing, based in Aridagawa Town, Arita District, Wakayama Prefecture, has announced a new batch of Simon Says. This time, the can design has also been remixed, making it a release that stands out all over again, including visually.
Simon Says is a British Pale Ale born from a collaboration with Hughes Pizza. According to the brewery, it was made with the nostalgic atmosphere of drinking a classic English pale ale in a pub in mind. While using plenty of British malt, it was put together as a beer that can be easily enjoyed alongside a meal.
The specs are ABV 4.3% and IBU 32. The malt bill includes Pale Ale, Scottish Pale Ale, and Carafa Special III; the hops are Chinook, East Kent Goldings, and Hallertau Blanc; and the yeast is West Coast Ale. The tasting notes list maltiness, cracker-like crispness, and an earthy impression.
The suggested food pairings are meat pie, cheese pizza, and smoky foods. The post also strongly emphasizes enjoying it with pizza, and rather than being a beer that pushes itself with flashy aroma, it comes across as one whose contours become clear when paired with food.
Nomcraft Brewing is a brewery based in Aridagawa Town, Arita District, Wakayama Prefecture that sends out beers with strong character. Simon Says is another beer that firmly reflects a craft beer approach centered on enjoying beer with food, making it one to watch.
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