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Mizonokuchi Brewery Unveils 3-Bottle Set of 4th-Anniversary American IPA "Dusk[19:01]"
The microbrewery Mizonokuchi Brewery in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, has listed a special 3-bottle set of its 4th-anniversary American IPA "Dusk[19:01]" in its online store. Designed at ABV 8.0% and IBU 74.8, it is said to be a richer take on its regular IPA.
Hop BroMizonokuchi Brewery's 4th-anniversary IPA from Kanagawa, "Dusk[19:01]," is out as a 3-bottle set. This is the kind of anniversary release that really shows they went all in.
MugiWait, a 3-bottle set!? And the name "Dusk[19:01]" sounds cool, like a clock at dusk!
Hop BroThe specs are bold too: ABV 8.0% and IBU 74.8. In short, it's a solidly strong American IPA with a properly pronounced bitterness.
MugiWhat's IBU? Sounds like a code or something, but is it about how strong the beer is?
Hop BroBasically, it's a bitterness indicator. They pair that with ADHA1631, Columbus, Chinook, and Centennial hops to make it punchy and bitter, but still flavorful.
MugiThose hop names sound like the ultimate boss squad! But I'm glad it's not hard to drink and still has good balance.
Hop BroThe product description also emphasizes the balance of umami and bitterness, and it feels like an anniversary version that made the regular IPA richer. It's nice that it sits in the everyday lineup but still feels special.
MugiAnd it even has art by Takeshi Wada, which makes it feel so commemorative! It's the kind of thing that makes you want to drink it just from the look of it.
Hop BroWhat's more, it's great that a brewery from Kawasaki City's Mizonokuchi is sending this out from its hometown. As a beer that shows what comes beyond the standard, it's pretty interesting.
MugiWow, hearing all that makes me want to drink it right away! This is definitely my candidate for tonight's drink. I can't wait to toast!
A special-edition IPA to mark the 4th anniversary
Mizonokuchi Brewery has unveiled "Dusk[19:01] - American IPA - 3-bottle set" in its online store. Based in Mizonokuchi, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, the brewery created this special American IPA to celebrate its 4th anniversary, positioning it as a richer version of its standard IPA.
As indicated by its ABV 8.0% and IBU 74.8 specs, this beer is designed to deliver a substantial drinking experience. It uses ADHA1631, Columbus, Chinook, and Centennial hops, and is built to highlight the contours of the bitterness while keeping it balanced with umami. The product description also says, "It's punchy, but the balance of umami and bitterness makes it very easy to drink."
A commemorative release from Mizonokuchi
Mizonokuchi Brewery is a microbrewery based in Mizonokuchi, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. As a brewery rooted in the local community, it offers its own beers through its online store and its physical location. This Dusk[19:01], while part of that everyday lineup, can be seen as a limited offering with the depth expected of an anniversary release.
The product page also notes that the artwork was done by Takeshi Wada. Beyond the taste of the beer, it is worth noting that the label and visuals also give it the cohesive feel of a commemorative release. For drinkers who want to enjoy a stronger alcohol presence and firm bitterness, it seems like a beer that shows what comes "beyond the standard" IPA.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMizonokuchi Brewery's 4th-anniversary IPA from Kanagawa, "Dusk[19:01]," is out as a 3-bottle set. This is the kind of anniversary release that really shows they went all in.
MugiWait, a 3-bottle set!? And the name "Dusk[19:01]" sounds cool, like a clock at dusk!
Hop BroThe specs are bold too: ABV 8.0% and IBU 74.8. In short, it's a solidly strong American IPA with a properly pronounced bitterness.
MugiWhat's IBU? Sounds like a code or something, but is it about how strong the beer is?
Hop BroBasically, it's a bitterness indicator. They pair that with ADHA1631, Columbus, Chinook, and Centennial hops to make it punchy and bitter, but still flavorful.
MugiThose hop names sound like the ultimate boss squad! But I'm glad it's not hard to drink and still has good balance.
Hop BroThe product description also emphasizes the balance of umami and bitterness, and it feels like an anniversary version that made the regular IPA richer. It's nice that it sits in the everyday lineup but still feels special.
MugiAnd it even has art by Takeshi Wada, which makes it feel so commemorative! It's the kind of thing that makes you want to drink it just from the look of it.
Hop BroWhat's more, it's great that a brewery from Kawasaki City's Mizonokuchi is sending this out from its hometown. As a beer that shows what comes beyond the standard, it's pretty interesting.
MugiWow, hearing all that makes me want to drink it right away! This is definitely my candidate for tonight's drink. I can't wait to toast!
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