Izuyashoten adds three Shizuoka beers from Hansharo Beer, including a nitro Hazy IPA
Izuyashoten, a beer pub in Nakanobu, Shinagawa, has received three new beers from Hansharo Beer in Shizuoka. The lineup includes a nitro Hazy IPA with tropical fruit notes, an amber lager, and the IPA Osakeman IPA Soun.
Hop BroNakanobu's Izuya Shoten just brought in three Hansharo beers. The styles go in completely different directions, so this looks like a very fun side-by-side tasting.
MugiWait, Kyo mo Manten Nitro already sounds intense! Is a Nitro Hazy IPA super fizzy, or more like a fluffy beer cloud?
Hop BroThat is the fun part. With nitrogen-powered foam, the bubbles get finer than regular carbonation, so the mouthfeel turns soft and creamy.
MugiWhoa! And what is the new hop pink supposed to mean? Does the beer walk in dressed for a pink party?
Hop BroThankfully, no costume change. It pushes a passionfruit-led aroma with berry and tropical notes, like your nose booked a beach trip before the first sip.
MugiA vacation for your nose is unfair! Then does Kohaku no Hansha Amber Lager still stand out after that hazy fruit bomb?
Hop BroAbsolutely. It leans on toasty malt flavor and a light caramel sweetness, but still drinks crisp and easy like a proper lager.
MugiOkay, so it looks rich without getting heavy. Then where does Osakeman IPA Soun come in swinging?
Hop BroThat one gives the set real lineup depth. It brings Hansharo Beer's distinct IPA character and bridges the fruity hazy side with the malty lager side.
MugiSo Izuya Shoten basically built a three-step mood menu. I would go in for one pint and somehow leave with a full tasting seminar.
Hop BroExactly. That kind of everyday craft beer stop is hard to resist. I would start with the nitro, move to the amber, and finish with Soun.
MugiThat order is a trap, and I accept it. Now I want to head to Nakanobu and practice saying, 'Yes, all three please.'
On June 19, Izuyashoten added a fresh shipment from Hansharo Beer, the brewery based in Izunokuni, Shizuoka. The new lineup brings together three beers with clearly different profiles, making it easy to choose according to mood.
Today mo Manten Nitro Nitro HazyIPA is a Hazy IPA built around passion fruit, with berry-like and tropical fruit notes layered on top. It uses the new hop "pink" and is served in a nitro format, giving it a soft, creamy mouthfeel and a fruit-forward finish.
Kohaku no Hansha Amber Lager is an amber lager with a beautiful copper color. It centers on toasty malt character and a gentle caramel sweetness, while keeping the crisp, easy-drinking feel that makes lagers so appealing.
Osakeman IPA Soun also arrived in the same shipment, rounding out the selection with another distinct Hansharo Beer expression.
Izuyashoten in Nakanobu is a beer pub where craft beer can be enjoyed in an everyday setting. This Hansharo Beer arrival offers a balanced mix of aromatics, malt character, and drinkability, making it a practical stop for drinkers who want both variety and clarity in the glass.
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Hop BroNakanobu's Izuya Shoten just brought in three Hansharo beers. The styles go in completely different directions, so this looks like a very fun side-by-side tasting.
MugiWait, Kyo mo Manten Nitro already sounds intense! Is a Nitro Hazy IPA super fizzy, or more like a fluffy beer cloud?
Hop BroThat is the fun part. With nitrogen-powered foam, the bubbles get finer than regular carbonation, so the mouthfeel turns soft and creamy.
MugiWhoa! And what is the new hop pink supposed to mean? Does the beer walk in dressed for a pink party?
Hop BroThankfully, no costume change. It pushes a passionfruit-led aroma with berry and tropical notes, like your nose booked a beach trip before the first sip.
MugiA vacation for your nose is unfair! Then does Kohaku no Hansha Amber Lager still stand out after that hazy fruit bomb?
Hop BroAbsolutely. It leans on toasty malt flavor and a light caramel sweetness, but still drinks crisp and easy like a proper lager.
MugiOkay, so it looks rich without getting heavy. Then where does Osakeman IPA Soun come in swinging?
Hop BroThat one gives the set real lineup depth. It brings Hansharo Beer's distinct IPA character and bridges the fruity hazy side with the malty lager side.
MugiSo Izuya Shoten basically built a three-step mood menu. I would go in for one pint and somehow leave with a full tasting seminar.
Hop BroExactly. That kind of everyday craft beer stop is hard to resist. I would start with the nitro, move to the amber, and finish with Soun.
MugiThat order is a trap, and I accept it. Now I want to head to Nakanobu and practice saying, 'Yes, all three please.'
