Mountain River Brewery releases Multiply, a dual-hop IPA in Kugayama
Mountain River Brewery in Kugayama, Suginami, Tokyo has announced this week’s release: Multiply. The IPA comes in at 6.0% ABV and uses Warrior and Idaho 7 in a dual-hop build centered on a firm bitterness.
Hop BroI can't stop thinking about the new release from Mountain River Brewery in Kugayama. Their new IPA, "Multiply," is being tapped this week, and it sounds seriously good.
MugiWait, Multiply sounds like a math workbook! Why does a beer name sound smarter than me already?
Hop BroIt's a Dual hop IPA, 6.0% ABV, brewed with Warrior and Idaho 7. The whole point is a firm, deliberate bitterness.
MugiHold on, Dual hop? What is that supposed to mean? Are the hops doing a comedy duo on stage?
Hop BroHonestly, that's not far off. Two different hops split the job between aroma and bitterness. Here, Idaho 7 brings bright citrus, and Warrior handles the sharp, defined bite.
MugiOh wow, teamwork hops! And it's not just citrus, right? Grapefruit, pear, even herbal notes? This beer sounds way more sophisticated than I am.
Hop BroThat's the charm. The firm bitterness sticks around into the finish, so it doesn't just feel breezy, it drinks like a proper IPA.
MugiBitterness in the aftertaste? That's like an adult notification sound. It shows up late and goes, "Yes, this is your IPA speaking."
Hop BroAnd it really feels like Mountain River Brewery: a straightforward build with no flashy gimmicks, just smart hop pairing and controlled bitterness.
MugiThat's it, I need a pint right now. Let's go drink "Multiply" in Kugayama and see if that grapefruit pop and crisp bitterness hit as hard as they sound.
Mountain River Brewery in Kugayama, Suginami, Tokyo has shared `Multiply` as this week’s release. In the post, the brewery describes it as a strongly bitter IPA. The beer is listed as a Dual hop IPA at 6.0% ABV, brewed with Warrior and Idaho 7.
`Multiply` is part of a series that explores how hop combinations can shape aroma and bitterness. In this version, Idaho 7 brings a bright citrus direction while Warrior adds a more defined bitter edge, giving the beer a straightforward IPA structure with enough depth to stay interesting. An external archive description also points to grapefruit-like citrus, pear, herbal notes, and a lingering bitter finish.
Release details
- Beer: `Multiply`
- Style: Dual hop IPA
- ABV: 6.0%
- Hops: Warrior, Idaho 7
Mountain River Brewery presents itself as a local brewery with a steady stream of releases rather than loud spectacle. That makes `Multiply` a fitting example of the house style: hop-driven, clear in purpose, and built for drinkers who want to follow bitterness and aroma all the way through the pint.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI can't stop thinking about the new release from Mountain River Brewery in Kugayama. Their new IPA, "Multiply," is being tapped this week, and it sounds seriously good.
MugiWait, Multiply sounds like a math workbook! Why does a beer name sound smarter than me already?
Hop BroIt's a Dual hop IPA, 6.0% ABV, brewed with Warrior and Idaho 7. The whole point is a firm, deliberate bitterness.
MugiHold on, Dual hop? What is that supposed to mean? Are the hops doing a comedy duo on stage?
Hop BroHonestly, that's not far off. Two different hops split the job between aroma and bitterness. Here, Idaho 7 brings bright citrus, and Warrior handles the sharp, defined bite.
MugiOh wow, teamwork hops! And it's not just citrus, right? Grapefruit, pear, even herbal notes? This beer sounds way more sophisticated than I am.
Hop BroThat's the charm. The firm bitterness sticks around into the finish, so it doesn't just feel breezy, it drinks like a proper IPA.
MugiBitterness in the aftertaste? That's like an adult notification sound. It shows up late and goes, "Yes, this is your IPA speaking."
Hop BroAnd it really feels like Mountain River Brewery: a straightforward build with no flashy gimmicks, just smart hop pairing and controlled bitterness.
MugiThat's it, I need a pint right now. Let's go drink "Multiply" in Kugayama and see if that grapefruit pop and crisp bitterness hit as hard as they sound.
