NOMCRAFT BREWING TTO at Canal brewing, starting at 2:00 PM on May 9
A Tap Take Over by NOMCRAFT BREWING will be held at Canal brewing in Oimachi, Tokyo, starting at 2:00 PM on Saturday, May 9. This event will line up a hop-forward range that feels distinctly NOMCRAFT from Wakayama at the standing brewery within walking distance of Oimachi Station.
Hop BroToday there’s a TTO at Canal brewing in Oimachi. Starting at 2:00 PM on May 9, NOMCRAFT BREWING is going to be lined up in force.
MugiWait, what is TTO? That sounds like a spell, and suddenly you sound like a beer professor!
Hop BroIt stands for Tap Take Over, an event where one brewery takes over the taps. This time, Wakayama’s NOMCRAFT BREWING is the main attraction.
MugiI see! So this is basically a festival for hop lovers? But there are so many names, I’m going to get lost!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. NOMCRAFT has everything from the Hazy IPA Series to Double IPA, Dip Hop IPA, American Pale Ale, and American IPA. Tasting them side by side makes the differences in hop aroma and bitterness design really stand out.
MugiWait, bitterness design? I’ve never really thought about beer that way. Beer is way deeper than I realized, isn’t it?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, the aroma and bitterness change depending on when the hops are added. Breweries like NOMCRAFT are incredibly skilled at bringing out aroma, which is why IPA fans love them so much.
MugiWow. And Canal brewing has up to 10 taps, right? Sounds like you can really compare beers even at a standing bar. That’s kind of cool!
Hop BroExactly. They put a lot of care into clean draft management, and being close to the station makes it easy to stop by on a whim. It also has an atmosphere that makes it easy for families to come in, so it should change how people see Oimachi.
MugiIf there’s this much to enjoy in Oimachi, it would be a waste to just treat it as a transfer stop! A beer near the station sounds amazing, and now my throat is already thinking about beer!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Let’s take our time with NOMCRAFT at Canal brewing while comparing hop aromas. Once you finish reading, you’ll probably want another pint.
Event Overview
Canal brewing is a brewery and craft beer specialty shop within walking distance of Oimachi Station. The interior is centered around standing service, with up to 10 taps, and it places importance on serving craft beers from around Japan with clean draft management. It also has an open atmosphere that makes it easy for families to visit.
Highlights of NOMCRAFT BREWING
The star of this Tap Take Over is NOMCRAFT BREWING from Aridagawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture. On its official website, it offers series such as the `Hazy IPA Series`, `Double IPA Series`, `Dip Hop IPA Series`, `American Pale Ale Series`, and `American IPA Series`, and it is known as a brewery for people who want to compare hop aroma and bitterness design. In Canal brewing's calm standing counter, it should be easy to experience a wide range of expressions, from IPA styles to Pale Ale styles.
What It Means to Drink in Oimachi
Canal brewing is also a shop that has been sharing craft beer from Oimachi, inspired by the Katsu-shima Canal, from which the area takes its name. Oimachi has a strong image as a transfer hub, but having a place near the station where you can settle in and enjoy a beer changes how the neighborhood feels. This is a Tap Take Over worth paying attention to, because it lets you enjoy both the brewery's character and the shop's atmosphere at the same time.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday there’s a TTO at Canal brewing in Oimachi. Starting at 2:00 PM on May 9, NOMCRAFT BREWING is going to be lined up in force.
MugiWait, what is TTO? That sounds like a spell, and suddenly you sound like a beer professor!
Hop BroIt stands for Tap Take Over, an event where one brewery takes over the taps. This time, Wakayama’s NOMCRAFT BREWING is the main attraction.
MugiI see! So this is basically a festival for hop lovers? But there are so many names, I’m going to get lost!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. NOMCRAFT has everything from the Hazy IPA Series to Double IPA, Dip Hop IPA, American Pale Ale, and American IPA. Tasting them side by side makes the differences in hop aroma and bitterness design really stand out.
MugiWait, bitterness design? I’ve never really thought about beer that way. Beer is way deeper than I realized, isn’t it?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, the aroma and bitterness change depending on when the hops are added. Breweries like NOMCRAFT are incredibly skilled at bringing out aroma, which is why IPA fans love them so much.
MugiWow. And Canal brewing has up to 10 taps, right? Sounds like you can really compare beers even at a standing bar. That’s kind of cool!
Hop BroExactly. They put a lot of care into clean draft management, and being close to the station makes it easy to stop by on a whim. It also has an atmosphere that makes it easy for families to come in, so it should change how people see Oimachi.
MugiIf there’s this much to enjoy in Oimachi, it would be a waste to just treat it as a transfer stop! A beer near the station sounds amazing, and now my throat is already thinking about beer!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Let’s take our time with NOMCRAFT at Canal brewing while comparing hop aromas. Once you finish reading, you’ll probably want another pint.
