NOBODY's DDH IPA and micro IPA Arrive at Nippon Craft Beer Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
At Nippon Craft Beer Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store, a new arrival from NOBODY, Teenage's second brand, has appeared. The lineup features the DDH IPA "The Leftfield" and the 3.5% micro IPA "The Slowcore," making it an easy pick for both hop lovers and low-alcohol drinkers.
Hop BroA new arrival has landed at Koguma Saketen at Sendai Station East Exit. NOBODY, Teenage's second brand, has brought in The Leftfield, a DDH IPA, and The Slowcore, a micro IPA. That's pretty hot, right?
MugiWhoa! The names The Leftfield and The Slowcore already sound so stylish, don't they? It feels like a live venue, like the beer is making sound!
Hop BroWhat's great about this is that it has that distinctive hop character from the parent brand without leaning on extra-heavy intensity or tricky adjuncts. The approachable price and the chance to really enjoy the aroma are strong points.
MugiHuh? What's a DDH IPA? A spell? And DDH sounds cute, like it means hugging twice!
Hop BroDDH means an IPA that's heavily dry-hopped. The Leftfield has bright tropical fruit and citrus, a clean bitterness and a light body, with subtle pine and dank notes too.
MugiI see, it's one that puts the aroma up front! Just hearing tropical aromas already turns my brain into a southern-island snack stand.
Hop BroThe other one, The Slowcore, is a 3.5% micro IPA. Even with low alcohol, it has body, plus the juicy character typical of hazy beers and layers of tropical and citrus notes, so it's light but not thin.
MugiWait, it has satisfying richness even though it's light? That's the kind of thing you could drink at noon on a holiday and still feel properly human!
Hop BroExactly, and the fact that there are two beers to choose from depending on your mood is great. If you want to soak in hop character today, The Leftfield; if you want to drink slowly and casually for a long time, The Slowcore. You can use them that way.
MugiHaving that kind of choice near Sendai Station East Exit is amazing! Two options right by the station means there's no choice but to stop by on the way home. Now I'm torn between flying off on aroma with The Leftfield or taking it slow with The Slowcore, and I'm starting to want both!
Two NOBODY Beers Newly Arrive at Sendai Station East Exit
At Nippon Craft Beer Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store, beers from NOBODY, introduced as Teenage's second brand, have arrived. The post describes the brand as one that lets you enjoy the original's hop character at an accessible price, without relying on extra-heavy intensity or tricky adjuncts.
Arriving Beers
- The Leftfield
Style: DDH IPA / ABV 6%
A bright aroma reminiscent of tropical fruit and citrus, with clean bitterness and a light body. This is a beer with a clear aromatic outline, layered with subtle hints of pine and dank notes.
- The Slowcore
Style: micro IPA / ABV 3.5%
Despite its low alcohol content, it has a satisfying body and the juicy character typical of hazy beers. It carries layers of tropical and citrus notes within a light, easy-drinking profile, aiming for both drinkability and true beer character.
Nippon Craft Beer Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store is an easy stop when looking for craft beer in the Sendai Station East Exit area. This time, the shop has stocked two beers with very different personalities: a DDH IPA that lets you fully enjoy the aroma, and a micro IPA that keeps the alcohol down while still offering plenty of flavor depth. It’s a welcome arrival that lets you choose based on your mood.
Store Information
- Name: Nippon Craft Beer Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
- Location: Miyagino Ward, Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture
- Type: Brewery
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Hop BroA new arrival has landed at Koguma Saketen at Sendai Station East Exit. NOBODY, Teenage's second brand, has brought in The Leftfield, a DDH IPA, and The Slowcore, a micro IPA. That's pretty hot, right?
MugiWhoa! The names The Leftfield and The Slowcore already sound so stylish, don't they? It feels like a live venue, like the beer is making sound!
Hop BroWhat's great about this is that it has that distinctive hop character from the parent brand without leaning on extra-heavy intensity or tricky adjuncts. The approachable price and the chance to really enjoy the aroma are strong points.
MugiHuh? What's a DDH IPA? A spell? And DDH sounds cute, like it means hugging twice!
Hop BroDDH means an IPA that's heavily dry-hopped. The Leftfield has bright tropical fruit and citrus, a clean bitterness and a light body, with subtle pine and dank notes too.
MugiI see, it's one that puts the aroma up front! Just hearing tropical aromas already turns my brain into a southern-island snack stand.
Hop BroThe other one, The Slowcore, is a 3.5% micro IPA. Even with low alcohol, it has body, plus the juicy character typical of hazy beers and layers of tropical and citrus notes, so it's light but not thin.
MugiWait, it has satisfying richness even though it's light? That's the kind of thing you could drink at noon on a holiday and still feel properly human!
Hop BroExactly, and the fact that there are two beers to choose from depending on your mood is great. If you want to soak in hop character today, The Leftfield; if you want to drink slowly and casually for a long time, The Slowcore. You can use them that way.
MugiHaving that kind of choice near Sendai Station East Exit is amazing! Two options right by the station means there's no choice but to stop by on the way home. Now I'm torn between flying off on aroma with The Leftfield or taking it slow with The Slowcore, and I'm starting to want both!
