Four new arrivals at Awa Store in Hiroshima, including KAN Factory's YUZU sour
At the beer pub Awa Store -OUR STORE- in Hiroshima's Naka Ward, new craft beers are moving in. The new items in the official store lineup include KAN Factory's YUZU sour, Ohloy Brewing's Luv, and FLORA FERMENTATION's Frigg and Tayu, revealing a lineup that caters to a wide range of tastes.
Hop BroThe four new arrivals at Awa Store in Hiroshima's Naka Ward are a pretty interesting development. KAN Factory's YUZU sour is leading the pack, alongside Ohloy Brewing's Luv and FLORA FERMENTATION's Frigg and Tayu.
MugiWhoa! Four new arrivals sounds delicious just from the names! But YUZU sour has to be refreshing, right?
Hop BroExactly. YUZU sour makes the yuzu notes easy to imagine, and it's the kind of beer you enjoy for the shape of its acidity and aroma. With sour beers, it's often not just about being sour, but about how the aroma defines the impression.
MugiWait, the shape of acidity and aroma? What does that even mean? Beer suddenly sounds artistic!
Hop BroBasically, it means the impression you get the moment it hits your mouth is very clear. Awa Store has 104 domestic labels and 17 overseas ones, covering everything from IPA to Lager/Pilsner, so the differences become easier to notice when you compare them.
MugiWow, 104 domestic labels? That's basically a beer encyclopedia! It sounds fun even before choosing, like you could keep wandering around the shop forever!
Hop BroAnd the fun of the names themselves is another great thing about Luv, Frigg, and Tayu. They're the kind of beers that catch your eye just from the label, and before you know it, your hand reaches out.
MugiTotally! The fun of choosing by name is huge! Frigg sounds like something out of Norse mythology and feels powerful, so I'm already hyped before even drinking it!
Hop BroAwa Store is not just a place to drink there; it's a starting point for your next pint. Whether you go after acidity with a sour style or chase another label for its aroma, it's a pretty solid stopover in Hiroshima.
MugiNow I really want to drink! I want to compare the sour beers first, then go after the aroma-driven ones too! I want to head to Awa Store in Hiroshima right now!
Awa Store -OUR STORE-, a beer pub in Noboricho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, is a shop that carries a wide selection of craft beer bottles and cans. Its official store is said to stock 104 domestic Bottle & Can labels and 17 overseas Bottle & Can labels, and the lineup spans everything from IPA to Sour and Lager/Pilsner.
The new items listed are `KAN Factory`'s `YUZU sour`, `Ohloy Brewing`'s `Luv`, and `FLORA FERMENTATION`'s `Frigg` and `Tayu`. Among them, `YUZU sour` naturally brings to mind yuzu notes, and stands out as a bottle for people who want to enjoy the clear shape of its acidity and aroma. `Luv`, `Frigg`, and `Tayu` also have strong names, adding to the fun of choosing a beer just from the label.
Awa Store is not only a place to drink, but also a starting point for thinking about what beer to chase next. If you're looking for guest beers in Hiroshima, these four new arrivals seem like a good entry point for comparing everything from tart sour styles to aroma-focused labels.
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Hop BroThe four new arrivals at Awa Store in Hiroshima's Naka Ward are a pretty interesting development. KAN Factory's YUZU sour is leading the pack, alongside Ohloy Brewing's Luv and FLORA FERMENTATION's Frigg and Tayu.
MugiWhoa! Four new arrivals sounds delicious just from the names! But YUZU sour has to be refreshing, right?
Hop BroExactly. YUZU sour makes the yuzu notes easy to imagine, and it's the kind of beer you enjoy for the shape of its acidity and aroma. With sour beers, it's often not just about being sour, but about how the aroma defines the impression.
MugiWait, the shape of acidity and aroma? What does that even mean? Beer suddenly sounds artistic!
Hop BroBasically, it means the impression you get the moment it hits your mouth is very clear. Awa Store has 104 domestic labels and 17 overseas ones, covering everything from IPA to Lager/Pilsner, so the differences become easier to notice when you compare them.
MugiWow, 104 domestic labels? That's basically a beer encyclopedia! It sounds fun even before choosing, like you could keep wandering around the shop forever!
Hop BroAnd the fun of the names themselves is another great thing about Luv, Frigg, and Tayu. They're the kind of beers that catch your eye just from the label, and before you know it, your hand reaches out.
MugiTotally! The fun of choosing by name is huge! Frigg sounds like something out of Norse mythology and feels powerful, so I'm already hyped before even drinking it!
Hop BroAwa Store is not just a place to drink there; it's a starting point for your next pint. Whether you go after acidity with a sour style or chase another label for its aroma, it's a pretty solid stopover in Hiroshima.
MugiNow I really want to drink! I want to compare the sour beers first, then go after the aroma-driven ones too! I want to head to Awa Store in Hiroshima right now!
