Von Ebert Brewing short cans arrive at BEER OLYN: Sector 7 and Reverse Math debut
BEER OLYN, a beer pub in Kagurazaka, has received two short cans from Portland's Von Ebert Brewing. The lineup features the hazy IPA Sector 7 and the West Coast IPA Reverse Math, and guests can also enjoy a diverse tap selection inside the bar.
Hop BroShort cans from Von Ebert Brewing have come into BEER OLYN in Kagurazaka. The two beers to watch are Sector 7 and Reverse Math, and what makes them interesting is how clearly their personalities differ.
MugiWhoa! So both of them are full of character. Just the names sound strong, and now I really want to know what they taste like!
Hop BroFirst, Sector 7 is a Hazy IPA made with Sultana, Citra, and Idaho 7. It gives off juicy notes like ripe pineapple, ruby grapefruit, and green melon.
MugiHuh? But Hazy IPA is the cloudy kind, right? Is it just cloudy in appearance?
Hop BroIt is more than just the look. Haze and fruitiness come as a package, bringing hop aroma to the forefront while keeping bitterness softer and the mouthfeel rounder. That's one of the fun parts of Hazy beers.
MugiI get it! So Reverse Math is the opposite? The name sounds so technical that my brain is already buzzing!
Hop BroExactly. This one is a West Coast IPA. It is built around Columbus Cryo and Krush Cryo, with a crisp mouthfeel, clean bitterness, and a satisfying sharp finish.
MugiCryo? What is that? It sounds like some kind of hop freezing technology, like this beer came straight out of a laboratory!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, Cryo is hop material that has been concentrated to make it easier to use. That makes it easier to bring out the contours of aroma and bitterness, which is why it helps create the sharpness typical of a West Coast IPA.
MugiAnd the taps inside are amazing too, right? From Dageki Pilsner to cider? That's like a beer theme park!
Hop BroExactly. BEER OLYN is on the third floor of DEAR Kagurazaka in Kagurazaka, and the best part is comparing cans and taps side by side. Let's go on a Tuesday night and fall down the rabbit hole of tasting side by side together.
BEER OLYN, a beer pub in Kagurazaka, has received short cans from Portland's Von Ebert Brewing. The beers featured this time are Sector 7, a hazy IPA, and Reverse Math, a West Coast IPA. Both are satisfying beers with clearly defined hop character.
The Two Newly Arrived Beers
- Sector 7 is a Hazy IPA brewed with Sultana, Citra, and Idaho 7. It is characterized by juicy aromas reminiscent of ripe pineapple, ruby grapefruit, and green melon, making it a good choice for those who want to enjoy a rich, fruity profile.
- Reverse Math is a West Coast IPA centered on Columbus Cryo and Krush Cryo. It is designed with a crisp mouthfeel, vivid hop aroma, clean bitterness, and a dry finish layered together, making it a strong fit for drinkers looking for a sharp, refreshing edge.
Tap Lineup for the Day
In addition to the short cans, the tap selection at the bar is also extensive. On offer are BEER AGAIN "Dageki Pilsner," UCHU "TITAN," RIKRI "DOGGG RACE," nomcraft "Buffalo Bandit," SOMA "Diesel," Kanpai! "Berry Berry Saka," Taifuzozu "Yoso" and "Kino-me," and Tekikaka Cider "Tekikaka Cider Lychee," creating a lineup that lets you take in styles ranging from pilsner and hazy beers to American IPA, smoothie sour, and cider all at once.
BEER OLYN is a beer pub on the third floor of DEAR Kagurazaka in Yarai-cho, Shinjuku City. In the calm Kagurazaka area, the appeal is being able to compare beers from both taps and cans. It is open on Tuesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., making it an ideal stop after work for slowly comparing beers with different hop profiles.
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Hop BroShort cans from Von Ebert Brewing have come into BEER OLYN in Kagurazaka. The two beers to watch are Sector 7 and Reverse Math, and what makes them interesting is how clearly their personalities differ.
MugiWhoa! So both of them are full of character. Just the names sound strong, and now I really want to know what they taste like!
Hop BroFirst, Sector 7 is a Hazy IPA made with Sultana, Citra, and Idaho 7. It gives off juicy notes like ripe pineapple, ruby grapefruit, and green melon.
MugiHuh? But Hazy IPA is the cloudy kind, right? Is it just cloudy in appearance?
Hop BroIt is more than just the look. Haze and fruitiness come as a package, bringing hop aroma to the forefront while keeping bitterness softer and the mouthfeel rounder. That's one of the fun parts of Hazy beers.
MugiI get it! So Reverse Math is the opposite? The name sounds so technical that my brain is already buzzing!
Hop BroExactly. This one is a West Coast IPA. It is built around Columbus Cryo and Krush Cryo, with a crisp mouthfeel, clean bitterness, and a satisfying sharp finish.
MugiCryo? What is that? It sounds like some kind of hop freezing technology, like this beer came straight out of a laboratory!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, Cryo is hop material that has been concentrated to make it easier to use. That makes it easier to bring out the contours of aroma and bitterness, which is why it helps create the sharpness typical of a West Coast IPA.
MugiAnd the taps inside are amazing too, right? From Dageki Pilsner to cider? That's like a beer theme park!
Hop BroExactly. BEER OLYN is on the third floor of DEAR Kagurazaka in Kagurazaka, and the best part is comparing cans and taps side by side. Let's go on a Tuesday night and fall down the rabbit hole of tasting side by side together.
