Harumi Beer Brewery adds UCHU Brewing's KI in an eight-can limited arrival
Harumi Beer Brewery in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, announced a new arrival on Instagram on July 17. The beer is KI from UCHU Brewing, a Triple IPA at 10% ABV, and the post says only eight cans were brought in.
Hop BroToday's headline is only eight cans in stock. Harumi Beer Brewery in Harumi, Chuo City, Tokyo posted on Instagram on July 17 that it got UCHU Brewing's 'KI'.
MugiWait, just eight cans!? That's basically a boss battle. It sounds even tougher than grabbing the last pudding at a convenience store!
Hop BroAnd KI is a Triple IPA release at 10% ABV. Big aroma, big body, big impact, exactly the kind of statement beer UCHU is known for.
MugiHold on, what does triple mean? It sounds like an IPA that can triple-jump, but what does it mean in beer language?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's a hop-loaded build. Think of it as IPA turned up further, with stronger aroma, bitterness, and a much fuller body.
MugiOhhh, so it's fruity but powerful. Chugging that in summer sounds risky, but now I really want to try it!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: the aroma hits first, all bright and juicy, and then that 10% weight catches up with you. That's when your chair starts feeling suspiciously soft.
MugiWhat do you mean the chair starts floating? That sounds less like tasting notes and more like a safety warning! But Harumi Beer Brewery also serves its own house beer, right?
Hop BroExactly, and that's the strength of it: house beer plus rare cans in one place. It's about a 15-minute walk from Kachidoki Station, and they do lunch, dinner, and takeaway retail too.
MugiNow I want one immediately. Pairing it with food or taking a can home both sound great, so we need to get to Harumi before KI disappears!
Harumi Beer Brewery, officially Shibataya Sake Store Harumi, is a craft-beer-focused venue in Harumi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo. According to its official site, it serves house-brewed beer, imported wine, and food, with lunch, dinner, and retail sales available near Kachidoki Station.
The newly announced item is KI from UCHU Brewing. It is listed as a Triple IPA with 10% ABV, and the Instagram post describes it as a very limited arrival of eight cans. UCHU Brewing is widely known for expressive aroma and flavor, and the post positions this beer as something that can be enjoyed even in the summer, with a balanced drinking experience despite the style's strength.
For beer fans, the interesting point is the mix of a house-brewery setting and a rare guest can from a well-known Japanese craft brewery. Because the quantity is extremely limited, the practical move is to check early. It is the kind of small, concrete beer news that matters to people who like tracking limited releases and tasting them in the right setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's headline is only eight cans in stock. Harumi Beer Brewery in Harumi, Chuo City, Tokyo posted on Instagram on July 17 that it got UCHU Brewing's 'KI'.
MugiWait, just eight cans!? That's basically a boss battle. It sounds even tougher than grabbing the last pudding at a convenience store!
Hop BroAnd KI is a Triple IPA release at 10% ABV. Big aroma, big body, big impact, exactly the kind of statement beer UCHU is known for.
MugiHold on, what does triple mean? It sounds like an IPA that can triple-jump, but what does it mean in beer language?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's a hop-loaded build. Think of it as IPA turned up further, with stronger aroma, bitterness, and a much fuller body.
MugiOhhh, so it's fruity but powerful. Chugging that in summer sounds risky, but now I really want to try it!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: the aroma hits first, all bright and juicy, and then that 10% weight catches up with you. That's when your chair starts feeling suspiciously soft.
MugiWhat do you mean the chair starts floating? That sounds less like tasting notes and more like a safety warning! But Harumi Beer Brewery also serves its own house beer, right?
Hop BroExactly, and that's the strength of it: house beer plus rare cans in one place. It's about a 15-minute walk from Kachidoki Station, and they do lunch, dinner, and takeaway retail too.
MugiNow I want one immediately. Pairing it with food or taking a can home both sound great, so we need to get to Harumi before KI disappears!
