NUTORI Brewing adds two beers to its canned lineup
NUTORI Brewing, based in Kawaguchi, Saitama, announced its latest canned-beer lineup on Instagram. The brewery added two beers, "Nuttomo Beer (bitter)" and "Akahana (red ale)," and says the cans are suitable for home drinking, outdoor use, casual gifts, and shipping.
Hop BroI’ve got news about Nutori’s new canned lineup today. The Kawaguchi brewery posted on Instagram that it added fresh cans to the roster.
MugiWait, announced on Instagram? So this is not just a taproom thing anymore? That suddenly sounds very dangerous for my weekend plans.
Hop BroThe update brings two new additions: Nuttomo Beer as a bitter, and Akahana as a red ale. It really feels aimed at easy everyday drinking.
MugiHold on, what is a bitter? The name makes it sound like a beer that slaps me with hops and then laughs.
Hop BroThat’s the funny part. An English-style bitter is usually more about balance, toasty malt, and drinkability than just maxing out bitterness.
MugiOhhh, not just harsh bitterness. Then Nuttomo Beer really does sound like the casual friend beer of the group.
Hop BroExactly. And Akahana is a reddish red ale, so you can expect mellow malt character and a fuller, rounder feel.
MugiWow, caramel-like malt depth? That phrase alone made my taste buds sit up like they just got called to attention.
Hop BroAnd the direct shop even offers beer sold by weight, with can filling, bring-your-own bottle takeout, and shipping for people farther away.
MugiThat is wildly convenient. With home or outdoor drinking in play, I want Nuttomo Beer for the park and Akahana for a slow night sip.
Hop BroIt fits their whole drink here, take home philosophy. They’re building craft beer into everyday life, not just serving it across a bar.
MugiI fully want both now. This is an open-it-now beer situation, and I’m suddenly extremely thirsty.
NUTORI Brewing announced an update to its canned-beer lineup on Instagram, adding two new beers: `Nuttomo Beer (bitter)` and `Akahana (red ale)`. The post says the cans are meant for home drinking, outdoor use, and casual souvenirs, and notes that shipping is available.
- Newly added beer: `Nuttomo Beer (bitter)`
- Newly added beer: `Akahana (red ale)`
According to the brewery's official website, NUTORI is a self-brewing brewery in Kawaguchi, Saitama, operating a direct sales taproom next to its production site. The taproom is about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchi Station West Exit and serves house-brewed beer alongside nourishing meals. It also offers beer by weight, including filling cans and even bringing your own bottle or bottle-like container. The brewery describes its approach with the coined phrase `Shinyo Jousei` (身養醸繫), emphasizing both brewing and everyday hospitality.
This update shows how NUTORI continues to build a lineup that works both on-site and off-premise. By expanding its canned offerings, the brewery makes it easier for drinkers to enjoy its beer at home, outdoors, or as a simple gift from Kawaguchi.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got news about Nutori’s new canned lineup today. The Kawaguchi brewery posted on Instagram that it added fresh cans to the roster.
MugiWait, announced on Instagram? So this is not just a taproom thing anymore? That suddenly sounds very dangerous for my weekend plans.
Hop BroThe update brings two new additions: Nuttomo Beer as a bitter, and Akahana as a red ale. It really feels aimed at easy everyday drinking.
MugiHold on, what is a bitter? The name makes it sound like a beer that slaps me with hops and then laughs.
Hop BroThat’s the funny part. An English-style bitter is usually more about balance, toasty malt, and drinkability than just maxing out bitterness.
MugiOhhh, not just harsh bitterness. Then Nuttomo Beer really does sound like the casual friend beer of the group.
Hop BroExactly. And Akahana is a reddish red ale, so you can expect mellow malt character and a fuller, rounder feel.
MugiWow, caramel-like malt depth? That phrase alone made my taste buds sit up like they just got called to attention.
Hop BroAnd the direct shop even offers beer sold by weight, with can filling, bring-your-own bottle takeout, and shipping for people farther away.
MugiThat is wildly convenient. With home or outdoor drinking in play, I want Nuttomo Beer for the park and Akahana for a slow night sip.
Hop BroIt fits their whole drink here, take home philosophy. They’re building craft beer into everyday life, not just serving it across a bar.
MugiI fully want both now. This is an open-it-now beer situation, and I’m suddenly extremely thirsty.
