BrewBeast's IPA "Hungers Mark" from Iwate arrives at Bar So-ma in Tobu-Nerima
At the beer pub "Bar So-ma" in Tobu-Nerima, Tokyo, IPA "Hungers Mark" from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery has arrived. It is described as juicy and easy to drink, making it a guest beer that can be enjoyed casually.
Hop BroThere's a new arrival at Bar So-ma in Tobu-Nerima: IPA "Hungers Mark" from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery has come in.
MugiWhoa! Being able to drink a beer from Iwate in Tokyo feels kind of like it came all the way to meet you!
Hop BroAnd this "Hungers Mark" is described as being juicy and easy to drink. I like that it doesn't feel stiff, even though it's an IPA.
MugiDoes "juicy" mean it has fruit in it? Or is it that hop juiciness thing?
Hop BroIt doesn't mean juice is added; it's a way of describing how the hop aroma feels fresh and vibrant. Here, the hop aroma and the lightness are the key points.
MugiI see! So it's not the kind of IPA that makes your face crumple from bitterness, but more of a lightly aromatic one!
Hop BroExactly. Bar So-ma is a beer pub on the basement floor in the Tobu-Nerima Station area, and it's a place where the guest beers are part of the fun.
MugiA basement-floor beer pub already sounds like a secret base, which is exciting!
Hop BroWhat's more, BrewBeast's trademark is balancing distinctive naming with drinkability. This "Hungers Mark" really shows that, too.
MugiThen today I want to raise a glass in Tobu-Nerima and enjoy a new IPA experience!
New beer at Bar So-ma in Tobu-Nerima
At the beer pub "Bar So-ma Bar Soma Tobu-Nerima" in Kitamachi, Nerima-ku, Tokyo, "Hungers Mark" (IPA) by Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery is newly being introduced.
The shop's post describes this beer as "a juicy IPA you want to drink in any situation, and one that goes down smoothly," suggesting a beer that lets you enjoy the aroma and bitterness of hops while also keeping the drinking experience light. It seems suited to people looking for a type of IPA with clear character that can still be enjoyed without fuss.
Bar So-ma is a beer pub on the basement floor in the Tobu-Nerima Station area. Its appeal lies in being the kind of place you can casually drop by in everyday life and enjoy the rotating guest beers. For craft beer fans, it should also be a convenient place to look for new labels alongside a standard pint.
This arrival is also noteworthy because it offers a chance to taste an IPA brewed in Iwate right in Tobu-Nerima, Tokyo. BrewBeast is known as a brewery that balances distinctive naming with drinkability, and this "Hungers Mark" also seems to reflect that direction.
A beer that may suit people like this
- People looking for a beer that balances IPA aroma and drinkability
- People who want to drink beer from an Iwate brewery in Tokyo
- People who want to check out new guest beers around Tobu-Nerima
If you want to follow the latest tap lineup at Bar So-ma, it may be best to start with this "Hungers Mark."
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere's a new arrival at Bar So-ma in Tobu-Nerima: IPA "Hungers Mark" from Iwate's BrewBeast Brewery has come in.
MugiWhoa! Being able to drink a beer from Iwate in Tokyo feels kind of like it came all the way to meet you!
Hop BroAnd this "Hungers Mark" is described as being juicy and easy to drink. I like that it doesn't feel stiff, even though it's an IPA.
MugiDoes "juicy" mean it has fruit in it? Or is it that hop juiciness thing?
Hop BroIt doesn't mean juice is added; it's a way of describing how the hop aroma feels fresh and vibrant. Here, the hop aroma and the lightness are the key points.
MugiI see! So it's not the kind of IPA that makes your face crumple from bitterness, but more of a lightly aromatic one!
Hop BroExactly. Bar So-ma is a beer pub on the basement floor in the Tobu-Nerima Station area, and it's a place where the guest beers are part of the fun.
MugiA basement-floor beer pub already sounds like a secret base, which is exciting!
Hop BroWhat's more, BrewBeast's trademark is balancing distinctive naming with drinkability. This "Hungers Mark" really shows that, too.
MugiThen today I want to raise a glass in Tobu-Nerima and enjoy a new IPA experience!
