Session's Brewery Hiroshima Introduces Belgian Wit Caw
Session's Brewery Hiroshima in Tokaichi-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, highlighted its Belgian Wit, Caw, on Instagram. The beer is listed at 4.5% ABV and 18 IBU, with Saaz hops, a soft wheat-and-oats body, and a refreshing lemongrass accent.
Hop BroToday's pick is Session's Brewery Hiroshima and its Belgian wit called Caw, and this one sounds easy to love.
MugiWait, a Cat Day brew named Caw? That sounds adorable and suspiciously drinkable!
Hop BroIt's a Belgian wit with ABV 4.5% and IBU 18, so it's light, soft, and not very bitter.
MugiHold on, when you say IBU 18, my brain acts like it just got assigned homework.
Hop BroIBU is basically a bitterness scale, and 18 means more 'easy sipping' than 'whoa, that's bitter.'
MugiOooh, and with Saaz plus wheat and oats, I'm already hearing the choir of soft mouthfeel!
Hop BroExactly, then Belgian yeast adds fruitiness while a little orange stays subtle and lemongrass freshness glides in.
MugiThat's unfair, a wit beer with that kind of herbal lift is basically summer in a glass!
Hop BroAnd it even pours a slightly hazy golden color, which gives it classic wheat-beer charm without showing off.
MugiSo I can drink it at the brewpub near the Atomic Bomb Dome or order it online, which is a dangerous choice for my wallet!
Hop BroAt that point the only sensible move is one easy pint of Caw so we can both see how fast it disappears.
Session's Brewery Hiroshima, a brewpub in Tokaichi-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, introduced its Belgian Wit, Caw, on Instagram. The post says the beer was brewed for Cat Day and lists the specs clearly: 4.5% ABV, 18 IBU, Saaz hops, and a grist of Pilsner, Wheat, and Oats.
In the glass, Caw shows a clean golden color with a slight wheat-driven haze. The post describes a fruity Belgian yeast aroma and a soft mouthfeel, while keeping bitterness low. The sweetness is restrained as well, which makes the beer feel easy to keep drinking.
The key twist is the use of a small amount of orange together with lemongrass. That combination adds bright citrus notes and a subtle herbal freshness, giving the beer a crisp, approachable finish. Rather than going big and loud, the beer leans into the gentle character that defines a good Belgian Wit.
Session's Brewery Hiroshima is a brewpub with an attached beer hall near the Atomic Bomb Dome. Its profile notes that several draft beers flow directly from the brewery, and the account also mentions store sales, online shopping, and an e-commerce site. For beer drinkers in Hiroshima, it remains a place worth keeping on the radar.
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Hop BroToday's pick is Session's Brewery Hiroshima and its Belgian wit called Caw, and this one sounds easy to love.
MugiWait, a Cat Day brew named Caw? That sounds adorable and suspiciously drinkable!
Hop BroIt's a Belgian wit with ABV 4.5% and IBU 18, so it's light, soft, and not very bitter.
MugiHold on, when you say IBU 18, my brain acts like it just got assigned homework.
Hop BroIBU is basically a bitterness scale, and 18 means more 'easy sipping' than 'whoa, that's bitter.'
MugiOooh, and with Saaz plus wheat and oats, I'm already hearing the choir of soft mouthfeel!
Hop BroExactly, then Belgian yeast adds fruitiness while a little orange stays subtle and lemongrass freshness glides in.
MugiThat's unfair, a wit beer with that kind of herbal lift is basically summer in a glass!
Hop BroAnd it even pours a slightly hazy golden color, which gives it classic wheat-beer charm without showing off.
MugiSo I can drink it at the brewpub near the Atomic Bomb Dome or order it online, which is a dangerous choice for my wallet!
Hop BroAt that point the only sensible move is one easy pint of Caw so we can both see how fast it disappears.
