Nomimonoya taps Minoh Beer x BREWSKI's Vit Natt IPA
Nomimonoya, a beer pub in Takamatsu, Kagawa, has tapped Vit Natt IPA, a collaboration between Minoh Beer and Sweden's BREWSKI. The Hazy IPA leans on a soft oats-and-wheat malt body, with bright citrus and tropical fruit notes.
Hop BroI've got my eye on Vit Natt IPA today. At Nomimonoya in Busshozan, Takamatsu, they just tapped a collab keg from Minoh Beer and Sweden's BREWSKI.
MugiWait, a global collab keg in Takamatsu? And that name already sounds cool enough to order twice!
Hop BroIt's a Hazy IPA, 6.0% ABV with 45 IBU. Better yet, it's back after four years using the original release recipe.
MugiWhoa, but 45 IBU is what exactly? A bitterness report card? A beer exam score?
Hop BroBasically it's a bitterness scale. But this one uses oats and wheat malt for a soft mouthfeel, so it won't hit as hard as the number sounds.
MugiWhat, oats and wheat make it feel fluffy? That's dangerously close to breakfast logic and I support it.
Hop BroThen Citra and Azacca bring a citrus-tropical burst. Think grapefruit, orange, mango, and passion fruit, with a gentle bitterness that keeps it light to the end.
MugiMy brain has a tropical-Nordic traffic jam now! So what does Vit Natt even mean?
Hop BroVit Natt means white night in Swedish. The pale hazy color is meant to evoke a Nordic summer, and honestly, talking about it is making me want a pint right now.
MugiThen it's settled, straight to Nomimonoya! While the July discount is still on, let's go confirm all that citrus and tropical magic ourselves.
Nomimonoya, a beer pub in Takamatsu, Kagawa, has added Vit Natt IPA to the lineup. The beer is a collaboration between Minoh Beer and Sweden's BREWSKI, and it comes in as a Hazy IPA at 6.0% ABV and 45 IBU. According to the post, the recipe follows the original release and marks the beer's return after four years.
The beer's profile centers on a smooth texture from oats and wheat malt, along with a juicy fruit character. Citra and Azacca bring grapefruit and orange notes, while mango and passion fruit add a tropical layer. The bitterness stays gentle, keeping the finish easygoing and drinkable even as the aroma stays bright and expressive.
"Vit Natt" is Swedish for "white night," a name that fits the pale, hazy look and the Nordic summer mood behind the beer. For drinkers following guest taps, Nomimonoya is the kind of place where a single keg update matters. The post also notes that July discounts are still running, which makes this an easy one to put on the radar now.
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Hop BroI've got my eye on Vit Natt IPA today. At Nomimonoya in Busshozan, Takamatsu, they just tapped a collab keg from Minoh Beer and Sweden's BREWSKI.
MugiWait, a global collab keg in Takamatsu? And that name already sounds cool enough to order twice!
Hop BroIt's a Hazy IPA, 6.0% ABV with 45 IBU. Better yet, it's back after four years using the original release recipe.
MugiWhoa, but 45 IBU is what exactly? A bitterness report card? A beer exam score?
Hop BroBasically it's a bitterness scale. But this one uses oats and wheat malt for a soft mouthfeel, so it won't hit as hard as the number sounds.
MugiWhat, oats and wheat make it feel fluffy? That's dangerously close to breakfast logic and I support it.
Hop BroThen Citra and Azacca bring a citrus-tropical burst. Think grapefruit, orange, mango, and passion fruit, with a gentle bitterness that keeps it light to the end.
MugiMy brain has a tropical-Nordic traffic jam now! So what does Vit Natt even mean?
Hop BroVit Natt means white night in Swedish. The pale hazy color is meant to evoke a Nordic summer, and honestly, talking about it is making me want a pint right now.
MugiThen it's settled, straight to Nomimonoya! While the July discount is still on, let's go confirm all that citrus and tropical magic ourselves.
