Derailleur Brew Works' 'Night Rider ~Route 26~' Arrives at Kitazawa Konishi
At Kitazawa Konishi, a beer pub in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, the session IPA 'Night Rider ~Route 26~' from Derailleur Brew Works in Nishinari, Osaka has appeared. It is a beer that stands out on days when you want to take your time choosing a guest beer around Shimokita.
Hop BroWhat arrived at the Shimokitazawa-area beer pub Kitazawa Konishi was Derailleur Brew Works' 'Night Rider ~Route 26~.'
MugiWait, you can drink beer from Nishinari, Osaka in Tokyo? That alone is kind of exciting!
Hop BroExactly, and since the style is a session IPA, it has a solid aroma but a light, easy-drinking feel.
MugiSo session means a lightly drinkable IPA? That's surprisingly different for such a strong-sounding name!
Hop BroThat's exactly right. With Citra, Ekuanot, and Amarillo in the mix, fruity aromas and herbal notes come through softly.
MugiThat's amazing! But the hop names suddenly pile up and sound like a spell!
Hop BroTo put it simply, Citra brings citrus notes, Ekuanot brings a green herbal character, and Amarillo leans orange-like. So the bitterness balance is just right, making it easy to drink.
MugiOhh, then it sounds good as a first beer, and it probably pairs well with food too.
Hop BroKitazawa Konishi is the kind of place where rotating guest beers are part of the fun, so it really feels like a supply base. Today's appeal is the joy of choosing this one glass.
MugiWow, the kind of label that makes you want to drink it the moment you see it! I'm curious about the next guest beer too, and one drink tonight probably won't be enough!
New Arrivals
Cans from Derailleur Brew Works have lined up at Kitazawa Konishi, the beer pub in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. The beer confirmed in the post is Night Rider ~Route 26~. It carries Derailleur Brew Works' distinctive character while keeping the drinking experience light, as a session IPA should, with hop aroma taking center stage.
Night Rider ~Route 26~ is known for a hop combination that includes Citra, Ekuanot, and Amarillo, and is characterized by a balance of fruitiness, herbal notes, and moderate bitterness. It is a beer that lets you enjoy a strong aroma while remaining easy to drink in multiple rounds, making it a good choice both for the first glass and for pairing with a meal.
Kitazawa Konishi is known as an easygoing beer pub in the Shimokitazawa area, and one of its charms is the chance to enjoy a rotating lineup of guest beers. As its name suggests, it serves as a kind of "supply base" for beer fans, bringing beers from distant breweries to everyday drinking. Being able to drink beer from a brewery in Nishinari, Osaka, in Tokyo is surely a welcome connection for craft beer lovers.
This post announced the beer's arrival at the shop, and it was a memorable shot thanks to the label. It will be interesting to keep an eye on the shop and see what guest beer appears at Kitazawa Konishi next.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroWhat arrived at the Shimokitazawa-area beer pub Kitazawa Konishi was Derailleur Brew Works' 'Night Rider ~Route 26~.'
MugiWait, you can drink beer from Nishinari, Osaka in Tokyo? That alone is kind of exciting!
Hop BroExactly, and since the style is a session IPA, it has a solid aroma but a light, easy-drinking feel.
MugiSo session means a lightly drinkable IPA? That's surprisingly different for such a strong-sounding name!
Hop BroThat's exactly right. With Citra, Ekuanot, and Amarillo in the mix, fruity aromas and herbal notes come through softly.
MugiThat's amazing! But the hop names suddenly pile up and sound like a spell!
Hop BroTo put it simply, Citra brings citrus notes, Ekuanot brings a green herbal character, and Amarillo leans orange-like. So the bitterness balance is just right, making it easy to drink.
MugiOhh, then it sounds good as a first beer, and it probably pairs well with food too.
Hop BroKitazawa Konishi is the kind of place where rotating guest beers are part of the fun, so it really feels like a supply base. Today's appeal is the joy of choosing this one glass.
MugiWow, the kind of label that makes you want to drink it the moment you see it! I'm curious about the next guest beer too, and one drink tonight probably won't be enough!
