Three Novoru Brewing Beers Appear at Elhori, the Craft Beer and Tacos Spot
An Instagram post from the beer pub "Craft Beer and Tacos Elhori" in Kameari, Tokyo, showed three Novoru Brewing canned beers lined up. Musubu, Noviru II, and Nuvoru could be identified, making for a lineup with different styles to enjoy.
Hop BroSo the Kameari beer pub had three Novoru Brewing beers lined up. Just seeing cans lined up on the counter gets me excited before I even take a sip.
MugiWhoa! Three kinds!? Just having three cans lined up already gives it such an event vibe.
Hop BroThe lineup is Musubu / Belgian Blonde, Noviru II / DDH NZ IPA, and Nuvoru / DDH Hazy Pale Ale. The flavor directions are nicely separated, which makes choosing fun.
MugiWhat is that!? DDH NZ IPA sounds like a spell, doesn't it? The moment I try to say it out loud, my tongue can't keep up.
Hop BroDDH basically means a method that pushes the hops harder, right? It brings the aroma forward, and because NZ refers to New Zealand hops, it tends to come across tropical and bright.
MugiOhhh! So it's basically a showdown of flashy aromas? It feels like all three have totally different personalities, so even just looking at them is fun.
Hop BroExactly. And since the shop is called Craft Beer and Tacos, it is nice that it does not end with beer alone. Being able to enjoy it with food is what makes Elhori feel like Elhori.
MugiWait, tacos too!? Beer and tacos is basically a winning combo. And that pairing in Kameari is pretty strong.
Hop BroFor example, Belgian Blonde would pair lightly and smoothly, while DDH Hazy Pale Ale would make the taco spices even more fun with its hop aroma. Following the rotating guest beers is part of the enjoyment of this place.
MugiNow I totally want to go drinking! A pint in Kameari, a bite of taco, and a tasting flight of the three beers would be amazing. My stomach is growling already!
An Instagram post from "Craft Beer and Tacos Elhori" in Kameari, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, introduces three canned beers from Novoru Brewing.
In the posted image, three cans lined up on the counter can be seen, and the lineup is as follows.
- Musubu / Belgian Blonde
- Noviru II / DDH NZ IPA
- Nuvoru / DDH Hazy Pale Ale
All three are Novoru Brewing beers, with clearly different flavor directions: Belgian Blonde, DDH NZ IPA, and DDH Hazy Pale Ale. From something light and easy to drink to something that lets you fully enjoy a strong hop presence, the appeal is that it is easy to choose one to match your mood.
As its name suggests, Elhori is a beer pub that features craft beer and tacos. It is a place where you can enjoy not only beer on its own, but also pair it with a meal. If you want to drink craft beer in Kameari, this is a spot worth watching for the fun of following its rotating guest beers.
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Hop BroSo the Kameari beer pub had three Novoru Brewing beers lined up. Just seeing cans lined up on the counter gets me excited before I even take a sip.
MugiWhoa! Three kinds!? Just having three cans lined up already gives it such an event vibe.
Hop BroThe lineup is Musubu / Belgian Blonde, Noviru II / DDH NZ IPA, and Nuvoru / DDH Hazy Pale Ale. The flavor directions are nicely separated, which makes choosing fun.
MugiWhat is that!? DDH NZ IPA sounds like a spell, doesn't it? The moment I try to say it out loud, my tongue can't keep up.
Hop BroDDH basically means a method that pushes the hops harder, right? It brings the aroma forward, and because NZ refers to New Zealand hops, it tends to come across tropical and bright.
MugiOhhh! So it's basically a showdown of flashy aromas? It feels like all three have totally different personalities, so even just looking at them is fun.
Hop BroExactly. And since the shop is called Craft Beer and Tacos, it is nice that it does not end with beer alone. Being able to enjoy it with food is what makes Elhori feel like Elhori.
MugiWait, tacos too!? Beer and tacos is basically a winning combo. And that pairing in Kameari is pretty strong.
Hop BroFor example, Belgian Blonde would pair lightly and smoothly, while DDH Hazy Pale Ale would make the taco spices even more fun with its hop aroma. Following the rotating guest beers is part of the enjoyment of this place.
MugiNow I totally want to go drinking! A pint in Kameari, a bite of taco, and a tasting flight of the three beers would be amazing. My stomach is growling already!
