UCHU BREWING's "Uchu IPA" DDH IPA Arrives at Sekimachi Cellar
Sekimachi Cellar in Nerima, Tokyo announced a new arrival from UCHU BREWING on Instagram. The flagship "Uchu IPA" has been added to the shop floor, and its specs as a DDH IPA with ABV 7.0%, along with its fruity aroma, were introduced.
Hop BroUchu IPA has just arrived at Sekimachi Cellar. It's UCHU BREWING's flagship, and it's a beer with a solid hop aroma typical of a DDH IPA.
MugiWhoa! The name Uchu is strong! And if it's the flagship, that means it's one of those must-drink beers, right?
Hop BroExactly. The specs are DDH IPA / ABV 7.0%. DDH means double dry hopping, a technique that layers hops even after fermentation to boost aroma.
MugiWhoa, adding hops after fermentation!? So it's a technique not just for bitterness, but to make the aroma explode!
Hop BroThat's right. In this description too, fruity notes like pineapple and citrus, mango, and blueberry are listed, making it a true flood of aromas typical of Uchu Brewing.
MugiWhat is that! It's like a fruit basket! All-out juicy aroma stuff definitely sounds like something a lot of people would love!
Hop BroAnd the setting is interesting too. Sekimachi Cellar is a liquor store and beer pub along Ome Kaido, with kaku-uchi on the first floor and Sekimachi Terrace on the second. The flow from buying to drinking right away is a strong point.
MugiWait, you can buy it in the store and drink it right there? And with no cover charge too, that's a paradise for easy tastings!
Hop BroExactly. They handle more than 200 kinds from Japan and abroad, and the lineup changes often, so it's a very reliable shop for chasing limited arrivals. If you spot a label like Uchu IPA that catches your eye, checking it out right away is the right move.
MugiNow I just want to drink it on the terrace seat! I'm getting a huge urge to toast right now!
Sekimachi Cellar, a liquor store and beer pub in Higashi-Sekimachi, Nerima, Tokyo, announced the new arrival of Uchu Brewing on Instagram. The beer featured in the post is UCHU BREWING's flagship "Uchu IPA." It is introduced as a DDH IPA with ABV 7.0%, and the aroma description lists fruity notes such as pineapple, citrus, mango, and blueberry.
Sekimachi Cellar is a liquor store and beer pub along Ome Kaido. It has a kaku-uchi counter on the first floor and Sekimachi Terrace on the second, making it a place where you can enjoy drinks you bought in the store on the spot. It carries more than 200 kinds of craft beer from Japan and abroad, and the lineup changes constantly. Not only draft beer but also canned and bottled beers can be enjoyed without a cover charge, making it an easy starting point for tastings.
This "Uchu IPA" is likely a straightforward pick for people looking for the hop aroma typical of Uchu Brewing. It pairs well with Sekimachi Cellar's setup, where you can take a bottle straight from the liquor shelf to the kaku-uchi counter, and if you find a label that catches your eye, you can also enjoy it slowly at a terrace seat. Those chasing limited craft beer arrivals will want to check the shop as soon as possible.
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Hop BroUchu IPA has just arrived at Sekimachi Cellar. It's UCHU BREWING's flagship, and it's a beer with a solid hop aroma typical of a DDH IPA.
MugiWhoa! The name Uchu is strong! And if it's the flagship, that means it's one of those must-drink beers, right?
Hop BroExactly. The specs are DDH IPA / ABV 7.0%. DDH means double dry hopping, a technique that layers hops even after fermentation to boost aroma.
MugiWhoa, adding hops after fermentation!? So it's a technique not just for bitterness, but to make the aroma explode!
Hop BroThat's right. In this description too, fruity notes like pineapple and citrus, mango, and blueberry are listed, making it a true flood of aromas typical of Uchu Brewing.
MugiWhat is that! It's like a fruit basket! All-out juicy aroma stuff definitely sounds like something a lot of people would love!
Hop BroAnd the setting is interesting too. Sekimachi Cellar is a liquor store and beer pub along Ome Kaido, with kaku-uchi on the first floor and Sekimachi Terrace on the second. The flow from buying to drinking right away is a strong point.
MugiWait, you can buy it in the store and drink it right there? And with no cover charge too, that's a paradise for easy tastings!
Hop BroExactly. They handle more than 200 kinds from Japan and abroad, and the lineup changes often, so it's a very reliable shop for chasing limited arrivals. If you spot a label like Uchu IPA that catches your eye, checking it out right away is the right move.
MugiNow I just want to drink it on the terrace seat! I'm getting a huge urge to toast right now!
