New arrivals from NAMI NO OTO BREWING at Kitazawa Konishi, Awaji Island-inspired cans have arrived
Kitazawa Konishi introduced a new arrival from NAMI NO OTO BREWING in Minamiawaji, Hyogo Prefecture, on Instagram. The post shows several cans lined up and conveys the brewery's distinctive character, which makes use of ingredients from Awaji Island.
Hop BroOn Kitazawa Konishi's Instagram, there was a post about a new arrival from NAMI NO OTO BREWING. Just the fact that cans came all the way from Minamiawaji, Hyogo Prefecture to a beer pub you can casually drop into in Shimokitazawa is exciting, right?
MugiWait, cans from Awaji Island!? What is that, it already sounds delicious just from the look of it. When beer arrives in cans, it somehow has the vibe of an outdoor snack!
Hop BroWhat's more, NAMI NO OTO BREWING's strength is that it makes use of Awaji Island ingredients. The lineup is interesting too, with beers using Naruto orange all the way to ones using koji.
MugiHuh~! But Naruto Orange Belgian White has way too much information in the name, doesn't it? Is "Belgian" the Belgian-style thing?
Hop BroExactly, it's inspired by a Belgian white style. When the Naruto orange aroma comes through, the bright citrus character really jumps forward, so it's the kind that makes you go "oh!" with the first sip.
MugiWait, next is BRUT HAZY IPA!? "Brut" hazy sounds like it should be fluffy in both look and taste, so why is it brut?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part, because the concept of using koji comes into play. It can give more crispness than a regular IPA, or change the outline of the aroma, and the gap between the name and the drinking impression is fun.
MugiWhat, now I'm curious! So THE WEST COAST is more like citrus hitting hard? It sounds like it's happily surfing or something!
Hop BroExactly, you can enjoy it as a style where the citrus aroma really stands out. And since there's also something like SESSION!! with a light drinking feel, tasting them in small amounts at Kitazawa Konishi makes the brewery's character easier to see.
MugiWow! I like that you can enjoy it from just one glass. Today I'm going to start with a tasting flight, and I already feel like I'll end up saying "just one more" at Kitazawa Konishi!
Hop BroExactly, that's the real charm of guest beer. First, check out the cans packed with Awaji Island character with one drink, and if you like them, go for another.
MugiAgreed! I want to compare them right now, and I'm already feeling like I want to toast while sensing the sea breeze of Awaji Island!
Key points of the new arrival
In Kitazawa Konishi's Instagram post, NAMI NO OTO BREWING from Minamiawaji, Hyogo Prefecture, was introduced as a “🍺 new arrival.” Kitazawa Konishi is a beer pub in the Shimokitazawa area, and it's an easy place to stop in casually and enjoy a drink starting with just one glass.
Brewery characteristics
NAMI NO OTO BREWING is a brewery in Minamiawaji City that promotes brewing beer that makes use of ingredients from Awaji Island. The lineup on its official site includes “Naruto Orange Belgian White,” made with Naruto oranges from Awaji Island; “BRUT HAZY IPA,” brewed with koji; “THE WEST COAST,” with a pronounced citrus aroma; and “SESSION!!,” known for its light, easy-drinking character.
The enjoyment of tasting it at Kitazawa Konishi
This post conveys the presence of these canned beers as they are, making it easy to check as guest beer arrival information. At a beer pub like Kitazawa Konishi, the appeal is being able to try beers with different personalities in small amounts and compare the direction of their flavors. It's a great fit not only for pairing with food, but also for drinking just one glass first to get a feel for the brewery's character.
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Hop BroOn Kitazawa Konishi's Instagram, there was a post about a new arrival from NAMI NO OTO BREWING. Just the fact that cans came all the way from Minamiawaji, Hyogo Prefecture to a beer pub you can casually drop into in Shimokitazawa is exciting, right?
MugiWait, cans from Awaji Island!? What is that, it already sounds delicious just from the look of it. When beer arrives in cans, it somehow has the vibe of an outdoor snack!
Hop BroWhat's more, NAMI NO OTO BREWING's strength is that it makes use of Awaji Island ingredients. The lineup is interesting too, with beers using Naruto orange all the way to ones using koji.
MugiHuh~! But Naruto Orange Belgian White has way too much information in the name, doesn't it? Is "Belgian" the Belgian-style thing?
Hop BroExactly, it's inspired by a Belgian white style. When the Naruto orange aroma comes through, the bright citrus character really jumps forward, so it's the kind that makes you go "oh!" with the first sip.
MugiWait, next is BRUT HAZY IPA!? "Brut" hazy sounds like it should be fluffy in both look and taste, so why is it brut?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part, because the concept of using koji comes into play. It can give more crispness than a regular IPA, or change the outline of the aroma, and the gap between the name and the drinking impression is fun.
MugiWhat, now I'm curious! So THE WEST COAST is more like citrus hitting hard? It sounds like it's happily surfing or something!
Hop BroExactly, you can enjoy it as a style where the citrus aroma really stands out. And since there's also something like SESSION!! with a light drinking feel, tasting them in small amounts at Kitazawa Konishi makes the brewery's character easier to see.
MugiWow! I like that you can enjoy it from just one glass. Today I'm going to start with a tasting flight, and I already feel like I'll end up saying "just one more" at Kitazawa Konishi!
Hop BroExactly, that's the real charm of guest beer. First, check out the cans packed with Awaji Island character with one drink, and if you like them, go for another.
MugiAgreed! I want to compare them right now, and I'm already feeling like I want to toast while sensing the sea breeze of Awaji Island!
