HOP MAN in Chigasaki taps Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu's Kinki Pale Ale
At the beer pub HOP MAN in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, the guest beer Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu Kinki Pale Ale Simcoe Single Ver. has been newly tapped. It is a 5.5% ABV, 40 IBU beer with citrus, passion fruit, and piney notes.
Hop BroA new guest tap has come in at the Chigasaki beer pub HOP MAN. This time it's Kinki Pale Ale, from Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu.
MugiWhoa! With a name like Oni Densetsu, it sounds intense! I want to know what kind of beer it is~.
Hop BroIt's a Simcoe Single Ver. pale ale. ABV 5.5%, IBU 40, so it's designed to show off the hops cleanly.
MugiWhat's IBU? Does a higher number mean it's more bitter? Is it like a bitterness guide?
Hop BroExactly, roughly speaking it's an indicator of bitterness. At 40, it definitely has presence, but it's still in a range where it doesn't hang around too long and remains easy to drink.
MugiWow! And citrus, passion fruit, and all that, it sounds so aromatic! Can hop aroma really turn out so fruity?
Hop BroIt can. Simcoe tends to bring out a citrus character and pine notes, and this time it also has a hint of passion fruit. The point is that it's refreshing and clean, with a sharp bitterness.
MugiSharp but clean, that sounds so cool! If the bitterness doesn't linger, I could go straight into the next sip!
Hop BroExactly. The post even called it the kind you can drink a lot of, but this is the type that goes down lightly rather than heavily. It suits a place like HOP MAN, where you can settle in on the second floor and drink at your own pace.
MugiThen today I want to drink in Chigasaki while sniffing the aroma! I can't stop thinking about drinking it right now~.
Hop BroSame here. I'd start with one glass in Chigasaki and slowly follow the hop character.
MugiYeah, that's decided then! Holding a Kinki Pale Ale, I feel like raising a toast!
At the beer pub HOP MAN in Jukkenzaka, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, a new guest beer tap has been announced. The beer introduced this time is Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu's Kinki Pale Ale Simcoe Single Ver. According to the shop's post, it is listed at 5.5% ABV and 40 IBU.
The key flavor notes are the hop aromas described as citrus, passion fruit, and pine. In addition to its refreshing, clean finish, the bitterness is said to be sharp and not linger, making it a pale ale that goes down easily. The post also refers to it as the kind you can drink a lot of, suggesting a glass that lets you enjoy the outline of the hops without feeling heavy.
HOP MAN is a beer pub in Chigasaki centered on enjoying beer in the city. The shop is on the second floor, making it a place well suited to settling in and slowly sipping a glass. The rotation of guest beers like this one is part of the appeal, since every visit can bring a beer with a different character. It is a tap opening worth noting not only for those who want to clearly taste hop-driven aromas, but also for anyone looking for an easy-drinking pale ale.
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Hop BroA new guest tap has come in at the Chigasaki beer pub HOP MAN. This time it's Kinki Pale Ale, from Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu.
MugiWhoa! With a name like Oni Densetsu, it sounds intense! I want to know what kind of beer it is~.
Hop BroIt's a Simcoe Single Ver. pale ale. ABV 5.5%, IBU 40, so it's designed to show off the hops cleanly.
MugiWhat's IBU? Does a higher number mean it's more bitter? Is it like a bitterness guide?
Hop BroExactly, roughly speaking it's an indicator of bitterness. At 40, it definitely has presence, but it's still in a range where it doesn't hang around too long and remains easy to drink.
MugiWow! And citrus, passion fruit, and all that, it sounds so aromatic! Can hop aroma really turn out so fruity?
Hop BroIt can. Simcoe tends to bring out a citrus character and pine notes, and this time it also has a hint of passion fruit. The point is that it's refreshing and clean, with a sharp bitterness.
MugiSharp but clean, that sounds so cool! If the bitterness doesn't linger, I could go straight into the next sip!
Hop BroExactly. The post even called it the kind you can drink a lot of, but this is the type that goes down lightly rather than heavily. It suits a place like HOP MAN, where you can settle in on the second floor and drink at your own pace.
MugiThen today I want to drink in Chigasaki while sniffing the aroma! I can't stop thinking about drinking it right now~.
Hop BroSame here. I'd start with one glass in Chigasaki and slowly follow the hop character.
MugiYeah, that's decided then! Holding a Kinki Pale Ale, I feel like raising a toast!
