Saien Microbrewery with Kitchen Taps a Wet Hop Session IPA Today
Saien Microbrewery with Kitchen in Morioka, Iwate, tapped a seasonal session IPA brewed with wet hops today. It is described as layering a fresh, green aroma characteristic of wet hops with Cascade-derived citrus notes.
Today's Tap
In an Instagram post from Saien Microbrewery with Kitchen, a seasonal session IPA brewed with wet hops made its debut. According to the post, the beer is finished with the fresh, green aroma that only freshly harvested wet hops can provide, layered with Cascade-derived citrus notes. It is described as having a light alcohol content and gentle bitterness, making it an easy beer to keep drinking.
The Background of Saien Microbrewery
The shop is a brewery restaurant in Saien, Morioka. On its official website, it is positioned as a place produced by Baeren Brewery, but one that creates challenging beers unconstrained by Baeren's usual framework. It is the first microbrewery in central Morioka, and the name "with Kitchen" reflects the intention to make it a place where guests can casually enjoy a meal as well.
A Beer Meant to Be Enjoyed at the Shop
According to the official menu, the beer lineup consists of eight taps in total. In addition to Baeren's regular offerings, the shop also serves Saien craft beer brewed on its own equipment. The seasonal session IPA is a style well suited to lingering over, enjoying the aroma as it rises while pairing it with food. With 45 seats, the restaurant is operated as a place where guests can enjoy both food and beer together in the Saien area.
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