Noboru Brewing unveils "Miyazaki Roots 2" in collaboration with Sanity and naradewa
Noboru Brewing in Miyazaki City introduced its new collaboration beer, "Miyazaki Roots 2," on Instagram. The beer was made with Sanity from Tokyo and naradewa from Okayama, and its specs were also revealed as a Double Dry-Hopped Hazy IPA with 6% ABV.
Hop BroMiyazaki City's Noboru Brewing has unveiled Miyazaki Roots 2. What's great is that it's a collaboration with Sanity in Tokyo and naradewa in Okayama, so you can really feel the connection to different places.
MugiWait! Miyazaki Roots 2 already sounds tasty, but what kind of roots are we talking about?
Hop BroIt's partly a way of saying it's Noboru Brewing's second collaboration release, while also giving it a name that feels distinctly rooted in Miyazaki. I like that it carries the atmosphere of a local brewery.
MugiHmm, but Double Dry-Hopped Hazy IPA sounds like a spell or something. That's suddenly hard!
Hop BroSimply put, double dry-hopping is a method of adding a lot of hops after fermentation to boost aroma. A Hazy IPA is a cloudy IPA that tends to finish juicy rather than overly bitter.
MugiI get it! So the aroma is the star here, and with 6% ABV it sounds easy to drink, which is nice!
Hop BroExactly. The hops include Idaho 7 and Citra, plus El Dorado, Riwaka, and Southern Cross, so the recipe is designed to be very expressive.
MugiHold on, just the hop names alone are making me full! Does having five kinds of hops really make that much of a difference?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The post mentions aromas like muscat grapes and peach, along with juicy lychee, so it sounds like there's going to be a lot going on in the aroma.
MugiWow, it's like a fruit festival! Hearing bright fruity character makes me want to go find a glass right now!
Hop BroThe fact that Noboru Brewing, Sanity, and naradewa came together is exciting too, and the best part is that it feels like a beer carrying the air of Miyazaki. This is definitely one I'd want to toast while taking in the aroma.
MugiYep, this is just too much of a want-to-drink collaboration today! I definitely want to enjoy the aroma first!
Noboru Brewing has unveiled "Miyazaki Roots 2" as its latest collaboration beer. In an Instagram post on April 28, it was shown to be a joint creation with Sanity from Tokyo and naradewa from Okayama, and introduced as the second release in the series.
This beer is a Double Dry-Hopped Hazy India Pale Ale. ABV is 6%, and it uses five hop varieties: Idaho 7, Citra, El Dorado, Riwaka, and Southern Cross. The post highlights aromas reminiscent of muscat grapes, peach, and juicy lychee, suggesting a finish that combines lightness with a bright fruity character.
Noboru Brewing is a brewery based in Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture. According to its official website, it opened its brewery in the Aoi district of Miyazaki City in January 2024, and produces beers centered on IPA and Pale Ale, while also making styles such as Helles and Weizen. The brand's mission is to "make people happy with the best beer." As a brewery grown in Miyazaki, this "Miyazaki Roots 2" name also reflects a project intent that emphasizes its connection to the local area.
The fact that the collaborators Sanity and naradewa are based in Tokyo and Okayama, respectively, also highlights the beer's reach. As a beer assembled by regional breweries bringing together their distinct personalities, this release is one to watch for the balance of its aroma layers and drinking texture.
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Hop BroMiyazaki City's Noboru Brewing has unveiled Miyazaki Roots 2. What's great is that it's a collaboration with Sanity in Tokyo and naradewa in Okayama, so you can really feel the connection to different places.
MugiWait! Miyazaki Roots 2 already sounds tasty, but what kind of roots are we talking about?
Hop BroIt's partly a way of saying it's Noboru Brewing's second collaboration release, while also giving it a name that feels distinctly rooted in Miyazaki. I like that it carries the atmosphere of a local brewery.
MugiHmm, but Double Dry-Hopped Hazy IPA sounds like a spell or something. That's suddenly hard!
Hop BroSimply put, double dry-hopping is a method of adding a lot of hops after fermentation to boost aroma. A Hazy IPA is a cloudy IPA that tends to finish juicy rather than overly bitter.
MugiI get it! So the aroma is the star here, and with 6% ABV it sounds easy to drink, which is nice!
Hop BroExactly. The hops include Idaho 7 and Citra, plus El Dorado, Riwaka, and Southern Cross, so the recipe is designed to be very expressive.
MugiHold on, just the hop names alone are making me full! Does having five kinds of hops really make that much of a difference?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The post mentions aromas like muscat grapes and peach, along with juicy lychee, so it sounds like there's going to be a lot going on in the aroma.
MugiWow, it's like a fruit festival! Hearing bright fruity character makes me want to go find a glass right now!
Hop BroThe fact that Noboru Brewing, Sanity, and naradewa came together is exciting too, and the best part is that it feels like a beer carrying the air of Miyazaki. This is definitely one I'd want to toast while taking in the aroma.
MugiYep, this is just too much of a want-to-drink collaboration today! I definitely want to enjoy the aroma first!
