Teenage Brewing to Release Second siraph Collaboration Beer, Sugar Pack
Teenage Brewing, based in Tokigawa, Saitama, has announced Sugar Pack, the second collaboration beer with siraph. The 8.0% brown ale with milk jam-inspired character is set to ship from August 27.
Hop BroToday I've got news from Teenage Brewing in Tokigawa, Saitama: siraph collab round two is here, and the beer is called Sugar Pack.
MugiWhat! That already sounds sweet. Is Sugar Pack basically dessert pretending to be beer?
Hop BroThe style is Brown Ale W/ Milk Jam, built on a toasty brown ale base with house-made milk jam layered in.
MugiWait, what is that? Dulce de leche sounds less like food and more like a spell from a fantasy movie!
Hop BroIt's an Argentine milk jam, kind of caramel-like, so that's the easy way to picture it. It also works as the flavor inspiration tied to Annabel's hometown.
MugiOkay, but Columbus, Sabro, and Strata too? That's a full hop trio showing up out of nowhere, right?
Hop BroExactly. They keep the sweetness from feeling flat and give the aroma more dimension. That's where the aromatic depth really comes from.
MugiAnd then the cute name distracts you until ABV 8.0% walks in like a plot twist. Sneaky!
Hop BroThe other fun part is the pairing idea with siraph's new song. It was designed with humid-season mood in mind, so it's really music and beer in the same frame.
MugiIt starts shipping on August 27, 2026, right? Fan club early sales, on-trade, official EC... I'm at maximum readiness already.
Hop BroToasty malt, soft sweetness, and a siraph soundtrack on top of it? That's a late-night plan I can fully support.
MugiSeriously, yes. I want the song, the glass, and just one sip immediately!
Teenage Brewing, based in Tokigawa, Saitama, has unveiled Sugar Pack, the second special collaboration beer with the music project siraph. The beer is a Brown Ale with milk jam, clocks in at 8.0% ABV, and is already on sale through the fan club pre-sale, trade accounts, and the brewery's official online store.
The recipe was inspired by dulce de leche, the Argentine milk jam associated with Annabel's hometown. According to the release, the beer layers malt-driven toastiness with Teenage Brewing's house-made milk jam sweetness, while Columbus, Sabro, and Strata hops add another aromatic layer.
Beer details
- Name: Sugar Pack
- Style: Brown Ale W/ Milk Jam
- ABV: 8.0%
- Hops: Columbus, Sabro, Strata
- Shipping start: August 27, 2026
The post also pairs the beer with siraph's new song, also titled "Sugar Pack." It is a collaboration built around music, mood, and a brown ale profile that leans into gentle sweetness rather than heavy intensity.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday I've got news from Teenage Brewing in Tokigawa, Saitama: siraph collab round two is here, and the beer is called Sugar Pack.
MugiWhat! That already sounds sweet. Is Sugar Pack basically dessert pretending to be beer?
Hop BroThe style is Brown Ale W/ Milk Jam, built on a toasty brown ale base with house-made milk jam layered in.
MugiWait, what is that? Dulce de leche sounds less like food and more like a spell from a fantasy movie!
Hop BroIt's an Argentine milk jam, kind of caramel-like, so that's the easy way to picture it. It also works as the flavor inspiration tied to Annabel's hometown.
MugiOkay, but Columbus, Sabro, and Strata too? That's a full hop trio showing up out of nowhere, right?
Hop BroExactly. They keep the sweetness from feeling flat and give the aroma more dimension. That's where the aromatic depth really comes from.
MugiAnd then the cute name distracts you until ABV 8.0% walks in like a plot twist. Sneaky!
Hop BroThe other fun part is the pairing idea with siraph's new song. It was designed with humid-season mood in mind, so it's really music and beer in the same frame.
MugiIt starts shipping on August 27, 2026, right? Fan club early sales, on-trade, official EC... I'm at maximum readiness already.
Hop BroToasty malt, soft sweetness, and a siraph soundtrack on top of it? That's a late-night plan I can fully support.
MugiSeriously, yes. I want the song, the glass, and just one sip immediately!
