Two New BLACK TIDE BREWING Arrivals at Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store
Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store, a Japanese craft beer shop at Sendai Station East Exit, announced new arrivals on Instagram. This time, BLACK TIDE BREWING's "Heaven's Age" and "Days Over" are lined up side by side, and the contrast between a collaboration IPA and a standard lager stands out.
Hop BroKoguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store has been posting about BLACK TIDE BREWING's new arrivals on Instagram. This time, it's two bottles with a pretty wide range, one distinctive and one classic.
MugiWhoa, two bottles, one distinctive and one classic? They sound totally different! Now I'm curious about both!
Hop BroFirst up is Heaven's Age. It's a collaboration with Teenage, and the style is Milky Hazy IPA, with 6.5% ABV.
MugiMilky? Does that mean a beer that tastes like milk? My brain is not keeping up!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: they use milk and oat protein to create a soft mouthfeel. Then they layer in tropical, fruity hop aromas, and a solid bitterness comes in at the end. It doesn't just finish sweet, which is nice.
MugiWow! Balancing sweetness and bitterness sounds like an adult dessert. And being a limited collaboration makes it even more special!
Hop BroThe other one is Days Over. It's BLACK TIDE BREWING's standard lager, and because it's unfiltered, it keeps some of the malt character while staying crisp and light.
MugiUnfiltered means a lager that isn't filtered? Suddenly I'm seeing the world of beer craftsmanship more clearly!
Hop BroExactly. By keeping the filtration down, it's easier to feel the gentle mouthfeel and the nuances of the malt. It prioritizes drinkability over flash, so it's the kind of beer you'd reach for every day.
MugiThat refreshing quality that makes you want to drink it every day really makes sense! Hopping around with an IPA, then settling down with a lager sounds perfect, doesn't it?
Hop BroThat's exactly why the contrast is so fun. When you line up and drink a collaboration IPA and a standard lager, the range of the same brewery becomes clear at a glance.
MugiThese are definitely two beers I'd want to compare in Sendai Station East Exit! On a spring-like night, start with Heaven's Age, then Days Over... ah, just thinking about it makes my throat want a drink!
Two contrasting bottles arrive from BLACK TIDE BREWING
Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store, a craft beer specialty shop at Sendai Station East Exit, shared new arrival information on Instagram. This time, two beers from BLACK TIDE BREWING in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture are featured: a distinctive collaboration IPA and a classic lager for everyday enjoyment.
#### Heaven's Age
- Style: Milky Hazy IPA
- ABV: 6.5%
- Brewery: BLACK TIDE BREWING / Teenage (Saitama)
This beer is introduced as a limited collaboration with Teenage. Designed with milk and oat protein, it offers a gently milky mouthfeel layered with tropical, fruity hop aromas. It also delivers a firm bitterness toward the finish, making it a good choice for those who want to enjoy the balance between sweetness and bitterness.
#### Days Over
- Style: Unfiltered Lager
- ABV: 5.5%
- Brewery: BLACK TIDE BREWING
This is a popular standard lager. It is said to be crisp and light, with a soft mouthfeel and a refreshing character that makes you want to drink it every day. Built to emphasize drinkability over flashiness, it also reveals the range of the same brewery when placed alongside the collaboration IPA.
Koguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store's appeal is that you can check everything from distinctive beers to staples all in one place. As spring approaches, it is just the right lineup for comparing a heavier IPA with a clean, refreshing lager.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKoguma Saketen Sendai Station East Exit Main Store has been posting about BLACK TIDE BREWING's new arrivals on Instagram. This time, it's two bottles with a pretty wide range, one distinctive and one classic.
MugiWhoa, two bottles, one distinctive and one classic? They sound totally different! Now I'm curious about both!
Hop BroFirst up is Heaven's Age. It's a collaboration with Teenage, and the style is Milky Hazy IPA, with 6.5% ABV.
MugiMilky? Does that mean a beer that tastes like milk? My brain is not keeping up!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: they use milk and oat protein to create a soft mouthfeel. Then they layer in tropical, fruity hop aromas, and a solid bitterness comes in at the end. It doesn't just finish sweet, which is nice.
MugiWow! Balancing sweetness and bitterness sounds like an adult dessert. And being a limited collaboration makes it even more special!
Hop BroThe other one is Days Over. It's BLACK TIDE BREWING's standard lager, and because it's unfiltered, it keeps some of the malt character while staying crisp and light.
MugiUnfiltered means a lager that isn't filtered? Suddenly I'm seeing the world of beer craftsmanship more clearly!
Hop BroExactly. By keeping the filtration down, it's easier to feel the gentle mouthfeel and the nuances of the malt. It prioritizes drinkability over flash, so it's the kind of beer you'd reach for every day.
MugiThat refreshing quality that makes you want to drink it every day really makes sense! Hopping around with an IPA, then settling down with a lager sounds perfect, doesn't it?
Hop BroThat's exactly why the contrast is so fun. When you line up and drink a collaboration IPA and a standard lager, the range of the same brewery becomes clear at a glance.
MugiThese are definitely two beers I'd want to compare in Sendai Station East Exit! On a spring-like night, start with Heaven's Age, then Days Over... ah, just thinking about it makes my throat want a drink!
