Mai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho Store Receives Green Beach Brewery's 'NAMABO LAGER'
Mai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho announced on Instagram that it had received Green Beach Brewery's 'NAMABO LAGER / Namabo Lager.' This pilsner uses young pine shoots and is characterized by a faint pine aroma and hop fruitiness.
Hop BroMai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho in Chigasaki just received NAMABO LAGER. And it's from Green Beach Brewery, that is, Midorigahama Brewery, which really brings the local vibe home.
MugiWhat! With a name like Namabo Lager, doesn't it sound too energetic? If I drink it, I feel like I'll start running along the beach too!
Hop BroThe thing is, it's a pilsner made with young pine shoots. The aroma is interesting, and it doesn't stop at being just a crisp, refreshing beer.
MugiA pilsner is that easy-drinking style, right? And then young pine shoots? It sounds like a forest meeting suddenly got underway.
Hop BroExactly. The base is light and easy to drink, but the faint scent of pine drifts up. Then the hop's fruity character layers on top, and the outline of the flavor becomes clear all at once.
MugiOhh! So the fruity character of hops really comes through that clearly? Hearing that a beer has a bit of fruitiness makes me want to drink it immediately!
Hop BroAnd it's only 330 ml with an alcohol content of 5.0%, a light and easy-drinking design. It's not heavy, so it slips in smoothly as either your first drink or your next one.
MugiWhat is that, so convenient! A beer you can drink casually is exactly the kind you end up reaching for. And it's brewed locally too, which is nice.
Hop BroThat's the appeal. Born in Tokiwacho, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and then meeting you at a nearby Mai-Mart - that flow is exactly what local craft beer is about.
MugiYeah, hearing that makes me feel like I can almost drink in the feel of the place itself. It's not flashy, but it builds up to something delicious, and I love that!
Hop BroThen tonight is settled. Let's have a drink while feeling the Chigasaki breeze, just like a local guest beer should.
MugiYeah, I want one too! A beer with a pine aroma could make today feel a little special!
A Local Brewery Pour in Tokiwacho, Chigasaki
Mai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho, located in Tokiwacho, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa, is a beer-pub-style shop that continually shares craft beer arrival information. In this post, it introduced Green Beach Brewery (Midorigahama Brewery)'s 'NAMABO LAGER / Namabo Lager'.
This beer is a pilsner made with young pine shoots. The post described "the faint scent of pine" and "the fruity character of hops" as its defining features. It comes in 330 ml, with an alcohol content of 5.0%. As a pilsner, it seems designed to be crisp and easy to keep drinking.
The production location is Tokiwacho, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The flow of beer brewed in the same area as the shop and reaching nearby drinkers as-is is a very local-craft-beer kind of enjoyment. Rather than making a flashy statement, this is the kind of beer we want to pay attention to as a bottle that lets you taste the local atmosphere and ingredients as they are.
Mai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho, while serving as an everyday liquor retailer, is appealing for the way it puts effort into sourcing and sharing craft beer. When interesting new arrivals line the shelves, part of the fun is comparing which labels are in stock at the store. This 'NAMABO LAGER' is a local guest beer worth trying, with a brisk drinking profile and notes of pine.
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Hop BroMai-Mart Chigasaki Tokiwacho in Chigasaki just received NAMABO LAGER. And it's from Green Beach Brewery, that is, Midorigahama Brewery, which really brings the local vibe home.
MugiWhat! With a name like Namabo Lager, doesn't it sound too energetic? If I drink it, I feel like I'll start running along the beach too!
Hop BroThe thing is, it's a pilsner made with young pine shoots. The aroma is interesting, and it doesn't stop at being just a crisp, refreshing beer.
MugiA pilsner is that easy-drinking style, right? And then young pine shoots? It sounds like a forest meeting suddenly got underway.
Hop BroExactly. The base is light and easy to drink, but the faint scent of pine drifts up. Then the hop's fruity character layers on top, and the outline of the flavor becomes clear all at once.
MugiOhh! So the fruity character of hops really comes through that clearly? Hearing that a beer has a bit of fruitiness makes me want to drink it immediately!
Hop BroAnd it's only 330 ml with an alcohol content of 5.0%, a light and easy-drinking design. It's not heavy, so it slips in smoothly as either your first drink or your next one.
MugiWhat is that, so convenient! A beer you can drink casually is exactly the kind you end up reaching for. And it's brewed locally too, which is nice.
Hop BroThat's the appeal. Born in Tokiwacho, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and then meeting you at a nearby Mai-Mart - that flow is exactly what local craft beer is about.
MugiYeah, hearing that makes me feel like I can almost drink in the feel of the place itself. It's not flashy, but it builds up to something delicious, and I love that!
Hop BroThen tonight is settled. Let's have a drink while feeling the Chigasaki breeze, just like a local guest beer should.
MugiYeah, I want one too! A beer with a pine aroma could make today feel a little special!
