“Unionphilia” tapped at Saiougauma in Sannomiya, a Totopia x Teenage collaboration
The beer pub Saiougauma in Sannomiya, Kobe posted guest beer information on March 10. This time, the featured beer is “Unionphilia,” a DH Sour IPA collaboration between Totopia Brewery and Teenage Brewing. Tropical fruit-like character, refreshing clarity, and a layered finish are the key points.
Hop BroAt Saiougauma in Sannomiya, the collaboration beer “Unionphilia” from Totopia Brewery and Teenage Brewing has been tapped.
MugiWait, a Totopia x Teenage collaboration!? That already sounds like it has to be amazing!
Hop BroIt’s a DH Sour IPA, and the ABV is 6.0%. It’s a bit of an indulgent one, one that should appeal to both hop lovers and sour fans.
MugiHold on, what even is a DH Sour IPA? That sounds like a spell and it’s making my brain buzz!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it’s kind of a dry-hopped sour. It boosts the aroma while also letting you enjoy that crisp sour edge.
MugiI get it! And when I hear Motueka, it already feels like a tropical breeze is blowing in!
Hop BroAdd lychee and white peach, plus coconut and pandan, and the sweet, tropical-fruit character really stands out.
MugiWhat even is pandan!? There’s just way too much information packed into this beer!
Hop BroIt looks milky white, and the mouthfeel is smooth and velvety. On top of that comes a refreshing juiciness, and at the end there’s a lingering bitterness and spice.
MugiI like that it’s not just sweet! Now I want to head to Sannomiya and say, “One, please!” right away!
Hop BroExactly. Saiougauma is strong because it introduces the ingredients so carefully. Posts like this really make me want to go out and drink it in person.
MugiYeah, that settles it! I’m in the mood to drink Unionphilia today, so it’s straight to the beer bar!
If you follow craft beer in the Sannomiya area of Kobe, you won’t want to miss the guest tap updates from beer pub Saiougauma. In a March 10 post, they introduced a collaboration between Totopia Brewery and Teenage Brewing: “Unionphilia.”
The post clearly lists the style as DH Sour IPA and the ABV as 6.0%. The hops are Motueka, and the adjuncts include lychee, coconut, white peach, and pandan, giving a clear sense of the beer’s aroma and texture.
The tasting notes describe a milky appearance and a smooth, velvety mouthfeel, layered with tropical sweetness and a fresh, juicy coolness. A bitter edge and spicy note remain in the finish, creating a multidimensional drinking experience rather than one that leans only on sweetness.
Saiougauma’s appeal lies in how carefully it introduces guest beers with strong personalities like this one. If you’re choosing a drink in Sannomiya, a post that gives hints not only about the style but also the ingredients and drinking impression is genuinely useful when you place your order. This “Unionphilia” is especially appealing for anyone who wants to enjoy fruitiness, acidity, and the slightly bitter finish that comes afterward.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Saiougauma in Sannomiya, the collaboration beer “Unionphilia” from Totopia Brewery and Teenage Brewing has been tapped.
MugiWait, a Totopia x Teenage collaboration!? That already sounds like it has to be amazing!
Hop BroIt’s a DH Sour IPA, and the ABV is 6.0%. It’s a bit of an indulgent one, one that should appeal to both hop lovers and sour fans.
MugiHold on, what even is a DH Sour IPA? That sounds like a spell and it’s making my brain buzz!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it’s kind of a dry-hopped sour. It boosts the aroma while also letting you enjoy that crisp sour edge.
MugiI get it! And when I hear Motueka, it already feels like a tropical breeze is blowing in!
Hop BroAdd lychee and white peach, plus coconut and pandan, and the sweet, tropical-fruit character really stands out.
MugiWhat even is pandan!? There’s just way too much information packed into this beer!
Hop BroIt looks milky white, and the mouthfeel is smooth and velvety. On top of that comes a refreshing juiciness, and at the end there’s a lingering bitterness and spice.
MugiI like that it’s not just sweet! Now I want to head to Sannomiya and say, “One, please!” right away!
Hop BroExactly. Saiougauma is strong because it introduces the ingredients so carefully. Posts like this really make me want to go out and drink it in person.
MugiYeah, that settles it! I’m in the mood to drink Unionphilia today, so it’s straight to the beer bar!
