Tokyo Aleworks Releases New Hazy IPA "Fly Away Haze"
At 17:24 on March 15, 2026, Tokyo Aleworks announced its new release, "Fly Away Haze," on Instagram. This Hazy IPA has an ABV of 6.5% and an IBU of 35, and uses four hops including Simcoe and Cryo-Citra. It is a beer that highlights dankness, tropical fruit, and sweet citrus.
Hop BroBreaking news: Tokyo Aleworks announced its new Fly Away Haze on Instagram at 17:24 on March 15.
MugiWhoa! Just from the name, it sounds travel-themed! So what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Hazy IPA, with ABV 6.5% and IBU 35, and it uses four hops: Simcoe, Columbus, Idaho 7, and Cryo-Citra.
MugiWhat even is Cryo-Citra? And when I hear 'dank,' I can only think of something dipped in sauce!
Hop BroGood one. Cryo-Citra is a hop ingredient with the aroma compounds concentrated, and dank aroma means a resinous, deep fragrance.
MugiOhhh! So it has tropical fruit notes and sweet citrus too - that's a traffic jam of aromas! Amazing!
Hop BroExactly, and the interesting part is that it was released with a movement-and-travel vibe under the theme of 'from Tokyo to the world.'
MugiA beer that comes with a scene recommendation, like before departure or during a layover, is new!
Hop BroSince the brewery started in Itabashi in 2018, its whole brand context is right at the core of connecting Tokyo and the world through hop-driven beer.
MugiJust hearing about it is making my throat want a sip... I'm in full Hazy IPA mode tonight!
Hop BroThen it's settled - first up, let's go confirm the dankness and tropical fruit.
MugiAgreed! Let's raise our glasses and Fly Away!
Tokyo craft brewery Tokyo Aleworks has unveiled its new beer "Fly Away Haze". The announcement was made on the brewery's official Instagram, where the post spelled out the style, alcohol content, and hop bill.
Beer Overview Announced
- Beer name: Fly Away Haze
- Style: Hazy IPA
- ABV: 6.5%
- IBU: 35
- Hops: Simcoe / Columbus / Idaho 7 / Cryo-Citra
In the caption, the brewery described the beer around a theme evoking movement and travel, with a sense of "from Tokyo to the world," and highlighted dank hop aroma, juicy tropical fruit notes, and sweet citrus impressions. Centered on the hazy aroma and fruitiness typical of a Hazy IPA, it is also notable for offering scene-based suggestions, such as before departure or during a layover.
Tokyo Aleworks says on its official website that it opened its brewery in Itabashi, Tokyo, in 2018, and has long championed connecting Tokyo and the world through craft beer. This "Fly Away Haze" can also be seen as a beer in line with that brand context. As a craft beer from within Tokyo, it is a new release worth checking out for drinkers looking for a hop-driven Hazy IPA.
Related information:
- Instagram post
- Tokyo Aleworks official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBreaking news: Tokyo Aleworks announced its new Fly Away Haze on Instagram at 17:24 on March 15.
MugiWhoa! Just from the name, it sounds travel-themed! So what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt's a Hazy IPA, with ABV 6.5% and IBU 35, and it uses four hops: Simcoe, Columbus, Idaho 7, and Cryo-Citra.
MugiWhat even is Cryo-Citra? And when I hear 'dank,' I can only think of something dipped in sauce!
Hop BroGood one. Cryo-Citra is a hop ingredient with the aroma compounds concentrated, and dank aroma means a resinous, deep fragrance.
MugiOhhh! So it has tropical fruit notes and sweet citrus too - that's a traffic jam of aromas! Amazing!
Hop BroExactly, and the interesting part is that it was released with a movement-and-travel vibe under the theme of 'from Tokyo to the world.'
MugiA beer that comes with a scene recommendation, like before departure or during a layover, is new!
Hop BroSince the brewery started in Itabashi in 2018, its whole brand context is right at the core of connecting Tokyo and the world through hop-driven beer.
MugiJust hearing about it is making my throat want a sip... I'm in full Hazy IPA mode tonight!
Hop BroThen it's settled - first up, let's go confirm the dankness and tropical fruit.
MugiAgreed! Let's raise our glasses and Fly Away!
