Yamamori-do's "Flying Gecko" and four Dieu du Ciel! beers arrive at Anybrew
At the beer pub Anybrew in Nakamozu, Sakai City, Osaka, Yamamori-do's "Flying Gecko," Minamishinshu Beer’s "Biscuit Hop," and four labels from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! have landed. The shop can also be used as a bottle shop from 2:00 p.m. and supports Beer To Go.
Hop BroGuests have gathered at Anybrew in Nakamozu, Osaka. Yamamori-do's 'Flying Gecko,' Minamishinshu Beer’s 'Biscuit Hop,' and four beers from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! are in, so tonight's options are seriously strong.
MugiWait, that many!? Just hearing 'You can drink in Nakamozu tonight' makes me want to go.
Hop BroFirst up, 'Flying Gecko' is an American Amber Ale. The citrus from three hop varieties is layered with malt sweetness that tastes a bit like caramel, and the finish stays properly dry.
MugiI get the citrus part, but what does 'dry finish' mean!? Does it mean your mouth dries out after drinking?
Hop BroGood question. In beer, dry means a finish that doesn't leave much sweetness behind and ends cleanly and crisply. So even an amber ale doesn't feel too heavy, and it makes you want the next sip.
MugiGot it! Then 'Biscuit Hop' sounds tasty from the name alone, and malt biscuit aroma definitely sounds like a snacky kind of beer.
Hop BroExactly. It's a British Strong Ale that combines biscuit-like malt aroma, gentle bitterness, and mellow aging-derived smoothness. It's the kind of beer that keeps unfolding as you drink.
MugiDieu Du Ciel! having four beers is luxurious! Moralité is an American IPA, right? With hop aroma and bitterness leading the way, it already sounds full of energy.
Hop BroAnd then 'Petite Morale' brings the light, easy feel of a Session IPA, 'Voyageur des Brumes' has the malt depth of an Extra Special Bitter, and 'Boire Prague et Mourir' is crisp like a Czech Style Lager. Being able to choose by mood is what makes this lineup interesting.
MugiPlus, Anybrew can be used as a bottle shop from 2:00 p.m.. Drink there, take home what you like, and keep going at home too - that's unbeatable!
Hop BroIt's only a two-minute walk from Nakamozu Station, and it looks like you can also ask about seating, so this is definitely a place I'd want to go drink at a relaxed pace.
A batch of guest beers with distinct personalities has arrived at the beer pub Anybrew in Nakamozu-cho, Sakai City, Osaka. The post says, "You can drink in Nakamozu tonight," and the lineup is appealing both as a pint to relax with in-house and as Beer To Go to take home.
Tonight's guest beers
- Flying Gecko / Yamamori-do
American Amber Ale. Citrus notes from three hop varieties are layered over malt sweetness reminiscent of caramel, with a surprisingly dry finish. The appeal is that it has substance without being too heavy.
- Biscuit Hop / Minamishinshu Beer
British Strong Ale. The biscuit aroma of the malt and the gentle bitterness of hops harmonize, giving a mellow character from aging.
- Moralité / Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel!
American IPA. A clearly defined flavor with hop aroma and solid bitterness up front.
- Petite Morale / Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel!
Session IPA. Light and easy-drinking, suitable for a first pint or with food.
- Voyageur des Brumes / Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel!
Extra Special Bitter. Characterized by malt depth and restrained hop presence, with flavors that unfold gradually.
- Boire Prague et Mourir / Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel!
Czech Style Lager. Clean and crisp finish, with drinkability characteristic of lager at its core.
Anybrew is a beer pub located two minutes on foot from Nakamozu Station. The shop can also be used as a bottle shop from 2:00 p.m., and there is the enjoyment of taking beer home for spring outings or drinking at home. The post also says phone reservations are accepted for seating inquiries, making it a place suited to those who want to drink at leisure.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroGuests have gathered at Anybrew in Nakamozu, Osaka. Yamamori-do's 'Flying Gecko,' Minamishinshu Beer’s 'Biscuit Hop,' and four beers from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! are in, so tonight's options are seriously strong.
MugiWait, that many!? Just hearing 'You can drink in Nakamozu tonight' makes me want to go.
Hop BroFirst up, 'Flying Gecko' is an American Amber Ale. The citrus from three hop varieties is layered with malt sweetness that tastes a bit like caramel, and the finish stays properly dry.
MugiI get the citrus part, but what does 'dry finish' mean!? Does it mean your mouth dries out after drinking?
Hop BroGood question. In beer, dry means a finish that doesn't leave much sweetness behind and ends cleanly and crisply. So even an amber ale doesn't feel too heavy, and it makes you want the next sip.
MugiGot it! Then 'Biscuit Hop' sounds tasty from the name alone, and malt biscuit aroma definitely sounds like a snacky kind of beer.
Hop BroExactly. It's a British Strong Ale that combines biscuit-like malt aroma, gentle bitterness, and mellow aging-derived smoothness. It's the kind of beer that keeps unfolding as you drink.
MugiDieu Du Ciel! having four beers is luxurious! Moralité is an American IPA, right? With hop aroma and bitterness leading the way, it already sounds full of energy.
Hop BroAnd then 'Petite Morale' brings the light, easy feel of a Session IPA, 'Voyageur des Brumes' has the malt depth of an Extra Special Bitter, and 'Boire Prague et Mourir' is crisp like a Czech Style Lager. Being able to choose by mood is what makes this lineup interesting.
MugiPlus, Anybrew can be used as a bottle shop from 2:00 p.m.. Drink there, take home what you like, and keep going at home too - that's unbeatable!
Hop BroIt's only a two-minute walk from Nakamozu Station, and it looks like you can also ask about seating, so this is definitely a place I'd want to go drink at a relaxed pace.
