Kyoto Brewing's "Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition" Tapped at Moyamoya Base
At the beer pub "Moyamoya Base" in Sosei, Sapporo, a guest keg rotation was announced. The post said that Kyoto Brewing's "Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition" had been put on tap, making this the kind of update that makes you want to stop by for a fresh changeover pour.
Hop BroThere was some activity in Sapporo's Sosei area, you know - Moyamoya Base's guest keg changed over, and a new Kyoto Brewing beer got put on tap.
MugiWait, what? Just hearing a new Kyoto Brewing release sounds delicious, and the shop name is cute too, so now I'm curious!
Hop BroThis time the star is Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition, and even the name already gives off that "this isn't just any pale ale" vibe.
MugiNZ means New Zealand, right? Just the letters alone are making my head feel all floaty!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's a pale ale that lets you enjoy the character of New Zealand-style hops, and it's the kind of beer where the bright aroma really comes through.
MugiOhhh! So it sounds like fruity aromas come through right away, and it's easy to drink without being too bitter!
Hop BroThat's the idea, and Moyamoya Base is all about the fun of rotating kegs - the excitement of meeting whatever's on tap that day is what makes it special.
MugiBut if you check social media every time before going, that means there's a whole what's available today? situation, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly what makes it fun. There's the enjoyment of following the latest updates, so both regulars and first-timers get to wonder, "Is today a winner?"
MugiNow I really want to go drink! I want to head out to the Sosei River area just for this beer, and today it feels like even my mood is getting tapped open!
At Moyamoya Base, located on the 2nd floor of M's Nijo Yokocho at Minami 2-jo Higashi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, a guest beer rotation was announced. The post said that Kyoto Brewing's "Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition" had been newly put on tap.
Moyamoya Base is known as a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer on a rotating keg basis. The taps change quickly, and the labels available vary depending on the day's lineup, so there's the pleasure of checking the latest information on social media before visiting. A guest keg update like this is a perfect reflection of what makes this place special.
"Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition" has a name that feels distinctly Kyoto Brewing, and the post clearly identifies the beer by name. True to the shop's name, the fun of following this place is that, like clearing away a "moyamoya" feeling, you can come across an unexpected beer at the moment of a purchase or keg change.
If you're looking for craft beer in the Sosei River area, Moyamoya Base is a place you can't skip. It has a cafe-like ease of entry, while still letting you enjoy the freshness and the appeal of a beer pub's ever-changing taps. Updates like this guest tap rotation give both regulars and first-time visitors a chance to see where the shop stands right now.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere was some activity in Sapporo's Sosei area, you know - Moyamoya Base's guest keg changed over, and a new Kyoto Brewing beer got put on tap.
MugiWait, what? Just hearing a new Kyoto Brewing release sounds delicious, and the shop name is cute too, so now I'm curious!
Hop BroThis time the star is Irodoridori NZ Pale Ale Edition, and even the name already gives off that "this isn't just any pale ale" vibe.
MugiNZ means New Zealand, right? Just the letters alone are making my head feel all floaty!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's a pale ale that lets you enjoy the character of New Zealand-style hops, and it's the kind of beer where the bright aroma really comes through.
MugiOhhh! So it sounds like fruity aromas come through right away, and it's easy to drink without being too bitter!
Hop BroThat's the idea, and Moyamoya Base is all about the fun of rotating kegs - the excitement of meeting whatever's on tap that day is what makes it special.
MugiBut if you check social media every time before going, that means there's a whole what's available today? situation, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly what makes it fun. There's the enjoyment of following the latest updates, so both regulars and first-timers get to wonder, "Is today a winner?"
MugiNow I really want to go drink! I want to head out to the Sosei River area just for this beer, and today it feels like even my mood is getting tapped open!
