HOP MAN in Chigasaki taps Ushitora’s 1000th-batch Quadruple IPA
HOP MAN, a beer pub in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has tapped Ushitora Brewery’s commemorative beer “1000 Sen no Sake ni Natte.” The 12.0% ABV Quadruple IPA is built around Citra, Mosaic, and Krush, with bold bitterness and vivid hop aroma.
HOP MAN, a beer pub in Chigasaki’s Jokkenzaka area, has added Ushitora Brewery’s “1000 Sen no Sake ni Natte” to its lineup. The bar is known for rotating around 30 draft beers daily and also operates a bottle shop, making it a place where drinkers can pair beer with changing food offerings.
The newly tapped beer is a milestone release for Ushitora Brewery: its 1,000th beer batch. Brewed as a 12.0% ABV Quadruple IPA, it uses a large amount of sugar alongside malt to push the alcohol level higher. The beer is also set at IBU 100, giving it a firm and unmistakable bitterness.
According to the post, the dry hop bill includes Citra, Mosaic, and Krush. The brewery describes the result as having aromas and flavors reminiscent of mixed fruit juice, while still finishing lighter on the palate than its strength might suggest. The combination of high ABV, strong hop character, and a relatively smooth mouthfeel makes it a fitting celebratory beer for a 1,000-batch milestone.
For craft beer fans in Chigasaki, HOP MAN’s constantly changing tap list makes this kind of special release especially worth watching. It is a place where milestone beers like this can be enjoyed in the context of a broader, rotating draft selection.
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