KEG-NAGOYA Taps Ushitor Brewing’s 12% Real Ale Quadruple IPA
KEG-NAGOYA, a craft beer pub in Higashisakura, Nagoya, has tapped Ushitor Brewing’s real ale “Sen no Sake ni Natte.” The 12% quadruple IPA commemorates the brewery’s 1,000th batch.
Hop BroKEG-NAGOYA in Higashisakura, Nagoya has tapped Ushitorra Brewery’s “Sen no Sake ni Natte”!
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds epic! And 12% ABV? Is this the final boss of beer?
Hop BroIt’s a Quadrupel IPA: IPA-style hop character paired with a big, full-bodied profile.
MugiWhat does “quadrupel” mean? Do four Hop Bros suddenly appear?
Hop BroThat would make pub shifts easier! Here, it means a much stronger beer style than a typical IPA.
MugiNice! And this was Ushitorra Brewery’s 1,000th brewing batch, right? That’s seriously special.
Hop BroExactly. It’s also a real ale, so expect gentle carbonation and a soft mouthfeel from the cask.
MugiReal ale? Does the beer suddenly confess its feelings? Like, “Honestly, I’m 12%”?
Hop BroThat would be a very honest ale. Real ale is often matured and served naturally, creating a smooth, mellow drink.
MugiAt 12%, we should sip it slowly and follow the aroma and flavor changes—that’s the best way to enjoy it.
Hop BroExactly! As it warms a little, it will show new sides, so I want to savor the long finish.
MugiLet’s check availability, head to KEG-NAGOYA near Sakae and Hisaya-odori, and go raise a glass!
KEG-NAGOYA, a craft beer pub in Nagoya’s Higashisakura district, has newly tapped “Sen no Sake ni Natte,” a real ale from Ushitor Brewing.
The beer is a 12% quadruple IPA, offering a powerful profile and substantial body well beyond that of a standard IPA. According to the announcement, it was brewed to mark Ushitor Brewing’s 1,000th batch, giving the beer added significance for fans of the brewery.
Served as a real ale, it is expected to show a softer carbonation and a smooth, rounded texture from the cask. The beer’s hop character, intense strength, and lingering finish are best explored slowly as the temperature changes in the glass.
Located in Nagoya’s Higashisakura area, KEG-NAGOYA is a craft beer pub within easy reach of Sakae and Hisaya-odori. Availability may be limited, so guests should check the pub’s latest updates before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKEG-NAGOYA in Higashisakura, Nagoya has tapped Ushitorra Brewery’s “Sen no Sake ni Natte”!
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds epic! And 12% ABV? Is this the final boss of beer?
Hop BroIt’s a Quadrupel IPA: IPA-style hop character paired with a big, full-bodied profile.
MugiWhat does “quadrupel” mean? Do four Hop Bros suddenly appear?
Hop BroThat would make pub shifts easier! Here, it means a much stronger beer style than a typical IPA.
MugiNice! And this was Ushitorra Brewery’s 1,000th brewing batch, right? That’s seriously special.
Hop BroExactly. It’s also a real ale, so expect gentle carbonation and a soft mouthfeel from the cask.
MugiReal ale? Does the beer suddenly confess its feelings? Like, “Honestly, I’m 12%”?
Hop BroThat would be a very honest ale. Real ale is often matured and served naturally, creating a smooth, mellow drink.
MugiAt 12%, we should sip it slowly and follow the aroma and flavor changes—that’s the best way to enjoy it.
Hop BroExactly! As it warms a little, it will show new sides, so I want to savor the long finish.
MugiLet’s check availability, head to KEG-NAGOYA near Sakae and Hisaya-odori, and go raise a glass!
