Nomcraft Brewing Introduces a Collaboration Beer with Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing
Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, is introducing a collaboration with Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing in Tsukuba, Ibaraki. On Twin Peaks' menu, the festbier "Doctor's Oktoberfest" can be found, making this a collaboration between breweries with a German-style focus.
Hop BroToday it's about a collaboration between Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, and Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing in Tsukuba. What's more, their menu even lists Doctor's Oktoberfest, so it's definitely one that catches my attention.
MugiWhoa! A beer called Doctor's Oktoberfest already sounds fun! But I honestly can't picture what kind of beer it is at all.
Hop BroIt's a festbier, with 6.5% ABV and 28 IBU. In other words, it's an autumn beer that goes down smoothly, with gentle malt sweetness and a moderate bitterness.
MugiWait, hold on! I keep hearing ABV and IBU, but I still only kind of vaguely get what they mean!
Hop BroPut simply, ABV is the alcohol content, and IBU is a measure of bitterness. So this one is all about drinkability, while still clearly tasting like beer.
MugiOh, I see! And Nomcraft Brewing was built by renovating a former nursery school, right? I like that it feels like it's being made in a place with a story.
Hop BroExactly. The team is internationally diverse, and their approach spans everything from American styles to classics, all with drinkability as the core idea. Then Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, which has a strong German-culture foundation, joins in, so the match is a really good one.
MugiTwin Peaks is a beer restaurant too! And with that German-culture base, it's perfect for this collaboration.
Hop BroThe suggested pairings are interesting too. If they say it goes great with sauerkraut, then it's clearly a winner. Pairing it with sausages, fish and chips, and even pizza margherita is exactly what you'd expect from them.
MugiWhat is that! Now I'm hungry! And I heard Beer DB also has NOMCLASSIC Bock, so I want to dive even deeper into that German-inspired world.
Hop BroNomcraft and Twin Peaks feel like a German-style collaboration, and it's a fun one to watch. A beer like this really comes alive when you enjoy it slowly with food.
MugiAll right, then today it's settled: this is one of those beers that makes you want "just one more." First let's toast to Oktoberfest vibes, and then I want to go hunt down the Bock too!
Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama is a brewery launched by renovating a former nursery school, and its internationally minded team continues to make beers centered on drinkability, ranging from American styles to classic styles. In this post, a collaboration with Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing was indicated.
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing is a brewery and beer restaurant based on German brewing culture. On its official menu, "Doctor's Oktoberfest" is listed as a collaboration with Nomcraft, and it is presented as a festbier with 6.5% ABV and 28 IBU. The description notes its smooth drinkability and a flavor that makes you want to have another glass.
The restaurant also suggests pairings for this beer, including sauerkraut, sausages, pizza margherita, and fish and chips. Records in Beer DB also show a Nomcraft Brewing collaboration beer, "NOMCLASSIC Bock," with Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, suggesting that the two breweries are developing their collaboration while sharing a German-beer context.
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Hop BroToday it's about a collaboration between Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa Town, Wakayama, and Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing in Tsukuba. What's more, their menu even lists Doctor's Oktoberfest, so it's definitely one that catches my attention.
MugiWhoa! A beer called Doctor's Oktoberfest already sounds fun! But I honestly can't picture what kind of beer it is at all.
Hop BroIt's a festbier, with 6.5% ABV and 28 IBU. In other words, it's an autumn beer that goes down smoothly, with gentle malt sweetness and a moderate bitterness.
MugiWait, hold on! I keep hearing ABV and IBU, but I still only kind of vaguely get what they mean!
Hop BroPut simply, ABV is the alcohol content, and IBU is a measure of bitterness. So this one is all about drinkability, while still clearly tasting like beer.
MugiOh, I see! And Nomcraft Brewing was built by renovating a former nursery school, right? I like that it feels like it's being made in a place with a story.
Hop BroExactly. The team is internationally diverse, and their approach spans everything from American styles to classics, all with drinkability as the core idea. Then Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, which has a strong German-culture foundation, joins in, so the match is a really good one.
MugiTwin Peaks is a beer restaurant too! And with that German-culture base, it's perfect for this collaboration.
Hop BroThe suggested pairings are interesting too. If they say it goes great with sauerkraut, then it's clearly a winner. Pairing it with sausages, fish and chips, and even pizza margherita is exactly what you'd expect from them.
MugiWhat is that! Now I'm hungry! And I heard Beer DB also has NOMCLASSIC Bock, so I want to dive even deeper into that German-inspired world.
Hop BroNomcraft and Twin Peaks feel like a German-style collaboration, and it's a fun one to watch. A beer like this really comes alive when you enjoy it slowly with food.
MugiAll right, then today it's settled: this is one of those beers that makes you want "just one more." First let's toast to Oktoberfest vibes, and then I want to go hunt down the Bock too!
