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De La Senne - Nomi Hodaï
Collaboration with Oxbow Brewing Company 4.5% ABV The Nomi Hodaï is a thirst-quenching beer. It n ...htness to the beer and has a dry finale, which makes it all the more drinkable. It has been dry-hopped with a mix of old and new varieties, that have the characteristics of noble hops. These hops ...
$6.99
De La Senne - Nomi Hodaï - Windsor Bottle Shop 
$6.99
4.5% ABV
The Nomi Hodaï is a thirst-quenching beer. It not only contains barley malt, but also rice – a first for our brewery. The rice brings a certain lightness to the beer and has a dry finale, which makes it all the more drinkable. It has been dry-hopped with a mix of old and new varieties, that have the characteristics of noble hops. These hops bring refreshing floral and herbal touches, combined with a fruitiness that reminds us of strawberries and peach.
The name Nomi Hodaï is an expression that can be heard in certain Japanese bars, that have an “all-you-can-drink”-formula for a fixed fee. The reference to this country points out again how incredibly drinkable this thirst-quenching beer is. But be aware, even the Nomi Hodaï should be drunk in moderation!
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De la Senne / Oxbow Nomi Hodai
"The Nomi Hodaï is a thirst-quenching beer. It not only contains barley malt, but also rice – a firs ... it all the more drinkable. It has been dry-hopped with a mix of old and new varieties, that have the characteristics of noble hops. These hops bring refreshing floral and herbal touches, combine ...
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De la Senne / Oxbow Nomi Hodai - Etre Gourmet
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De La Senne - Nomi Hodaï
A thirst-quenching dry-hopped pale ale with rice, made in collaboration with Oxbow Brewing Company f ...y malt, but also rice – a first for De La Senne. The rice brings a certain lightness to the beer and has a dry finish, which makes it all the more drinkable. The beer was then dry-hopped with ...
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The Nomi Hodaï is a discreetly bitter blonde pale ale that not only contains barley malt, but also rice – a first for De La Senne. The rice brings a certain lightness to the beer and has a dry finish, which makes it all the more drinkable.
The beer was then dry-hopped with a mix of old and new varieties with the characteristics of noble hops. These hops bring refreshing floral and herbal touches, combined with a fruitiness reminiscent of strawberries and peach.
The name Nomi Hodaï is an expression that can be heard in certain Japanese bars, that have an “all-you-can-drink”-formula for a fixed fee. The reference to this country - with a culture that is highly loved by both breweries (Tim from Oxbow even lived here for a while) - points out again how incredibly drinkable this thirst-quenching beer is.
But be aware, even the Nomi Hodaï should be drunk in moderation.