Shubo CRAFTMAN continues Hiroshima North Beer tasting after TTO
On June 30, Kyoto beer pub Shubo CRAFTMAN posted on Instagram that Hiroshima North Beer’s tap takeover had drawn many guests and that its tasting lineup is still available. The machiya setting adds a relaxed place to drink.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Hiroshima Kita Beer TTO. At Shubo CRAFTMAN in Kannon-cho, Kyoto, the tap takeover may be over, but the tasting comparison is still going on.
MugiWait, you can still drink it after the event? The tasting flight continues? That is dangerously good news.
Hop BroThat’s the nice part. The event sheet in the post even showed ABV and IBU, so you can track each keg’s personality pretty clearly.
MugiHold on, ABV and IBU? Why does beer suddenly sound like a math exam? Is that, like, a deliciousness score?
Hop BroMore or less, ABV is alcohol strength and IBU is bitterness level. It helps you read the difference in mouthfeel without guessing wildly.
MugiOhhh, so I can compare “light and easy” with “firm and bitter” using numbers on the menu. I’m becoming a beer detective already.
Hop BroExactly. The post didn’t list specific beer names, which is actually fun because you can explore Hiroshima Kita Beer without any preconceptions. Even the styles feel like a little guessing game.
MugiThat’s kind of exciting! And Shubo CRAFTMAN has that Kyoto machiya atmosphere, right? If I drink there, I’m going to act sophisticated by my second sip.
Hop BroThe setting really matters. With 40 draft beers and 40 sake options, it’s an impressive lineup, and a great place to ease into craft beer slowly.
MugiI’m done for, my throat is thirsty already. I want a Hiroshima Kita comparison tonight and I fully intend to nod seriously at every ABV and IBU number.
Hop BroThat’s the move. For a calm beer night in Kyoto, Shubo CRAFTMAN wins. First glass, we try to guess the style before looking too clever.
Hiroshima North Beer tasting continues
In its June 30 post, Shubo CRAFTMAN thanked guests who came for Hiroshima North Beer’s TTO and said the brewery’s tasting flights are still being offered. The caption does not list individual beer names, but it clearly shows that multiple taps remain available for comparison.
The accompanying image features a printed TTO sheet with beer details such as ABV and IBU, suggesting a lineup designed for side-by-side tasting. It is an easy entry point for anyone trying Hiroshima North Beer for the first time.
A Kyoto machiya beer pub
Shubo CRAFTMAN is a beer pub in the Kannon-cho area of Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto. Set in a renovated machiya, it offers a calm atmosphere that suits slow drinking. The pub keeps 40 draft beers on tap and also stocks 40 kinds of sake, making it a strong stop for both craft beer fans and sake drinkers.
A good place to start with brewery tastings
A tap takeover is a good way to experience a brewery’s range in one visit. Hiroshima North Beer’s tasting set gives drinkers a chance to compare aroma, bitterness, and body across different pours. For a laid-back beer session in Kyoto, this is a place worth remembering.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Hiroshima Kita Beer TTO. At Shubo CRAFTMAN in Kannon-cho, Kyoto, the tap takeover may be over, but the tasting comparison is still going on.
MugiWait, you can still drink it after the event? The tasting flight continues? That is dangerously good news.
Hop BroThat’s the nice part. The event sheet in the post even showed ABV and IBU, so you can track each keg’s personality pretty clearly.
MugiHold on, ABV and IBU? Why does beer suddenly sound like a math exam? Is that, like, a deliciousness score?
Hop BroMore or less, ABV is alcohol strength and IBU is bitterness level. It helps you read the difference in mouthfeel without guessing wildly.
MugiOhhh, so I can compare “light and easy” with “firm and bitter” using numbers on the menu. I’m becoming a beer detective already.
Hop BroExactly. The post didn’t list specific beer names, which is actually fun because you can explore Hiroshima Kita Beer without any preconceptions. Even the styles feel like a little guessing game.
MugiThat’s kind of exciting! And Shubo CRAFTMAN has that Kyoto machiya atmosphere, right? If I drink there, I’m going to act sophisticated by my second sip.
Hop BroThe setting really matters. With 40 draft beers and 40 sake options, it’s an impressive lineup, and a great place to ease into craft beer slowly.
MugiI’m done for, my throat is thirsty already. I want a Hiroshima Kita comparison tonight and I fully intend to nod seriously at every ABV and IBU number.
Hop BroThat’s the move. For a calm beer night in Kyoto, Shubo CRAFTMAN wins. First glass, we try to guess the style before looking too clever.
