HOP MAN Taps Devilcraft Brewing’s El Chico Diablo
HOP MAN, a craft beer pub in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has tapped Devilcraft Brewing’s El Chico Diablo. The American Pale Ale combines sweet caramel malt with grapefruit and herbal notes from classic American hops.
Hop BroHOP MAN in Chigasaki has just tapped Devilcraft Brewing’s El Chico Diablo on draft. That’s one worth chasing!
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds mischievous! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s an American Pale Ale: bright amber in color, with a great malt-hop balance at its core.
MugiI get amber, but malt-hop balance means… they don’t fight each other?
Hop BroThat’s pretty much it! Sweet caramel-malt richness meets grapefruit and herbal hops—a duet of sweetness and aroma.
MugiHerbal hops? Like medicine herbs? Beer suddenly sounds healthy!
Hop BroNot a health drink, sadly! “Herbal” here means fresh, grassy aromatics—think classic hop greenness and freshness.
MugiGot it! At 5.8% ABV and 40 IBU, the bitterness sounds approachable too!
Hop BroExactly. IBU is a bitterness guide, and 40 should be noticeable without going wild. It’s also brewed as a tribute to pale-ale greatness.
MugiNow I want to visit HOP MAN, on the second floor of Sunrize Shonan, and toast with this devilish pale ale!
Hop BroCheck the tap status first, then let’s go. I want to savor that caramel depth and grapefruit aroma—let’s drink one tonight!
HOP MAN, a craft beer pub located in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has announced the new tapping of Devilcraft Brewing’s El Chico Diablo.
El Chico Diablo is an American Pale Ale with an ABV of 5.8%, 40 IBUs, and an SRM of 5. The beer is described as a tribute to a well-known pale ale that played a major role in the early development of craft beer, while showcasing the style’s defining balance.
It pours a bright amber color. Sweet caramel malt forms the malt backbone, followed by grapefruit-like citrus character and herbal notes from classic American hops. The combination gives the beer a clear malt-and-hop profile without losing the approachable character associated with an American Pale Ale.
HOP MAN is located on the second floor of Sunrize Shonan in Chigasaki’s Jukkenzaka district. The pub regularly offers a changing selection of craft beer, making new tap announcements worth checking for visitors exploring the local beer scene. Guests interested in trying El Chico Diablo should confirm its current availability before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHOP MAN in Chigasaki has just tapped Devilcraft Brewing’s El Chico Diablo on draft. That’s one worth chasing!
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds mischievous! What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s an American Pale Ale: bright amber in color, with a great malt-hop balance at its core.
MugiI get amber, but malt-hop balance means… they don’t fight each other?
Hop BroThat’s pretty much it! Sweet caramel-malt richness meets grapefruit and herbal hops—a duet of sweetness and aroma.
MugiHerbal hops? Like medicine herbs? Beer suddenly sounds healthy!
Hop BroNot a health drink, sadly! “Herbal” here means fresh, grassy aromatics—think classic hop greenness and freshness.
MugiGot it! At 5.8% ABV and 40 IBU, the bitterness sounds approachable too!
Hop BroExactly. IBU is a bitterness guide, and 40 should be noticeable without going wild. It’s also brewed as a tribute to pale-ale greatness.
MugiNow I want to visit HOP MAN, on the second floor of Sunrize Shonan, and toast with this devilish pale ale!
Hop BroCheck the tap status first, then let’s go. I want to savor that caramel depth and grapefruit aroma—let’s drink one tonight!
