Shimbashi DRY-DOCK Updates Its Tap List, Featuring Five Beers Including Daisen G Beer
The tap list has been updated at the beer pub Shimbashi DRY-DOCK in Shimbashi. This lineup brings together five distinct styles, from hefeweizen and pale ale to IPA, pilsner, and schwarz.
Hop BroThe tap list has been updated at Shimbashi's Shimbashi DRY-DOCK. This time they're coming in strong with five beers that span quite a range, from a hefeweizen to a schwarz.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing there are five makes it hard to choose! A lineup where every beer looks completely different sounds impossible to decide from!
Hop BroThe first one to watch is Daisen G Beer's hefeweizen, right? It has that wheat-derived softness, and sometimes even a banana-like aroma. It's a fluffy, gentle beer.
MugiBanana? What is this, a fruit conference starting in a beer glass?! Is wheat softness really something you can notice that clearly?
Hop BroYou can. The next one, Shin'en no Pale Ale, is the kind that lets you enjoy the balance of aroma and bitterness. It goes down smoothly, but the interesting part is that it never feels boring.
MugiOhhh! Even the name, like "quiet forest," is beautiful. Light but full of character might be exactly my thing.
Hop BroAnd then there's AMERICAN IPA, where the hop presence is the star. When we talk about hop aroma here, we mean that bright, punchy fragrance, like citrus or tropical fruit, that really hits your nose.
MugiI love that punchy feeling! But hops are one of those things I kind of know by name, yet they always stay fuzzy in my head! So it's the main star of the aroma - got it!
Hop BroNext up is Shirataka Cascade Pilsner. Pilsners are crisp and easy-drinking, and with Cascade hops layered in, it's the kind of beer that catches the attention of both clean-drink fans and hop lovers.
MugiShirataka is a cool name too! And Cascade has such a strong ring to it! A beer that draws attention to its aroma sounds perfect after work!
Hop BroThe closing beer, Shonan Beer’s schwarz, is a black beer whose charm lies in the toasty aroma of roasted malt. It looks dark, but the appeal is that it stays easy to drink rather than becoming too heavy.
MugiWait, a black beer that goes down easily? That's kind of unfair. Toasty and crisp sounds way too fun to choose based on mood!
Hop BroBeing able to compare five such varied beers under the elevated tracks near Shimbashi Station is a strong lineup. If you go in thinking you'll just have one after work, before you know it you'll probably be on your second or third.
MugiExactly! There's no way I can choose just one today - everything sounds tempting! It's a night for tasting side by side, so we have to go!
The tap list has been updated at the beer pub Shimbashi DRY-DOCK, near Shimbashi Station and retaining the atmosphere of being tucked under the elevated tracks. The post introduces five beers with a wide range, from familiar styles to more distinctive ones.
Current Lineup
- Hefeweizen (Daisen G Beer)
- Shin'en no Pale Ale (Miyazaki Hideji Beer)
- AMERICAN IPA (Michinoku Fukushima Road Beer)
- Shirataka Cascade Pilsner (Yonezawa Jack's Brewery)
- Schwarz (Shonan Beer)
From the wheat-derived softness of the hefeweizen, to the American IPA that makes the presence of hops shine, to the pilsner that suggests a crisp drinking experience, and finally to the schwarz with its pronounced roasted malt aroma, this is a lineup that makes it easy to choose according to your mood. In particular, the "Shirataka Cascade Pilsner" is a beer that draws attention to the aroma of Cascade hops, just as its name suggests, and it is likely to catch the eye of hop lovers.
Shimbashi DRY-DOCK is a beer pub in a location that feels true to Shimbashi, where a drink after work feels right at home. It is a casual place to focus on beer, and it also suits those who want to compare multiple styles side by side. This update can be seen as a tap lineup that caters to a broad range of tastes, with everything from light and easy-drinking beers to more toasty, aromatic ones.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe tap list has been updated at Shimbashi's Shimbashi DRY-DOCK. This time they're coming in strong with five beers that span quite a range, from a hefeweizen to a schwarz.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing there are five makes it hard to choose! A lineup where every beer looks completely different sounds impossible to decide from!
Hop BroThe first one to watch is Daisen G Beer's hefeweizen, right? It has that wheat-derived softness, and sometimes even a banana-like aroma. It's a fluffy, gentle beer.
MugiBanana? What is this, a fruit conference starting in a beer glass?! Is wheat softness really something you can notice that clearly?
Hop BroYou can. The next one, Shin'en no Pale Ale, is the kind that lets you enjoy the balance of aroma and bitterness. It goes down smoothly, but the interesting part is that it never feels boring.
MugiOhhh! Even the name, like "quiet forest," is beautiful. Light but full of character might be exactly my thing.
Hop BroAnd then there's AMERICAN IPA, where the hop presence is the star. When we talk about hop aroma here, we mean that bright, punchy fragrance, like citrus or tropical fruit, that really hits your nose.
MugiI love that punchy feeling! But hops are one of those things I kind of know by name, yet they always stay fuzzy in my head! So it's the main star of the aroma - got it!
Hop BroNext up is Shirataka Cascade Pilsner. Pilsners are crisp and easy-drinking, and with Cascade hops layered in, it's the kind of beer that catches the attention of both clean-drink fans and hop lovers.
MugiShirataka is a cool name too! And Cascade has such a strong ring to it! A beer that draws attention to its aroma sounds perfect after work!
Hop BroThe closing beer, Shonan Beer’s schwarz, is a black beer whose charm lies in the toasty aroma of roasted malt. It looks dark, but the appeal is that it stays easy to drink rather than becoming too heavy.
MugiWait, a black beer that goes down easily? That's kind of unfair. Toasty and crisp sounds way too fun to choose based on mood!
Hop BroBeing able to compare five such varied beers under the elevated tracks near Shimbashi Station is a strong lineup. If you go in thinking you'll just have one after work, before you know it you'll probably be on your second or third.
MugiExactly! There's no way I can choose just one today - everything sounds tempting! It's a night for tasting side by side, so we have to go!
