Guinness, Shiga Kogen IPA, and Kyoto Brewing NZ Pils arrive at Tullamore
The Irish pub Tullamore in Tomigaya, Tokyo, announced its draft beer lineup for service starting at 4:00 p.m. on May 28. In addition to Guinness, Yebisu, and Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, Riot Beer’s anniversary beer and a guest beer from Kyoto Brewing will also be on offer.
Hop BroTullamore, the Irish pub in Tomigaya, has put out a pretty strong tap list for its May 28, from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. service. Along with Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu, the guest selections are going bold too.
MugiWhoa! Guinness and Shiga Kogen IPA right off the bat? Those are way too different for the first drink, aren’t they? I feel like it would reveal your personality just by choosing one!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it fun. You’ve got three easy-to-understand pillars: stout, IPA, and lager, so it’s easy to pick based on your mood. It keeps the classics covered while making comparison drinking easy too.
MugiBut wait, what even is an English Bitter? That sounds like an English textbook title, and I can’t tell if it’s bitter or just very proper!
Hop BroNice one. Tullamore’s 21st anniversary beer, More Bitter by Riot Beer, is, as the name says, an English bitter style, and its appeal is more about malt sweetness and a calm bitterness than flashiness. And if it’s already on the second keg, that means it must be getting a good response.
MugiOhh! So it’s one of those slow-burning delicious beers. Not just icy, harsh bitterness, but something with real body too - I like that!
Hop BroAnd the guest beer, Kyoto Brewing’s Irotoridori NZ Pils Edition, is interesting. It’s a pilsner with a massive hop charge, bringing out citrus, pineapple, berries, and even melon - a pretty flashy beer.
MugiWhat! It’s like a pilsner-faced aroma monster! Easy to drink and crisp, but then it suddenly starts talking through its aroma.
Hop BroExactly. And with food like fritters of baby corn with the husk on, sautéed spiced lamb and vegetables, and pork and potato curry, you can play around by pairing strongly aromatic beers with food.
MugiThat sounds great. A slow, relaxed comparison session at a pub is the best, isn’t it? I’d want to settle in with Guinness, get excited by the NZ Pils, and then end with More Bitter and just savor it all.
Hop BroExactly. In the Yoyogi Park and Yoyogi-Hachiman station area, this lineup is seriously strong. Today’s selection is rich from staples to guest beers, so it’s definitely the kind of day where one glass won’t be enough for us either.
MugiYeah, just reading about it makes my throat want a drink! I want to head to Tullamore right now and start with a Guinness!
The Irish Pub Tullamore in Tomigaya, Tokyo, announced its service lineup for May 28, from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.. The draft selection ranges from staples to guest beers, making it easy for beer fans to enjoy a tasting comparison.
Draft lineup for the day
The regular beers are Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu. With a clear lineup of stout, IPA, and lager, it is easy to choose according to your mood from the very first pour.
In addition, Tullamore 21st Anniversary Beer More Bitter by Riot Beer will be served as an English Bitter. The post says it is on the second keg, suggesting it has been very well received.
The guest beer is Kyoto Brewing Irotoridori NZ Pils Edition. This pilsner uses a large amount of hops, and is characterized by aromas of citrus, pineapple, berries, and melon. Although brewed as a pilsner, it is introduced as having hop presence comparable to an IPA, making it a beer that balances lightness and vibrant aroma.
Easy to enjoy with food pairings
On the food side, fritters of baby corn with the husk on, sautéed spiced lamb and vegetables with hummus, and pork and potato curry are all available starting that day. With fried dishes, spice-forward meat dishes, and curry all on the menu, it is easy to build a meal around the different beer styles. In particular, the aromatic NZ Pils and the flavorful More Bitter seem likely to pair especially well with food.
Tullamore is an Irish pub in the Yoyogi Park and Yoyogi-Hachiman station area. In the calm atmosphere of a proper pub, it looks like it will be a day to slowly work through draft beers, from classic Guinness to distinctive guest brews.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTullamore, the Irish pub in Tomigaya, has put out a pretty strong tap list for its May 28, from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. service. Along with Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu, the guest selections are going bold too.
MugiWhoa! Guinness and Shiga Kogen IPA right off the bat? Those are way too different for the first drink, aren’t they? I feel like it would reveal your personality just by choosing one!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it fun. You’ve got three easy-to-understand pillars: stout, IPA, and lager, so it’s easy to pick based on your mood. It keeps the classics covered while making comparison drinking easy too.
MugiBut wait, what even is an English Bitter? That sounds like an English textbook title, and I can’t tell if it’s bitter or just very proper!
Hop BroNice one. Tullamore’s 21st anniversary beer, More Bitter by Riot Beer, is, as the name says, an English bitter style, and its appeal is more about malt sweetness and a calm bitterness than flashiness. And if it’s already on the second keg, that means it must be getting a good response.
MugiOhh! So it’s one of those slow-burning delicious beers. Not just icy, harsh bitterness, but something with real body too - I like that!
Hop BroAnd the guest beer, Kyoto Brewing’s Irotoridori NZ Pils Edition, is interesting. It’s a pilsner with a massive hop charge, bringing out citrus, pineapple, berries, and even melon - a pretty flashy beer.
MugiWhat! It’s like a pilsner-faced aroma monster! Easy to drink and crisp, but then it suddenly starts talking through its aroma.
Hop BroExactly. And with food like fritters of baby corn with the husk on, sautéed spiced lamb and vegetables, and pork and potato curry, you can play around by pairing strongly aromatic beers with food.
MugiThat sounds great. A slow, relaxed comparison session at a pub is the best, isn’t it? I’d want to settle in with Guinness, get excited by the NZ Pils, and then end with More Bitter and just savor it all.
Hop BroExactly. In the Yoyogi Park and Yoyogi-Hachiman station area, this lineup is seriously strong. Today’s selection is rich from staples to guest beers, so it’s definitely the kind of day where one glass won’t be enough for us either.
MugiYeah, just reading about it makes my throat want a drink! I want to head to Tullamore right now and start with a Guinness!
