Himalaya table releases April 4 tap list, featuring 7 beers including Oni Densetsu and Minoh
Himalaya table (Uchikanda, Tokyo) posted its tap list for Saturday, April 4 on Instagram. The lineup includes seven beers from Oni Densetsu, Swan Lake, Brasserie Knot, Minoh Beer, Y.MARKET BREWING, Mojiko Retro Beer, and ogna, offering a wide range of styles to enjoy.
Hop BroHimalaya table in Kanda just put up its April 4 tap list. Oni Densetsu, Swan Lake, Brasserie Knot, Minoh, Y.MARKET, Mojiko Retro, and ogna are all in there - a pretty solid lineup.
MugiWhoa, seven beers on tap!? At that point, I'd be getting tipsy just looking at the menu!
Hop BroAnd the contents are great too. Oni Densetsu's Kinki Pale Ale is the CGX Nelson single version, so it really pushes the hop character forward and feels especially limited.
MugiHey, what's a single version? This suddenly sounds like a science experiment!
Hop BroBasically, they've narrowed it down to the main hop to make the differences in aroma easier to notice. So it's easier to pick up character like citrus notes or the Nelson aroma.
MugiI see, so it's good for side-by-side tasting! And with Aooni Pilsner and Swan Lake's Album (Alt), even the names already sound fun!
Hop BroExactly. The style range this time is impressive. They've got pale ale, alt, SIPA, pilsner, saison, IPL, and bitter, so you can choose based on your mood.
MugiSIPA and IPL - the alphabet is really jammed together! But it says there's also some malt depth, so now I kind of want something with a calmer flavor too.
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. You've got hop-forward beers like Brasserie Knot's HARBOR (SIPA), and easier-drinking ones like Mojiko Retro Beer’s pale ale. It's a well-rounded lineup.
MugiAnd they even have Minoh Beer’s Honey Saison and ogna’s Hima Bitter (anniversary beer)! That's almost unfair. Now I feel like heading to Kanda for a tasting session!
Hop BroSo in the end, Himalaya table is all about tasting side by side. If we work our way through everything from the limited Kinki to the anniversary Hima Bitter on the second floor in Uchikanda, one drink definitely won't be enough.
April 4 lineup
The beer pub "Himalaya table," located on the second floor in Uchikanda, Kanda, posted its lineup for Saturday, April 4 on Instagram. The post introduces seven beers, each with its own distinct character.
The beers on tap were Oni Densetsu's "Kinki Pale Ale 'CGX Nelson Single Ver.'" and "Aooni Pilsner," Swan Lake Beer’s "Album (Alt)," Brasserie Knot's "HARBOR (SIPA)," Minoh Beer’s "Honey Saison," Y.MARKET BREWING's "People - IPL -," Mojiko Retro Beer’s "Pale Ale," and Minami-Shinshu Beer ogna’s "Hima Bitter (anniversary beer)."
What stands out about this lineup is its broad range of styles, spanning pale ale, alt, SIPA, pilsner, saison, IPL, and bitter. From beers that foreground hop aroma to those with a calm, rounded malt presence, it is an arrangement that makes it easy to choose according to your mood. In particular, limited-edition offerings like "Kinki Pale Ale 'CGX Nelson Single Ver.'" and the anniversary beer "Hima Bitter" are notable highlights in the tap list.
Himalaya table is a beer pub located on the second floor of the Daido Building, 3-5-5 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. It is a place where you can enjoy craft beer as the main attraction, and it is also an easy stop for anyone looking for a drink in the Kanda area. On days like this, when such a diverse lineup is available, the enjoyment of tasting side by side becomes especially pronounced.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHimalaya table in Kanda just put up its April 4 tap list. Oni Densetsu, Swan Lake, Brasserie Knot, Minoh, Y.MARKET, Mojiko Retro, and ogna are all in there - a pretty solid lineup.
MugiWhoa, seven beers on tap!? At that point, I'd be getting tipsy just looking at the menu!
Hop BroAnd the contents are great too. Oni Densetsu's Kinki Pale Ale is the CGX Nelson single version, so it really pushes the hop character forward and feels especially limited.
MugiHey, what's a single version? This suddenly sounds like a science experiment!
Hop BroBasically, they've narrowed it down to the main hop to make the differences in aroma easier to notice. So it's easier to pick up character like citrus notes or the Nelson aroma.
MugiI see, so it's good for side-by-side tasting! And with Aooni Pilsner and Swan Lake's Album (Alt), even the names already sound fun!
Hop BroExactly. The style range this time is impressive. They've got pale ale, alt, SIPA, pilsner, saison, IPL, and bitter, so you can choose based on your mood.
MugiSIPA and IPL - the alphabet is really jammed together! But it says there's also some malt depth, so now I kind of want something with a calmer flavor too.
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. You've got hop-forward beers like Brasserie Knot's HARBOR (SIPA), and easier-drinking ones like Mojiko Retro Beer’s pale ale. It's a well-rounded lineup.
MugiAnd they even have Minoh Beer’s Honey Saison and ogna’s Hima Bitter (anniversary beer)! That's almost unfair. Now I feel like heading to Kanda for a tasting session!
Hop BroSo in the end, Himalaya table is all about tasting side by side. If we work our way through everything from the limited Kinki to the anniversary Hima Bitter on the second floor in Uchikanda, one drink definitely won't be enough.
