IN DAZE BREWING and HEISEI BREWING newly tapped at CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI
The beer pub CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI in Funabashi announced two newly tapped beers in a post on the evening of April 25. The Pale Lager HASE and HEISEI BREWING's flagship beer, Garyu Chosei, making its first appearance at the shop, were introduced, along with an invitation to the evening service and notes on their flavor characteristics.
Hop BroAt "CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI" in Funabashi, two new taps came in for the evening. IN DAZE BREWING's HASE and HEISEI BREWING's Garyu Chosei are both here, so these are the kind you definitely don't want to miss.
MugiWhoa! Two taps at once is basically a festival already! But how does a Pale Lager like HASE have a rice aroma?
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. HASE is introduced as having a pleasant rice aroma, and it has the crisp, easy-drinking character you'd expect from a lager. It's the kind of beer you can gulp down, but with an aroma that makes you grin a little.
MugiOhhh! But lagers kind of feel serious and tightly put together, right? If it's light, does the beer suddenly become a model student?
Hop BroExactly, lagers are the standard bearers of the clean and refreshing style. And since HASE is said to be easy to drink in big gulps, it should be a great fit for a hot day or for a first drink of the night.
MugiWhat is that, a beer that makes your throat happy first! So what kind of beer is the other one, Garyu Chosei? The name sounds strong, like a dragon might show up!
Hop BroGaryu Chosei is HEISEI BREWING's flagship beer, and it's an American Pale Ale. It has a refreshing bitterness that lingers, and its appeal is the balance between aroma and drinkability.
MugiWait, if it's the flagship, it's like the brewery's star player? And HEISEI BREWING is a brewery born from a liquor store? The backstory is delicious too!
Hop BroExactly. CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI is a beer pub that serves beers from all over Japan, and since it's a relaxed space on the second floor, it's a great place to take your time with new taps like these. A beer flight sounds like a lot of fun too.
MugiThey even have a beer flight? That's unfair! And if you pair it with Margherita pizza or spare ribs, it's perfect as a beer with food too. My stomach and my heart are already headed for the taps!
Hop BroThis is definitely a case of starting lightly with HASE, then enjoying the bitterness with Garyu Chosei. If you're drinking in Funabashi tonight, these two are the main attractions, and honestly, I want to go right now too.
MugiYep, it's a drink in Funabashi for tonight! A light lager and a refreshingly bitter pale ale both sound impossible to choose between!
Here is news of new guest beers from CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI, where you can enjoy craft beer in the Funabashi Station area. In a post on April 25, after finishing a private daytime booking, the shop announced two new taps in preparation for the evening service.
The two beers newly connected to the taps are HASE (Pale Lager / IN DAZE BREWING) and Garyu Chosei (American Pale Ale / HEISEI BREWING). In the post, HASE was introduced as "a light beer you can keep gulping down, with a pleasant rice aroma," suggesting a crisp, easy-drinking pour. Garyu Chosei, meanwhile, is HEISEI BREWING's flagship beer and was presented as a pale ale with a refreshing bitterness that lingers. HEISEI BREWING is making its first appearance at the shop, and its background as a brewery that grew out of a liquor store is another point sure to catch the eye of beer fans.
CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI is a beer pub that offers craft beers from all over Japan. The shop is on the second floor, with a calm layout that includes counter seating and table seating, making it easy to use for solo drinking or small gatherings. On the official website, they also promote a "beer flight" that lets you enjoy a rotating weekly selection a little at a time, as well as pairing courses available only from Sunday through Wednesday, making it a great fit for a style of enjoying beer together with food.
On the food side, the menu includes Margherita pizza stretched after each order, spare ribs, and assorted appetizers, making it easy to choose dishes that pair well with the changing taps. If you're following new taps in Funabashi, these two are not to be missed.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt "CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI" in Funabashi, two new taps came in for the evening. IN DAZE BREWING's HASE and HEISEI BREWING's Garyu Chosei are both here, so these are the kind you definitely don't want to miss.
MugiWhoa! Two taps at once is basically a festival already! But how does a Pale Lager like HASE have a rice aroma?
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. HASE is introduced as having a pleasant rice aroma, and it has the crisp, easy-drinking character you'd expect from a lager. It's the kind of beer you can gulp down, but with an aroma that makes you grin a little.
MugiOhhh! But lagers kind of feel serious and tightly put together, right? If it's light, does the beer suddenly become a model student?
Hop BroExactly, lagers are the standard bearers of the clean and refreshing style. And since HASE is said to be easy to drink in big gulps, it should be a great fit for a hot day or for a first drink of the night.
MugiWhat is that, a beer that makes your throat happy first! So what kind of beer is the other one, Garyu Chosei? The name sounds strong, like a dragon might show up!
Hop BroGaryu Chosei is HEISEI BREWING's flagship beer, and it's an American Pale Ale. It has a refreshing bitterness that lingers, and its appeal is the balance between aroma and drinkability.
MugiWait, if it's the flagship, it's like the brewery's star player? And HEISEI BREWING is a brewery born from a liquor store? The backstory is delicious too!
Hop BroExactly. CRAFT PORT FUNABASHI is a beer pub that serves beers from all over Japan, and since it's a relaxed space on the second floor, it's a great place to take your time with new taps like these. A beer flight sounds like a lot of fun too.
MugiThey even have a beer flight? That's unfair! And if you pair it with Margherita pizza or spare ribs, it's perfect as a beer with food too. My stomach and my heart are already headed for the taps!
Hop BroThis is definitely a case of starting lightly with HASE, then enjoying the bitterness with Garyu Chosei. If you're drinking in Funabashi tonight, these two are the main attractions, and honestly, I want to go right now too.
MugiYep, it's a drink in Funabashi for tonight! A light lager and a refreshingly bitter pale ale both sound impossible to choose between!
