Awashima Soko Lists New Taps Including Onidensetsu and LOLEV Beers
Awashima Soko, a craft beer pub in Daita, Setagaya, has shared its tap list for October 21. The lineup includes Onidensetsu’s “Kaneki Belgian Single Ver.: Touki Densetsu” from Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, and LOLEV’s “Harvest III: Nigo” from Pennsylvania, USA.
Hop BroAwashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya has released its October 21 tap list. It is packed with intriguing beers from Japan and abroad.
MugiWhoa! Does a published tap list mean a list of the draft beers available that day?
Hop BroExactly. A tap is the draft-beer faucet, so the list tells you about today's beer discoveries.
MugiI love that—today's discoveries! So which beers are the ones to watch?
Hop BroFirst, Oni Densetsu from Noboribetsu, Hokkaido brings Kinoni Korian Single Ver.: Toki Densetsu. Even the name feels full of local lore and ogre mythology.
MugiThat name sounds fierce! Does “single” mean it is meant for one person? An ogre drinking alone?
Hop BroNot quite! In beer, “single” often refers to a lighter monastic-style ale. Think a lighter abbey-style beer.
MugiOgres and an abbey style? That is a crowded backstory, but now I really want to taste it!
Hop BroThen there is Harvest III: Nigori from LOLEV in Pennsylvania, USA. Its harvest-themed name makes it perfect for comparing seasonal ideas across borders.
MugiNigori means cloudy, right? If it looks hazy, that is not a poorly washed glass, is it?
Hop BroDefinitely not! Haze can come from hop compounds and yeast, contributing aroma and texture. Cloudiness can be character.
MugiI want both the Oni Densetsu and the LOLEV! With a Coming Soon section too, I could keep coming back.
Hop BroThe lineup can change, so check before visiting—but at Awashima Soko, let’s compare Japan and abroad. Which one should we order first?
MugiBoth, please! And I am already waiting for the next taps. Cheers are officially planned!
Awashima Soko shares its October 21 tap list
Awashima Soko, a craft beer pub in Setagaya, Tokyo, has published its tap list for October 21. The selection brings together beers from Japan and overseas, reflecting the pub’s focus on varied and distinctive craft beer.
The list includes “Kaneki Belgian Single Ver.: Touki Densetsu” from Onidensetsu, a brewery based in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido. The beer carries the brewery’s distinctive oni-themed identity and offers a chance to explore a regional Japanese craft beer at the taproom.
Also listed is “Harvest III: Nigo” from LOLEV in Pennsylvania, USA. With its harvest-themed name, the beer adds an international point of contrast to the Japanese selection.
A “Coming Soon” slot is also shown on the list, suggesting that another beer may be added later. Located in Daita, Awashima Soko is a good stop for drinkers who enjoy checking a changing tap lineup and comparing beers from different brewing cultures. Availability may change, so checking the current list before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAwashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya has released its October 21 tap list. It is packed with intriguing beers from Japan and abroad.
MugiWhoa! Does a published tap list mean a list of the draft beers available that day?
Hop BroExactly. A tap is the draft-beer faucet, so the list tells you about today's beer discoveries.
MugiI love that—today's discoveries! So which beers are the ones to watch?
Hop BroFirst, Oni Densetsu from Noboribetsu, Hokkaido brings Kinoni Korian Single Ver.: Toki Densetsu. Even the name feels full of local lore and ogre mythology.
MugiThat name sounds fierce! Does “single” mean it is meant for one person? An ogre drinking alone?
Hop BroNot quite! In beer, “single” often refers to a lighter monastic-style ale. Think a lighter abbey-style beer.
MugiOgres and an abbey style? That is a crowded backstory, but now I really want to taste it!
Hop BroThen there is Harvest III: Nigori from LOLEV in Pennsylvania, USA. Its harvest-themed name makes it perfect for comparing seasonal ideas across borders.
MugiNigori means cloudy, right? If it looks hazy, that is not a poorly washed glass, is it?
Hop BroDefinitely not! Haze can come from hop compounds and yeast, contributing aroma and texture. Cloudiness can be character.
MugiI want both the Oni Densetsu and the LOLEV! With a Coming Soon section too, I could keep coming back.
Hop BroThe lineup can change, so check before visiting—but at Awashima Soko, let’s compare Japan and abroad. Which one should we order first?
MugiBoth, please! And I am already waiting for the next taps. Cheers are officially planned!
