Four Taros Brewing beers arrive at El Hori in Kameari
El Hori, a Kameari beer pub centered on Japanese craft beer and tacos, has received four beers from Taros Brewing in Hiroshima City. The lineup includes an imperial red ale, a white stout, a West Coast IPA, and a TDH hazy IPA, making it easy to pair drinks with food or compare styles side by side.
Hop BroEl Hori in Kameari is looking very serious today. It just got four fresh pours from Hiroshima's Taro's Brewing, and this setup is perfect for a tasting run.
MugiWait, a mini beer fest at a taco pub? That is wildly unfair to my self-control!
Hop BroThe lineup is smart, too. Artemis is an Imperial Red Ale, and Morning Delight is a White Stout, so it is not just IPA all the way down.
MugiHold on, a white stout? That sounds like a beer having an identity crisis!
Hop BroThat is exactly why it is fun. You get roasty contrast with a lighter-looking beer, so the surprise is part of the experience.
MugiSo my brain does a double take before my mouth catches up? I respect that.
Hop BroAnd the IPA side is strong too. Dampweed is a West Coast IPA with clear bitterness and a sharp outline, great when you want something crisp and defined.
MugiOkay, but One-ness - Dolcita - being a TDH Hazy IPA sounds like a secret code. Dolcita totally sounds like a special attack.
Hop BroClose, but no battle scene. TDH means Triple Dry Hopped, basically loading in extra hop aroma so the character really jumps out.
MugiOhh, so with that new Dolcita hop, it is all about big aroma personality. Suddenly this tasting feels like field research!
Hop BroExactly, and El Hori gives you tacos with it, so you can follow one brewery, four faces from bitter IPA to malt-driven red ale.
MugiThat settles it. I want tacos, I want beer, and I want to drink the whole set in order. We have to go!
At El Hori in Kameari, a beer pub built around Japanese craft beer and tacos, four beers from Taros Brewing in Hiroshima City have arrived. The lineup is broad enough to move from food-friendly pours to a side-by-side tasting: an imperial red ale, a white stout, a West Coast IPA, and a TDH hazy IPA.
Beers on tap
- Artemis (Imperial Red Ale)
A beer for drinkers who want malt depth and a red-ale profile.
- Morning Delight (White Stout)
A rare style that invites you to compare appearance and flavor.
- Damp Weed (West Coast IPA)
A straightforward choice for hop bitterness and a sharper finish.
- Oneness - Dorsita - (TDH Hazy IPA)
Brewed with the new hop Dorsita, with an emphasis on aroma and hop character.
El Hori's appeal is that it pairs Japanese craft beer with tacos in a casual pub setting. A spread like this makes it easy to choose by mood, whether you want a bitter IPA, a malt-forward red ale, or something more unusual like a white stout. For drinkers in Kameari, this is a useful stop when you want to follow the current shape of Japanese craft beer without leaving the neighborhood.
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Hop BroEl Hori in Kameari is looking very serious today. It just got four fresh pours from Hiroshima's Taro's Brewing, and this setup is perfect for a tasting run.
MugiWait, a mini beer fest at a taco pub? That is wildly unfair to my self-control!
Hop BroThe lineup is smart, too. Artemis is an Imperial Red Ale, and Morning Delight is a White Stout, so it is not just IPA all the way down.
MugiHold on, a white stout? That sounds like a beer having an identity crisis!
Hop BroThat is exactly why it is fun. You get roasty contrast with a lighter-looking beer, so the surprise is part of the experience.
MugiSo my brain does a double take before my mouth catches up? I respect that.
Hop BroAnd the IPA side is strong too. Dampweed is a West Coast IPA with clear bitterness and a sharp outline, great when you want something crisp and defined.
MugiOkay, but One-ness - Dolcita - being a TDH Hazy IPA sounds like a secret code. Dolcita totally sounds like a special attack.
Hop BroClose, but no battle scene. TDH means Triple Dry Hopped, basically loading in extra hop aroma so the character really jumps out.
MugiOhh, so with that new Dolcita hop, it is all about big aroma personality. Suddenly this tasting feels like field research!
Hop BroExactly, and El Hori gives you tacos with it, so you can follow one brewery, four faces from bitter IPA to malt-driven red ale.
MugiThat settles it. I want tacos, I want beer, and I want to drink the whole set in order. We have to go!
