Potluck_cbb in Shiba Welcomes Two New Afuri Brewing IPAs
Potluck_cbb, a beer pub in Tokyo’s Shiba district, has announced two new arrivals from Atsugi-based Afuri Brewing: Yuzu Afuri IPA and DDH Hazy IPA 4.0. Both are listed as DDH Hazy IPAs at 6.5% ABV.
Hop BroPotluck_cbb in Shiba, Tokyo has two new Afuri beers from Atsugi’s Afuri Brewing: both are DDH Hazy IPAs.
MugiWhoa! Two Afuri releases at one pub to compare? That sounds like an immediate after-work detour!
Hop BroThey are Yuzu Afuri IPA and DDH Hazy IPA 4.0. Both are listed as DDH Hazy IPA at 6.5% ABV.
MugiWhat does DDH even mean? And “hazy” sounds like the beer got lost in fog!
Hop BroDDH means double dry-hopped: brewers add lots of hops during or late in fermentation to boost the hop aroma. Hazy IPAs are cloudy and usually feel softer on the palate.
MugiOh, so it is an IPA where you drink the aroma, not just brace for bitterness. I might be ready for this!
Hop BroYuzu Afuri IPA is especially intriguing: juicy hop character meets a hint of yuzu. That feels very Afuri Brewing, doesn’t it?
MugiYuzu and IPA! Japanese citrus meets hops? My nose is already trying to climb into the glass!
Hop BroDDH Hazy IPA 4.0 has a striking name, though the post lists it at 6.5% ABV. All the more reason to compare the two flavor profiles without assumptions.
MugiEven the number is a snack-sized mystery! Now I am stuck deciding which one comes first.
Hop BroPotluck_cbb is on the first floor of Shiba Park Square, 2-16-5 Shiba. It is perfect after work—just check tap availability before you go.
MugiThen let’s go compare Hazy IPAs in Shiba! I want to toast with that yuzu aroma while it is pouring!
Beer pub Potluck_cbb in Shiba, Tokyo, has announced two new beers from Afuri Brewing, a brewery based in Atsugi.
Both beers are listed as DDH Hazy IPAs with an ABV of 6.5%:
- Yuzu Afuri IPA
- DDH Hazy IPA 4.0
The Yuzu Afuri IPA stands out for its use of yuzu in the beer’s name, suggesting a citrus-led expression alongside the juicy hop character associated with the DDH Hazy IPA style. It is a bottle—or tap—choice for drinkers interested in how Japanese citrus notes meet modern hazy IPA brewing.
DDH Hazy IPA 4.0 offers a second opportunity to explore Afuri Brewing’s take on the style. With both beers sharing the same listed ABV and style, a side-by-side tasting at Potluck_cbb could highlight the differences in aroma, citrus character, bitterness, and finish.
Potluck_cbb is located on the first floor of Shiba Park Square at 2-16-5 Shiba. The beer pub provides a convenient setting for exploring rotating selections from Japanese breweries, whether stopping by after work or planning a focused tasting. Availability may change, so guests should check with the pub for the current tap list.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroPotluck_cbb in Shiba, Tokyo has two new Afuri beers from Atsugi’s Afuri Brewing: both are DDH Hazy IPAs.
MugiWhoa! Two Afuri releases at one pub to compare? That sounds like an immediate after-work detour!
Hop BroThey are Yuzu Afuri IPA and DDH Hazy IPA 4.0. Both are listed as DDH Hazy IPA at 6.5% ABV.
MugiWhat does DDH even mean? And “hazy” sounds like the beer got lost in fog!
Hop BroDDH means double dry-hopped: brewers add lots of hops during or late in fermentation to boost the hop aroma. Hazy IPAs are cloudy and usually feel softer on the palate.
MugiOh, so it is an IPA where you drink the aroma, not just brace for bitterness. I might be ready for this!
Hop BroYuzu Afuri IPA is especially intriguing: juicy hop character meets a hint of yuzu. That feels very Afuri Brewing, doesn’t it?
MugiYuzu and IPA! Japanese citrus meets hops? My nose is already trying to climb into the glass!
Hop BroDDH Hazy IPA 4.0 has a striking name, though the post lists it at 6.5% ABV. All the more reason to compare the two flavor profiles without assumptions.
MugiEven the number is a snack-sized mystery! Now I am stuck deciding which one comes first.
Hop BroPotluck_cbb is on the first floor of Shiba Park Square, 2-16-5 Shiba. It is perfect after work—just check tap availability before you go.
MugiThen let’s go compare Hazy IPAs in Shiba! I want to toast with that yuzu aroma while it is pouring!
