EIGHT UNDER in Yoga introduces GREATDANEBREWING's LEMON LAGER
EIGHT UNDER, a beer pub in Yoga, Setagaya, featured GREATDANEBREWING's LEMON LAGER in a post by manager Masato. The 5.0% lager was introduced as a beer found at a tasting event and described as a refreshing option for hot days.
Hop BroEIGHT UNDER in Yoga just posted some guest beer news I had to bring up. Manager Masato introduced GREATDANEBREWING's "LEMON LAGER"!
MugiWait, LEMON LAGER already sounds like summer in a glass! Is it tart and super crushable?
Hop BroThat's the charm. It's a 5.0% ABV bottom-fermented lager from Sendai's GREATDANEBREWING, with an easy-drinking body and a bright lemon lift.
MugiHold on, bottom fermented what now!? That sounds like some secret beer technique!
Hop BroIt does sound dramatic, but it just means slow and cold fermentation. That keeps the flavor clean and lets the lemon character come through neatly.
MugiOhhh! Then on a hot day it sounds like a palate reset button for your mouth. Perfect first pour!
Hop BroExactly. The post presents it as a beer they found at a tasting and makes it sound made for hot days without overselling it.
MugiI love that. Short description, huge craving. My beer brain activated immediately.
Hop BroAnd EIGHT UNDER is the kind of Yoga beer pub where you can drop in easily, with regular taps plus rotating guest taps to keep things interesting.
MugiWhat is that setup!? That's how people accidentally end up living a tap-chasing lifestyle!
Hop BroSince it's a lager with that lemon brightness, it works as a first beer or with food. A food-friendly pint like that makes me want one after work.
MugiThat's it, I'm thirsty now. If I can sit down in Yoga and enjoy one properly, I want a glass right now!
EIGHT UNDER, a beer pub in Yoga, Setagaya, introduced a new guest beer in a post by manager Masato. The featured beer is "LEMON LAGER" from GREATDANEBREWING in Sendai, Miyagi. The post notes the style as Lager and the ABV as 5.0%, and says it was one of the beers discovered at a tasting event.
Featured beer
- LEMON LAGER / GREATDANEBREWING
- Style: Lager
- ABV: 5.0%
The caption describes it as a beer whose lemon freshness suits hot weather. In other words, it is presented as a straightforward, easy-to-read guest beer with a clear seasonal appeal. Because the post focuses on the beer's character rather than elaborate framing, the message comes through cleanly: this is a lager with a bright lemon profile that should work well as a first drink or alongside food.
EIGHT UNDER is a beer pub where craft beer can be enjoyed in a relaxed setting at 3-15-18 Yoga. The appeal is not only the regular tap lineup, but also the chance to catch a guest beer that changes over time. For beer drinkers, that makes the bar a place to check for the day's special pour as much as for the neighborhood atmosphere. On warm days, a lemon lager like this one is exactly the kind of beer that makes a stop worthwhile.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroEIGHT UNDER in Yoga just posted some guest beer news I had to bring up. Manager Masato introduced GREATDANEBREWING's "LEMON LAGER"!
MugiWait, LEMON LAGER already sounds like summer in a glass! Is it tart and super crushable?
Hop BroThat's the charm. It's a 5.0% ABV bottom-fermented lager from Sendai's GREATDANEBREWING, with an easy-drinking body and a bright lemon lift.
MugiHold on, bottom fermented what now!? That sounds like some secret beer technique!
Hop BroIt does sound dramatic, but it just means slow and cold fermentation. That keeps the flavor clean and lets the lemon character come through neatly.
MugiOhhh! Then on a hot day it sounds like a palate reset button for your mouth. Perfect first pour!
Hop BroExactly. The post presents it as a beer they found at a tasting and makes it sound made for hot days without overselling it.
MugiI love that. Short description, huge craving. My beer brain activated immediately.
Hop BroAnd EIGHT UNDER is the kind of Yoga beer pub where you can drop in easily, with regular taps plus rotating guest taps to keep things interesting.
MugiWhat is that setup!? That's how people accidentally end up living a tap-chasing lifestyle!
Hop BroSince it's a lager with that lemon brightness, it works as a first beer or with food. A food-friendly pint like that makes me want one after work.
MugiThat's it, I'm thirsty now. If I can sit down in Yoga and enjoy one properly, I want a glass right now!
