Beersaurus Honkawagoe updates 4 guest taps including COEDO × beersaurus
Beersaurus Honkawagoe has updated its current guest taps. In addition to the COEDO × beersaurus collaboration IPA, the lineup now includes a West Coast hazy IPA and a commemorative beer from Isekadoya Brewery, offering a well-rounded selection at peak drinking time.
Hop BroAt Beersaurus in Honkawagoe, there's been a guest tap update. From the COEDO × beersaurus collaboration to West Coast-style beers and even Isekadoya Brewery, the lineup is pretty bold.
MugiWhoa! So it's all four beers in the IPA family? With that much hop going on, my nose is going to be busy before I even take a sip!
Hop BroThe main highlight is the COEDO × beersaurus Crash the Window IPA. Collaboration beers really show how the makers' personalities collide, and it's fun to see that interplay when it's poured from the tap.
MugiWhat do you mean by the magic of a collaboration IPA? What exactly is different? The name already sounds way too powerful, like it's going to smash the window with hops!
Hop BroSimply put, the two breweries' strengths show up in the way the ingredients are designed and how the aroma is brought out. In this case, it's easy to feel the difference in hop design, so even within the same IPA style, the aroma and bitterness take on different contours.
MugiI see! So what about West Coast's Endgame Magic? That name alone already sounds pretty magical, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroThis is a TDH Hazy IPA, so it's the type that really layers on aroma through triple dry hopping. Rather than making the bitterness sharp, it pushes juicy aroma to the front, and it's the kind of beer hazy fans can't resist.
MugiWait, triple dry hopping means adding hops three times? The hops are basically on a training camp inside the beer!
Hop BroAnd there's also Starwatcher IPA, plus Isekadoya Brewery's Nikukyu 29th Anniversary beer, which is great too. Anniversary beers have that celebratory feel, and even within IPA, it's fun to choose a beer like, "This is the one for today."
MugiPlus, since there's a change notice, it means the kegs are moving fast! Moments like this make it feel like your fate is decided the second you walk in, which is exciting!
Hop BroExactly, and it's also strong because it's within walking distance of Honkawagoe Station. If you can drink with food in the center of Kawagoe, you'll end up saying "just one more" and still want to properly compare everything anyway.
MugiYeah, yeah, this is definitely one of those go early situations! Hop bro, do we start with the collaboration IPA? Or dive straight into the hazy for the aroma?
At the beer pub "Beersaurus Honkawagoe" in the Kawagoe / Honkawagoe area, the current guest taps have been announced. The post confirms four distinct beers, ranging from the COEDO × beersaurus collaboration to West Coast and Isekadoya Brewery.
Current guest taps
- COEDO × beersaurus "Crash the Window IPA"
- West Coast "Endgame Magic TDH Hazy IPA"
- West Coast "Starwatcher IPA"
- Isekadoya Brewery "Nikukyu 29th Anniversary West Coast IPA"
The post also includes a switching notice with the word "change" for one West Coast beer, suggesting that the kegs are being rotated actively. Centered on IPA styles, this lineup makes it easy to compare differences in hop aroma and drinking feel.
Beersaurus Honkawagoe is a beer pub within walking distance of Honkawagoe Station. In the center of Kawagoe, it is known as a place where you can enjoy draft beer with food, making it easy to stop by when you are interested in a particular label. On a day like this, when collaboration beers from domestic breweries and anniversary brews are lined up together, it becomes a tempting spot for beer comparison.
Since it says "available until sold out," it would be best to visit early if there is a beer you want to try.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Beersaurus in Honkawagoe, there's been a guest tap update. From the COEDO × beersaurus collaboration to West Coast-style beers and even Isekadoya Brewery, the lineup is pretty bold.
MugiWhoa! So it's all four beers in the IPA family? With that much hop going on, my nose is going to be busy before I even take a sip!
Hop BroThe main highlight is the COEDO × beersaurus Crash the Window IPA. Collaboration beers really show how the makers' personalities collide, and it's fun to see that interplay when it's poured from the tap.
MugiWhat do you mean by the magic of a collaboration IPA? What exactly is different? The name already sounds way too powerful, like it's going to smash the window with hops!
Hop BroSimply put, the two breweries' strengths show up in the way the ingredients are designed and how the aroma is brought out. In this case, it's easy to feel the difference in hop design, so even within the same IPA style, the aroma and bitterness take on different contours.
MugiI see! So what about West Coast's Endgame Magic? That name alone already sounds pretty magical, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroThis is a TDH Hazy IPA, so it's the type that really layers on aroma through triple dry hopping. Rather than making the bitterness sharp, it pushes juicy aroma to the front, and it's the kind of beer hazy fans can't resist.
MugiWait, triple dry hopping means adding hops three times? The hops are basically on a training camp inside the beer!
Hop BroAnd there's also Starwatcher IPA, plus Isekadoya Brewery's Nikukyu 29th Anniversary beer, which is great too. Anniversary beers have that celebratory feel, and even within IPA, it's fun to choose a beer like, "This is the one for today."
MugiPlus, since there's a change notice, it means the kegs are moving fast! Moments like this make it feel like your fate is decided the second you walk in, which is exciting!
Hop BroExactly, and it's also strong because it's within walking distance of Honkawagoe Station. If you can drink with food in the center of Kawagoe, you'll end up saying "just one more" and still want to properly compare everything anyway.
MugiYeah, yeah, this is definitely one of those go early situations! Hop bro, do we start with the collaboration IPA? Or dive straight into the hazy for the aroma?
