El Hori in Kameari Highlights Four Good Hops Beers
Beer pub El Hori in Kameari, Tokyo introduced Good Hops from Tono, Iwate in an August 18 Instagram post. The lineup spans a hoppy lager, a pale ale brewed with a new hop variety, and two IPAs.
Hop BroKameari’s El Hori has something good going on today. They’ve got four Good Hops beers lined up from Tono, Iwate.
MugiWhat! A taco pub with that kind of lineup? That sounds like a full-on Good Hops takeover!
Hop BroThe list is pretty solid: "Tono no Ibuki" as a hoppy lager, "Uncountable Pale Ale," plus "Hop Farmers IPA" and "Summer Glow." It’s a wide style range and easy to choose from.
MugiHold on, what even is that? A hoppy lager sounds like lager but extra hoppy, and my brain is slipping on the floor.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. You keep the crisp drinkability of a lager, but push the hop aroma forward. In beer-nerd terms, it’s aroma-forward design; in normal-human terms, it smells great and goes down easy.
MugiOhhh, that actually sounds perfect for a first glass! But "Uncountable"... is that the name of a hop or the final boss in a fantasy game?
Hop BroNot a boss, though I’d respect it if it were. It’s an original new hop developed by Good Hops, and using it in a pale ale is a smart way to show off that character. An original new hop is already enough to hook me.
MugiThat’s wild! So they’re not just making beer, they’re basically raising superhero ingredients. Massive hop farmer hero energy there.
Hop BroAnd "Hop Farmers IPA" is being presented as their first core model. Add "Summer Glow" on top, and you’ve got their first core IPA next to a brighter seasonal-feeling option.
MugiSo you can start light with the lager and move into full hop mode with the IPAs. And at El Hori, those beers are probably perfect with tacos, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s the kind of lineup that works with food instead of fighting it, which makes this a strong stop if you’re hunting Japanese craft beer in Kameari. Honestly, it sounds like tonight’s ideal flight.
MugiThen that settles it. I’m starting with Tono no Ibuki and finishing on Summer Glow, with tacos parked next to me. I want that toast now.
Beer pub and taco spot El Hori in Kameari, Tokyo featured Good Hops from Tono, Iwate in an Instagram post on August 18. The post shows four beers, listed from left to right as Tono no Ibuki (Hoppy Lager), Uncountable Pale Ale, Hop Farmers IPA, and Summer Glow (IPA).
The standout is the pale ale made with Good Hops' original new hop variety, Uncountable, alongside Hop Farmers IPA, which is being introduced as a first regular lineup item. With styles ranging from lager to pale ale and IPA, the selection makes it easy to start with something crisp and move toward more hop-forward pours. At a venue that pairs craft beer with tacos, the lineup is especially easy to imagine alongside food.
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Hop BroKameari’s El Hori has something good going on today. They’ve got four Good Hops beers lined up from Tono, Iwate.
MugiWhat! A taco pub with that kind of lineup? That sounds like a full-on Good Hops takeover!
Hop BroThe list is pretty solid: "Tono no Ibuki" as a hoppy lager, "Uncountable Pale Ale," plus "Hop Farmers IPA" and "Summer Glow." It’s a wide style range and easy to choose from.
MugiHold on, what even is that? A hoppy lager sounds like lager but extra hoppy, and my brain is slipping on the floor.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. You keep the crisp drinkability of a lager, but push the hop aroma forward. In beer-nerd terms, it’s aroma-forward design; in normal-human terms, it smells great and goes down easy.
MugiOhhh, that actually sounds perfect for a first glass! But "Uncountable"... is that the name of a hop or the final boss in a fantasy game?
Hop BroNot a boss, though I’d respect it if it were. It’s an original new hop developed by Good Hops, and using it in a pale ale is a smart way to show off that character. An original new hop is already enough to hook me.
MugiThat’s wild! So they’re not just making beer, they’re basically raising superhero ingredients. Massive hop farmer hero energy there.
Hop BroAnd "Hop Farmers IPA" is being presented as their first core model. Add "Summer Glow" on top, and you’ve got their first core IPA next to a brighter seasonal-feeling option.
MugiSo you can start light with the lager and move into full hop mode with the IPAs. And at El Hori, those beers are probably perfect with tacos, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s the kind of lineup that works with food instead of fighting it, which makes this a strong stop if you’re hunting Japanese craft beer in Kameari. Honestly, it sounds like tonight’s ideal flight.
MugiThen that settles it. I’m starting with Tono no Ibuki and finishing on Summer Glow, with tacos parked next to me. I want that toast now.
