Synchronicity to Run 9 Taps on April 6; Opens Let's Beer Works' "1759 Nitro Version"
CraftBeer Cafe & Bar Synchronicity in Noge, Yokohama, will be open with 9 taps on Monday, April 6. The lineup includes Let's Beer Works' "1759 Nitro Version" along with draft beers from Oni Densetsu, ISHINOMAKI HOP WORKS, and BLADE FACTORY BREWING.
Hop BroOn Monday, April 6, CraftBeer Cafe & Bar Synchronicity in Noge is running 9 taps. And one is a new tap opening, so a day like this already makes the place feel fun.
MugiWhoa, operating with 9 taps is amazing! With that many on the board, deciding what to drink first would make my heart wobble before my bangs do!
Hop BroThe highlight is Let's Beer Works' 1759 Nitro Version. It's an Irish Dry Stout finished on nitro, and even at 3.5% it's light, while still having the depth you want from a dark beer.
MugiNitro, what even is that! And Irish Dry Stout sounds like it has an adult-level darkness just from the name.
Hop BroNitro means pouring with nitrogen gas, which makes the foam finer and the mouthfeel smoother. That's why 1759's light, easy-drinking finish comes through so cleanly, and even though it isn't too heavy, it still has plenty of satisfaction.
MugiOhh! So even though it's a dark beer, it goes down easily. And this cold-steep method sounds like a science experiment!
Hop BroExactly. 1759 is based on a method Guinness used in the past, and Synchronicity's taps also include Oni Ripi Hoppy Saison, Makikaze IPA, and SABER ESB.
MugiWait, that's a traffic jam of names already! If there's everything from Pilsner to Hazy IPA, I feel like I could change personalities over and over just based on my mood today!
Hop BroThat's exactly what's interesting about Synchronicity. It lives up to its claim of being a bar with more taps than seats, with a lineup designed for drinking according to your mood. It also has fresh fruit cocktails, so changing pace between beers is part of the appeal.
MugiThen this is a must-go! If I can enjoy everything from the first drink to the last, I'd probably start with 1759 and, before I know it, end up at a fruit cocktail!
Operating with 9 taps, one newly opened
CraftBeer Cafe & Bar Synchronicity in Noge, Yokohama, will be open on Monday, April 6 from 16:00 to 23:30. Last orders are at 23:00, and that day the bar will run 9 taps with 1 new tap opened.
The highlight of the day is Let's Beer Works (Tokyo)'s "1759 Nitro Version". It is a nitro version of an Irish Dry Stout based on the cold-steep method used by Guinness, founded in 1759, and comes in at 3.5% ABV. It is described as delivering the depth expected of a stout while remaining easy to drink.
Other taps include Oni Ripi Hoppy Saison (Noboribetsu local beer Oni Densetsu), Makikaze IPA (ISHINOMAKI HOP WORKS), SABER ESB (BLADE FACTORY BREWING), Kinoni Pale Ale "Krush Single Ver." (Noboribetsu local beer Oni Densetsu), Sorachi Pilsner (Takikawa Craft Beer Kobo), Sakurayu Gose (Beppu Brewery), As You Feel #2/TDH Hazy IPA (TAROS BREWING), and Mr.Green Tackle/IPA (Repubrew).
The lineup spans a hoppy saison, ESB, pilsner, gose, and TDH Hazy IPA, making it easy to choose according to your mood. True to Synchronicity's identity as a beer pub that bills itself as a "bar with more taps than seats," the venue is set up to handle everything from your first drink to your last around craft beer. Fresh fruit cocktails are also popular, giving guests another way to switch things up between beers.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn Monday, April 6, CraftBeer Cafe & Bar Synchronicity in Noge is running 9 taps. And one is a new tap opening, so a day like this already makes the place feel fun.
MugiWhoa, operating with 9 taps is amazing! With that many on the board, deciding what to drink first would make my heart wobble before my bangs do!
Hop BroThe highlight is Let's Beer Works' 1759 Nitro Version. It's an Irish Dry Stout finished on nitro, and even at 3.5% it's light, while still having the depth you want from a dark beer.
MugiNitro, what even is that! And Irish Dry Stout sounds like it has an adult-level darkness just from the name.
Hop BroNitro means pouring with nitrogen gas, which makes the foam finer and the mouthfeel smoother. That's why 1759's light, easy-drinking finish comes through so cleanly, and even though it isn't too heavy, it still has plenty of satisfaction.
MugiOhh! So even though it's a dark beer, it goes down easily. And this cold-steep method sounds like a science experiment!
Hop BroExactly. 1759 is based on a method Guinness used in the past, and Synchronicity's taps also include Oni Ripi Hoppy Saison, Makikaze IPA, and SABER ESB.
MugiWait, that's a traffic jam of names already! If there's everything from Pilsner to Hazy IPA, I feel like I could change personalities over and over just based on my mood today!
Hop BroThat's exactly what's interesting about Synchronicity. It lives up to its claim of being a bar with more taps than seats, with a lineup designed for drinking according to your mood. It also has fresh fruit cocktails, so changing pace between beers is part of the appeal.
MugiThen this is a must-go! If I can enjoy everything from the first drink to the last, I'd probably start with 1759 and, before I know it, end up at a fruit cocktail!
