Two New Kegs Tapped at Toyama's BEER COLONY, Tap List Updated with Notable Picks Including T.Y HARBOR
Toyama City beer pub "BEER COLONY" has released its latest tap list. In this post, two new kegs were announced, and a diverse range of styles from domestic and international breweries is now on offer, including T.Y HARBOR's Pale Ale. With a preview of an anniversary week in early April as well, this is content craft beer fans looking for a spring pint won't want to miss.
Hop BroBEER COLONY in Toyama has updated its taps. This time too, two new kegs have been tapped, and the lineup really captures the current mood of the place.
MugiWait, just two kegs tapped and it's already that exciting? Even the phrase alone sounds delicious!
Hop BroThe first thing to note is T.Y HARBOR Pale Ale. It's a pint where you can really enjoy the malt character, and not just the aroma, but the richness of the malt comes through clearly too.
MugiBy malt character, do you mean it has a strong malt flavor? It suddenly feels like beer class has started!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's malt richness. Rather than going all-in on hop aroma, it has a bread-like sweetness and body, so it's the kind of beer that feels reassuring as you drink it.
MugiI get it! And having such a diverse lineup of domestic and international beers is so fun. Just reading the names feels like traveling!
Hop BroThat's what makes BEER COLONY special: they have Mountain Beach, a West Coast Pilsner, Frustum, a Hazy IPA, and Hamaru IPA, a West Coast IPA. On top of that, there's even a Russian Imperial Stout like OLD RASPUTIN, so the range is incredible.
MugiWait, there's a stout too!? You can take a trip from light and crisp to rich and heavy in one night. My stomach is going to turn into a sightseeing bus!
Hop BroAnd they even have a Lemon Sour like Lemosawa-san, so it's great for food pairings too. Being able to reset your palate with some acidity and move on to the next beer is a nice touch.
MugiThat's the best! And if they've already announced an anniversary week in early April, it makes me want to go while it's still spring. With that much choice near Toyama Station, there really isn't a reason not to stop by!
Hop BroYeah, the next rotation is exciting too, and if you go now, you can still aim for T.Y HARBOR's Pale Ale. Mugi, this is definitely the kind of night that ends with a beer after work.
MugiAgreed! Let's head to BEER COLONY in search of a spring pint tonight.
The beer pub BEER COLONY in Ushijimahonmachi, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, has updated its latest tap list on Instagram. The post announced the addition of new beers as "2 kegs tapped," and alongside an update on the shop's current status, it gives a detailed look at what is being poured right now.
The beer that stands out most in this update is T.Y HARBOR "Pale Ale". The post itself expresses special affection for this beer, introducing it as a pint where you can fully enjoy its malt character. In addition, the lineup offers a wide range of styles, from light lager-like beers to heavier stouts, including CRAFTROCK × Riip "Mountain Beach (West Coast Pilsner)," VERTERE × Ise Kado "Frustum (Hazy IPA)," Faction "Hamaru IPA (West Coast IPA)," and North Coast "OLD RASPUTIN (Russian Imperial Stout).
It also includes distinctive sour beers such as Yellow Beer Works "Lemosawa-san (Lemon Sour)," broadening the range of ways to enjoy them with food. The selection really highlights BEER COLONY's style, crossing domestic and overseas breweries.
The post also previews upcoming pours, including Yorocco's "Natsumikan SAISON," Yokohama Bay Brewing's "Yuzu Weiss," Oni Densetsu's "Kinki Pale Ale CGX Nelson Single," and Trademark's "Codebreaker." Anticipation is building for the next rotation as well.
BEER COLONY, located in an easily accessible area near Toyama Station, has become established as a relaxed local pub where you can enjoy a drink at your own pace. For anyone wanting to keep up with the latest taps, checking the shop's social media before visiting should make it easier to find the pint you're after.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBEER COLONY in Toyama has updated its taps. This time too, two new kegs have been tapped, and the lineup really captures the current mood of the place.
MugiWait, just two kegs tapped and it's already that exciting? Even the phrase alone sounds delicious!
Hop BroThe first thing to note is T.Y HARBOR Pale Ale. It's a pint where you can really enjoy the malt character, and not just the aroma, but the richness of the malt comes through clearly too.
MugiBy malt character, do you mean it has a strong malt flavor? It suddenly feels like beer class has started!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's malt richness. Rather than going all-in on hop aroma, it has a bread-like sweetness and body, so it's the kind of beer that feels reassuring as you drink it.
MugiI get it! And having such a diverse lineup of domestic and international beers is so fun. Just reading the names feels like traveling!
Hop BroThat's what makes BEER COLONY special: they have Mountain Beach, a West Coast Pilsner, Frustum, a Hazy IPA, and Hamaru IPA, a West Coast IPA. On top of that, there's even a Russian Imperial Stout like OLD RASPUTIN, so the range is incredible.
MugiWait, there's a stout too!? You can take a trip from light and crisp to rich and heavy in one night. My stomach is going to turn into a sightseeing bus!
Hop BroAnd they even have a Lemon Sour like Lemosawa-san, so it's great for food pairings too. Being able to reset your palate with some acidity and move on to the next beer is a nice touch.
MugiThat's the best! And if they've already announced an anniversary week in early April, it makes me want to go while it's still spring. With that much choice near Toyama Station, there really isn't a reason not to stop by!
Hop BroYeah, the next rotation is exciting too, and if you go now, you can still aim for T.Y HARBOR's Pale Ale. Mugi, this is definitely the kind of night that ends with a beer after work.
MugiAgreed! Let's head to BEER COLONY in search of a spring pint tonight.
