BeerPub SCENT in Meguro puts eight beers on tap on April 3, including Heartland and Y.Market
BeerPub SCENT, a beer pub in Meguro, has unveiled its lineup for April 3. The eight beers on offer range from British staples like Heartland and Guinness to domestic craft, plus IPAs and sours from overseas breweries, making for a lineup that can be enjoyed well into the night.
Hop BroThe April 3 tap lineup at BeerPub SCENT in Meguro is pretty bold. When eight beers are lined up, from classics to more distinctive picks, the pub's character shows through at a glance.
MugiWhat, eight beers? If there are that many, I'd be so torn I might just collapse trying to decide what to drink first!
Hop BroFirst, it's best to start with Heartland and Guinness to settle your palate. When you have that reassuring permanent lineup, the craft beers that follow stand out even more.
MugiOhhh! But from London Pride to W-IPA feels like the range suddenly got way too broad, doesn't it? Wait, what's the right order to enjoy them in?!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting: starting with the mellow British styles and then moving into Golden Mild Ale and Double IPA creates a really clean flow. The bitterness gradually builds, and that's what makes it so good.
MugiThat's like a staircase of tasting! Then Burnt Mill's Red IPA and Y.Market's Hazy IPA sound fun to slip in along the way too!
Hop BroExactly, and the classy part is that it ends with a cherry sour. Finishing with acidity clears your mouth, and then your hand naturally reaches for the next glass.
MugiWait, sour beer has that kind of role too!? And 1-6-15 Meguro sounds like a place I could swing by after work!
Hop BroIt does, and since it opens at 18:00 and stays open until 25:00, you can still enjoy it even if you start late. The best part is that, in true beer-pub style, you can relax, sip at your own pace, and work through the lineup while mixing in the classics.
MugiWow, I want to go already! The coexistence of classics and unique beers is the most exciting thing of all. Tonight, let's both start with a first glass in Meguro!
April 3 Tap Lineup
The lineup BeerPub SCENT presented for April 3 is a well-balanced selection of eight beers, mixing classics with more distinctive choices. The first that stands out are the permanent staples, Heartland and Guinness. They are followed by Fuller's London Pride / English Pale Ale, Matsumoto Brewery x Kanpai Brewing Gekizaka Golden Mild Ale, and Minoh Beer W-IPA / Double IPA, a setup designed to make beer fans stop and take notice.
Also on tap are Burnt Mill Crimson Highway / Red IPA, Y.Market Fantasma / Hazy IPA, and DDC! Solstice d'Été Cerises / Sour Wheat Ale w/ Cherries. From the mellow drinkability of British styles to firmly bitter IPAs and sours with fruit-driven acidity, the appeal of the day is being able to enjoy a wide range of flavors all in one place.
The pub is located at 1-6-15 Meguro. It opens at 18:00 and stays open until 25:00, making it easy to stop in after work and take your time from the first glass onward. In an unpretentious beer-pub atmosphere, it naturally lends itself to pairing a reliable classic with several craft beers for comparison. With labels that evoke British pub culture alongside choices that feel distinctly current in the craft scene, this is a tap lineup that feels very much like SCENT.
On a day like this, when beers of different styles are lined up, it seems best to start with Heartland or Guinness to settle the palate, then move on to London Pride, Golden Mild Ale, and IPAs, finishing with the sour. For a night in Meguro when you want to relax and keep the glasses coming, this is a place worth remembering.
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Hop BroThe April 3 tap lineup at BeerPub SCENT in Meguro is pretty bold. When eight beers are lined up, from classics to more distinctive picks, the pub's character shows through at a glance.
MugiWhat, eight beers? If there are that many, I'd be so torn I might just collapse trying to decide what to drink first!
Hop BroFirst, it's best to start with Heartland and Guinness to settle your palate. When you have that reassuring permanent lineup, the craft beers that follow stand out even more.
MugiOhhh! But from London Pride to W-IPA feels like the range suddenly got way too broad, doesn't it? Wait, what's the right order to enjoy them in?!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting: starting with the mellow British styles and then moving into Golden Mild Ale and Double IPA creates a really clean flow. The bitterness gradually builds, and that's what makes it so good.
MugiThat's like a staircase of tasting! Then Burnt Mill's Red IPA and Y.Market's Hazy IPA sound fun to slip in along the way too!
Hop BroExactly, and the classy part is that it ends with a cherry sour. Finishing with acidity clears your mouth, and then your hand naturally reaches for the next glass.
MugiWait, sour beer has that kind of role too!? And 1-6-15 Meguro sounds like a place I could swing by after work!
Hop BroIt does, and since it opens at 18:00 and stays open until 25:00, you can still enjoy it even if you start late. The best part is that, in true beer-pub style, you can relax, sip at your own pace, and work through the lineup while mixing in the classics.
MugiWow, I want to go already! The coexistence of classics and unique beers is the most exciting thing of all. Tonight, let's both start with a first glass in Meguro!
