LANA Beer Serves Two Guest Beers: Shirohonoka and Instinct West Coast IPA
At the beer pub LANA Beer in Takatsu Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, two guest beers were served: Sapporo Beer’s "Shirohonoka" and THE BLISS BREWERY’s "Instinct West Coast IPA." The post encouraged people to relax and enjoy beer during the brighter hours of the day.
Hop BroMizonokuchi’s LANA Beer has added two guest beers. The lineup is Sapporo Beer’s "Shirohonoka" and THE BLISS BREWERY’s "Instinct West Coast IPA," which is a pretty wide range and that’s what makes it fun.
MugiWhoa! Shirohonoka is that beer with the gentle-sounding name, right? It suddenly feels like a refined older sister has shown up!
Hop BroExactly. It gives a soft impression, but it’s still a beer with presence. LANA Beer is introduced as a beer hall & beer stand, and it has the kind of broad appeal that can handle everything from regular pours to guest beers.
MugiHuh! But what is a "West Coast IPA"? Was it made with ocean breezes? When I hear West Coast IPA, I half expect a surfboard to appear!
Hop BroNo, no. That’s a beer style, and the star is its firm bitterness and hop aroma. In other words, it comes in with aroma and finishes with bitterness, so the character comes through clearly when you drink it.
MugiI get it! So "Instinct West Coast IPA" sounds strong from the name alone, but it’s the kind that hits you with a burst of hop aroma? I might like that!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this lineup interesting is that the side-by-side tasting is enjoyable. Shirohonoka goes in a softer direction, while Instinct goes in a sharper direction, so the differences in character stand out clearly at the same shop.
MugiWait, it changes that much even at the same place? A beer where you can tell the difference in character is kind of like human relationships, and that’s interesting!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the post says that since the recent cold weather has eased up, they want people to enjoy a drink during the sunlit hours. That’s the kind of vibe that makes you want to start drinking from lunchtime.
MugiWow, that sounds amazing. The moment someone says relax and enjoy beer, I’m already clinking glasses in my head! Taking it easy in Mizonokuchi sounds really nice.
Hop BroIn short, LANA Beer is the perfect place to calmly enjoy a beer that catches your interest. Gently with Shirohonoka, then crisply with Instinct. Today, I want both.
MugiDeal! I’m completely on board with wanting both! I want to start with Shirohonoka to relax, then move on to Instinct and enjoy that firm bitterness!
At the beer pub LANA Beer in Mizonokuchi, Takatsu Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, two guest beers were served: Sapporo Beer’s "Shirohonoka" and THE BLISS BREWERY’s "Instinct West Coast IPA." In an Instagram post, the shop said the recent cold weather has eased up and encouraged people to take their time enjoying beer in the daylight.
Guest Beer Lineup
- Shirohonoka / Sapporo Beer
- Instinct West Coast IPA / THE BLISS BREWERY
- The post introduced it as a West Coast IPA with a firm bitterness and the aroma of hops.
LANA Beer is also described in the post as a "beer hall & beer stand," a place that welcomes everything from staple pours to guest beers. This lineup pairs Sapporo Beer’s Shirohonoka with a West Coast IPA that has a clearly defined hop character, making it easy to compare how different their styles are.
For craft beer fans, the appeal is not just seeing different brands on tap, but also getting a sense of the character the shop is currently pouring. At LANA Beer, you can enjoy these rotating guest taps in a relaxed atmosphere where beer goes well with food. It is the kind of place worth checking out on a day when you want to calmly savor a beer that catches your interest in the Mizonokuchi area.
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Hop BroMizonokuchi’s LANA Beer has added two guest beers. The lineup is Sapporo Beer’s "Shirohonoka" and THE BLISS BREWERY’s "Instinct West Coast IPA," which is a pretty wide range and that’s what makes it fun.
MugiWhoa! Shirohonoka is that beer with the gentle-sounding name, right? It suddenly feels like a refined older sister has shown up!
Hop BroExactly. It gives a soft impression, but it’s still a beer with presence. LANA Beer is introduced as a beer hall & beer stand, and it has the kind of broad appeal that can handle everything from regular pours to guest beers.
MugiHuh! But what is a "West Coast IPA"? Was it made with ocean breezes? When I hear West Coast IPA, I half expect a surfboard to appear!
Hop BroNo, no. That’s a beer style, and the star is its firm bitterness and hop aroma. In other words, it comes in with aroma and finishes with bitterness, so the character comes through clearly when you drink it.
MugiI get it! So "Instinct West Coast IPA" sounds strong from the name alone, but it’s the kind that hits you with a burst of hop aroma? I might like that!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this lineup interesting is that the side-by-side tasting is enjoyable. Shirohonoka goes in a softer direction, while Instinct goes in a sharper direction, so the differences in character stand out clearly at the same shop.
MugiWait, it changes that much even at the same place? A beer where you can tell the difference in character is kind of like human relationships, and that’s interesting!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the post says that since the recent cold weather has eased up, they want people to enjoy a drink during the sunlit hours. That’s the kind of vibe that makes you want to start drinking from lunchtime.
MugiWow, that sounds amazing. The moment someone says relax and enjoy beer, I’m already clinking glasses in my head! Taking it easy in Mizonokuchi sounds really nice.
Hop BroIn short, LANA Beer is the perfect place to calmly enjoy a beer that catches your interest. Gently with Shirohonoka, then crisply with Instinct. Today, I want both.
MugiDeal! I’m completely on board with wanting both! I want to start with Shirohonoka to relax, then move on to Instinct and enjoy that firm bitterness!
