Dolphin Industry updates its June 16 tap list with six beers and Sauce Flight
Dolphin Industry, a beer pub on the 3rd floor of the Hamada Building in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City, updated its tap list in a June 16 post. The lineup includes six beers from Kyoto Brewing, TAROS BREWING, Hideji Beer, Minoh Beer, RISE & WIN, and Patagonia Provisions, plus a new Sauce Flight.
Hop BroDolphin Industry in Kagoshima just dropped a June 16 tap update, and it is stacked: Kyoto Brewing, TAROS BREWING, Hideji Beer, Minoh Beer, RISE & WIN, and Patagonia Provisions.
MugiWhat! Six taps at once? My brain is already in happy hour. What kind of lineup are we talking about?
Hop BroIf you want an easy start, Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure 2026 is a 4.5% IPA that drinks smoothly. TAROS's Side by side, on the other hand, is an 8% Double IPA with a real punch.
MugiDouble IPA? What is that? Does twice the IPA mean twice the bitterness, twice the hype, and somehow broader shoulders?
Hop BroNot broader shoulders, but it is a hop-up build. More aroma, more bitterness, and usually more alcohol too, so think of it as a richer, stronger IPA.
MugiOhh! Then Hideji Beer's Mango Lager being a 6% lager already sounds like tropical trouble in the best way.
Hop BroExactly. And Minoh Beer's Hoppy Weizen is the sneaky one. A weizen brings soft wheat character, then the hop aroma jumps in on top.
MugiWhat even is weizen? That sounds like a spell you'd cast and then a beer sprite appears.
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's a wheat beer with gentle banana notes and a fluffy, soft mouthfeel. Easy to approach, not scary at all.
MugiThat sounds dangerous for my self-control. RISE & WIN's Morning summer and Patagonia Provisions' Hazy IPA duo feel made for burgers.
Hop BroAnd then Dolphin Industry adds Sauce Flight on top of that. Pick sauces for fries, burgers, or tacos, and suddenly you're building your own pairing game. I want a pint already.
MugiSame. I want to do the beer-and-sauce loop and finish on Long root Hazy IPA. Dolphin Industry feels way too tempting tonight.
Dolphin Industry, a beer pub on the 3rd floor of the Hamada Building in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City, updated its tap list in a June 16 post. The lineup includes six beers from Kyoto Brewing, TAROS BREWING, Hideji Beer, Minoh Beer, RISE & WIN, and Patagonia Provisions. With IPA, Double IPA, Hazy IPA, lager, and weizen on offer, it is a selection that works well alongside food.
Lineup
- Kyoto Brewing "Natsu no Kimagure 2026" - 4.5% IPA
- TAROS BREWING "Side by side" - 8% Double IPA
- Hideji Beer "Mango Lager" - 6% lager
- Minoh Beer "Hoppy Weizen" - 5% weizen
- RISE & WIN "Morning summer" - 5.5% Hazy IPA
- Patagonia Provisions "Long root Hazy IPA" - 5.6% Hazy IPA
The post also says a new "Sauce Flight" has been added, with sauces you can choose for potatoes, burgers, and tacos. That makes the pub especially easy to enjoy if you like pairing beer with food and comparing styles side by side. For beer fans in Kagoshima, this is a useful tap-list update to watch.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDolphin Industry in Kagoshima just dropped a June 16 tap update, and it is stacked: Kyoto Brewing, TAROS BREWING, Hideji Beer, Minoh Beer, RISE & WIN, and Patagonia Provisions.
MugiWhat! Six taps at once? My brain is already in happy hour. What kind of lineup are we talking about?
Hop BroIf you want an easy start, Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure 2026 is a 4.5% IPA that drinks smoothly. TAROS's Side by side, on the other hand, is an 8% Double IPA with a real punch.
MugiDouble IPA? What is that? Does twice the IPA mean twice the bitterness, twice the hype, and somehow broader shoulders?
Hop BroNot broader shoulders, but it is a hop-up build. More aroma, more bitterness, and usually more alcohol too, so think of it as a richer, stronger IPA.
MugiOhh! Then Hideji Beer's Mango Lager being a 6% lager already sounds like tropical trouble in the best way.
Hop BroExactly. And Minoh Beer's Hoppy Weizen is the sneaky one. A weizen brings soft wheat character, then the hop aroma jumps in on top.
MugiWhat even is weizen? That sounds like a spell you'd cast and then a beer sprite appears.
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's a wheat beer with gentle banana notes and a fluffy, soft mouthfeel. Easy to approach, not scary at all.
MugiThat sounds dangerous for my self-control. RISE & WIN's Morning summer and Patagonia Provisions' Hazy IPA duo feel made for burgers.
Hop BroAnd then Dolphin Industry adds Sauce Flight on top of that. Pick sauces for fries, burgers, or tacos, and suddenly you're building your own pairing game. I want a pint already.
MugiSame. I want to do the beer-and-sauce loop and finish on Long root Hazy IPA. Dolphin Industry feels way too tempting tonight.
