BEER MARROW in Kichijoji Serves DD4D's "Mag Mag," UCHU's "Foggy Dawn," and 3 Other Beers
BEER MARROW, a beer pub in Kichijoji Honcho, has released today's tap list. Five distinctive beers from Japanese breweries are on offer, including DD4D BREWING's "Mag Mag" and UCHU BREWING's "Foggy Dawn," along with notices about sports viewing and record-playing service.
Hop BroThe latest tap lineup at BEER MARROW on the fourth floor in Kichijoji Honcho is really interesting. DD4D's Mag Mag and UCHU's Foggy Dawn are both there, and the individuality of domestic breweries is packed into the selection.
MugiWhat! Five beers on tap and it still goes from light to rich? With that much range, I'd probably freeze up in front of the shop trying to decide!
Hop BroExactly. The first one is DD4D BREWING's Mag Mag, a Sour IPA at 5.0%. It has acidity and a sharp hop edge, so it goes in nicely as a first beer.
MugiDoes Sour IPA mean an IPA that's sour? A beer that's tart somehow scrambles my brain!
Hop BroBasically, it's the type where you can enjoy a lactic-style tartness along with the hop character of an IPA. With Mag Mag, you get a lively opening and a bright, easy-drinking impression.
MugiOhhh! So UCHU's Foggy Dawn is more like pure hop explosion? Just the name DDH Hazy Imperial IPA already sounds intense!
Hop BroThat's right. Foggy Dawn is a Citra-forward beer with tropical, citrusy aromas that really come through. DDH is a method that layers on a lot of dry hopping, so it tends to build a thicker aroma profile.
MugiWhoa, the jargon just multiplied! A ton of dry hopping sounds like the hops are basically sleeping under a blanket!
Hop BroYou're not entirely wrong. And Totopia's Sirenphobia is an Oat Cream DIPA using Citra, Riwaka, Idaho 7, and even Hyperboost, so IPA fans will have their hands full comparing these beers.
MugiAnd on top of that, sports viewing is allowed and there are days when records are played? That's almost unfair! One drink while watching the game, another while listening to music, and suddenly I want to live in Kichijoji!
Hop BroExactly. You can enjoy sports and beer together, and on the days with record service, even the atmosphere is great. After climbing up to the fourth floor, it's the kind of place where you can settle in and drink at your own pace, which feels very BEER MARROW.
MugiYeah, tonight's toast is guaranteed! If I saw those five beers in Kichijoji, my schedule would be nothing but beer from here on out!
The beer pub "BEER MARROW," located on the fourth floor in Kichijoji Honcho, is a place suited to people who want to take their time enjoying craft beer. In this post, today's taps were introduced, with a lineup centered on domestic breweries.
Today's Taps
- 1. `Mag Mag` / Sour IPA / 5.0% / DD4D BREWING (Matsuyama, Ehime)
- 2. `CONTINUE?` / Golden Ale / 4.0% / GAME BREW (Yoshinogari, Saga)
- 5. `Foggy Dawn` / DDH Hazy Imperial IPA / 8.0% / UCHU BREWING (Hokuto, Yamanashi)
- 7. `Sirenphobia` / Oat Cream DIPA / 8.0% / Totopia Brewing (Nagakute, Aichi)
- 8. `GSP one` / West Coast IPA / 6.0% / Inosu Beer (Tokyo)
Looking at the beers themselves, the selection ranges from the easy-drinking Golden Ale to the Hazy Imperial IPA and Oat Cream DIPA, which let you enjoy a fuller hop presence. `Foggy Dawn` is introduced as a beer that puts Citra hops front and center, while `Sirenphobia` is built with Citra, Riwaka, Idaho 7, and Idaho 7 Hyperboost. For IPA fans, it is an easy lineup to use as the basis for a tasting comparison.
The shop also notes that drinking while watching sports is allowed, so it seems like a place where you can enjoy a game while continuing to sip your glass. In addition, there are business days when records are played, making it a spot where you can enjoy beer together with music, another point that feels very BEER MARROW. If you're looking in Kichijoji for a tap lineup that lets you choose from your first drink through heavier IPAs depending on your mood, this is an update worth remembering.
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Hop BroThe latest tap lineup at BEER MARROW on the fourth floor in Kichijoji Honcho is really interesting. DD4D's Mag Mag and UCHU's Foggy Dawn are both there, and the individuality of domestic breweries is packed into the selection.
MugiWhat! Five beers on tap and it still goes from light to rich? With that much range, I'd probably freeze up in front of the shop trying to decide!
Hop BroExactly. The first one is DD4D BREWING's Mag Mag, a Sour IPA at 5.0%. It has acidity and a sharp hop edge, so it goes in nicely as a first beer.
MugiDoes Sour IPA mean an IPA that's sour? A beer that's tart somehow scrambles my brain!
Hop BroBasically, it's the type where you can enjoy a lactic-style tartness along with the hop character of an IPA. With Mag Mag, you get a lively opening and a bright, easy-drinking impression.
MugiOhhh! So UCHU's Foggy Dawn is more like pure hop explosion? Just the name DDH Hazy Imperial IPA already sounds intense!
Hop BroThat's right. Foggy Dawn is a Citra-forward beer with tropical, citrusy aromas that really come through. DDH is a method that layers on a lot of dry hopping, so it tends to build a thicker aroma profile.
MugiWhoa, the jargon just multiplied! A ton of dry hopping sounds like the hops are basically sleeping under a blanket!
Hop BroYou're not entirely wrong. And Totopia's Sirenphobia is an Oat Cream DIPA using Citra, Riwaka, Idaho 7, and even Hyperboost, so IPA fans will have their hands full comparing these beers.
MugiAnd on top of that, sports viewing is allowed and there are days when records are played? That's almost unfair! One drink while watching the game, another while listening to music, and suddenly I want to live in Kichijoji!
Hop BroExactly. You can enjoy sports and beer together, and on the days with record service, even the atmosphere is great. After climbing up to the fourth floor, it's the kind of place where you can settle in and drink at your own pace, which feels very BEER MARROW.
MugiYeah, tonight's toast is guaranteed! If I saw those five beers in Kichijoji, my schedule would be nothing but beer from here on out!
