SAKURAYAMA BEER Opens Two New Kegs, Serving a Smoked Lager and Matcha Shake Ale
The beer pub SAKURAYAMA BEER in Sakurayama, Nagoya, shared its draft beer lineup as of 5:00 p.m. on March 24. It newly stocked Blade Factory Brewing's smoked lager and Hansharo Beer’s matcha shake ale, and says it will be open until midnight that day. A timely update that makes it easy to stop by after work.
Hop BroAt SAKURAYAMA BEER in Sakurayama, Nagoya, the taps were updated as of March 24 at 5 p.m. Two new kegs are in, and the lineup is pretty intriguing.
MugiWhoa! Two more kegs? And a smoked lager and a matcha beer? That lineup is already way too individualistic, isn't it!?
Hop BroWhat just came in are Blade Factory Brewing's smoky lager and Hansharo Beer’s matcha shake ale. One is subdued, the other is adventurous, which is a great contrast.
MugiWait, what even is a shake ale? Does the beer turn into a shake? Huh, this drink conversation is getting lost!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it means a dessert-like beer. It's brewed to create sweetness and a thick, velvety impression, making it a style that brings out matcha flavor well.
MugiOhhh! So that's the kind of thing matcha lovers can't resist. And being called M Shake Matcha Flavor in the hashtags suddenly makes it feel so familiar!
Hop BroThe smoked lager is all about the balance of crispness and smoky aroma. It keeps the drinkability of a lager, with a subtle smoky note on top, so it pairs well with food too.
MugiThat sounds great. If you sip it slowly with snacks, it's the kind of beer you can really savor. Suddenly it feels like a grown-up night out!
Hop BroWhat's more, SAKURAYAMA BEER is strong because it keeps posting what you can drink right now. Since you can go there with a target in mind, it really hits the spot when you're in the mood for a particular beer.
MugiAnd if they're open until midnight that day, you can still make it after work. These two kegs in Sakurayama are making me want to bar-hop right now...!
SAKURAYAMA BEER in Sakurayama-cho, Showa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, shared its latest tap status on Instagram. According to the post, two new beers were tapped as of 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 24.
The newly announced beers are Blade Factory Brewing's "Smoked Lager" and Hansharo Beer's "Matcha Shake Ale". In the post's hashtags, the latter is also referred to as "M Shake Matcha Flavor," making it a distinctive, dessert-like brew worth paying attention to. The smoked lager is a style you can expect to have the crispness of a lager with a smoky aroma, making it well suited for lingering enjoyment alongside food.
SAKURAYAMA BEER is a neighborhood beer pub that keeps customers updated with frequent tap changes. Because it clearly shares what is available right now, as in this case, it's attractive for those who want to head out when a specific beer they are after is on tap. If you're drinking craft beer in the Sakurayama area, this is one spot worth checking first.
The pub will be open until midnight that day. Since you can still catch new taps late at night, it's an easy choice for an after-work pint or an evening of tasting and comparing beers.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt SAKURAYAMA BEER in Sakurayama, Nagoya, the taps were updated as of March 24 at 5 p.m. Two new kegs are in, and the lineup is pretty intriguing.
MugiWhoa! Two more kegs? And a smoked lager and a matcha beer? That lineup is already way too individualistic, isn't it!?
Hop BroWhat just came in are Blade Factory Brewing's smoky lager and Hansharo Beer’s matcha shake ale. One is subdued, the other is adventurous, which is a great contrast.
MugiWait, what even is a shake ale? Does the beer turn into a shake? Huh, this drink conversation is getting lost!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it means a dessert-like beer. It's brewed to create sweetness and a thick, velvety impression, making it a style that brings out matcha flavor well.
MugiOhhh! So that's the kind of thing matcha lovers can't resist. And being called M Shake Matcha Flavor in the hashtags suddenly makes it feel so familiar!
Hop BroThe smoked lager is all about the balance of crispness and smoky aroma. It keeps the drinkability of a lager, with a subtle smoky note on top, so it pairs well with food too.
MugiThat sounds great. If you sip it slowly with snacks, it's the kind of beer you can really savor. Suddenly it feels like a grown-up night out!
Hop BroWhat's more, SAKURAYAMA BEER is strong because it keeps posting what you can drink right now. Since you can go there with a target in mind, it really hits the spot when you're in the mood for a particular beer.
MugiAnd if they're open until midnight that day, you can still make it after work. These two kegs in Sakurayama are making me want to bar-hop right now...!
