SOUL BIRD in Hamamatsucho Opens Two New Kegs and Lines Up Nine Beers Starting April 30
Cafe & CraftBeer Dining SOUL BIRD, a beer pub in Hamamatsucho, Tokyo, updated its tap information in a post on April 30. Two new kegs were opened, and nine beers were announced, ranging from domestic brews to international collaborations. It is an easy stop near the station, making it convenient to drop by after work.
Hop BroSOUL BIRD in Hamamatsucho rolled out two new kegs in its April 30 update. And with 9 beers in total, it's the kind of place that makes deciding after work a real challenge.
MugiWait, 9 beers on tap? If I saw that at the counter, I'd probably say, "I'll take them all!"
Hop BroThe first newcomer is Banana Kick from Nomcraft × Seoul Brewery. It's a Banana Weizen, and it really brings out the banana sweetness and the soft character of wheat.
MugiWhat is that? Is there actually banana in it? Or does it just taste banana-like from the aroma?
Hop BroMost of it comes from the yeast aroma, but when that overlaps with the roundness of wheat, it comes across as softly sweet. In other words, the banana character is the star.
MugiI see! And the other new keg, Gravity Waves, sounds interesting too! Hazy IPA just sounds like something misty and cloudy, right?
Hop BroExactly. It's a collaboration between Burnt Mill and Sureshot, and it's a tropical-leaning Hazy IPA brewed with Motueka, Elani, and El Dorado CGX. The target is citrus and tropical fruit notes.
MugiThose hop names sound like spells! But I heard there's also a coffee stout, and I'm really weak to a beer that's perfect after a meal...
Hop BroThat's SOUL BIRD's strength. It has beers like Lilac Coffee Stout and Viburnum that are meant to be enjoyed slowly, and it also has a beer like Good Bad News that finishes with sharp hop bite. The range is wide.
MugiWhat, they even have berry sours and double IPAs? The flavor range is so wide that just choosing sounds fun!
Hop BroIt's nice because it's close to Hamamatsucho Station, easy to drop in, and always shows a different face every time the taps change. Want to start with Banana Kick today?
MugiYes, let's go! I'm curious about Gravity Waves too, and once you say "an after-work drink," I can't stop!
Cafe & CraftBeer Dining SOUL BIRD in Hamamatsucho, Minato City, Tokyo, is a beer pub where you can enjoy changing taps. The taps line the interior, and there is a sense of fun in leaning over the counter with a glass in hand and checking what is pouring now. In the post, a lineup of 9 beers was introduced along with the opening of 2 new kegs.
Main New Taps of the Day
- Banana Kick / Nomcraft × Seoul Brewery
- Gravity Waves / Burnt Mill × Sureshot
Banana Kick is a Banana Weizen, while Gravity Waves is a Hazy IPA. The former is presented as a beer centered on banana sweetness and the soft character of wheat, while the latter is described as a tropical-leaning Hazy IPA brewed with Motueka, Elani, and El Dorado CGX.
Today's BEER on TAP
1. Lilac Coffee Stout / fete Mishima Brewery
2. MEET ME / Gangi Brewing
3. Banana Kick / Nomcraft × Seoul Brewery
4. Viburnum / Vertere × Inkhorn
5. A Window to the Tropics - Fenêtre sur les Tropiques / Dieu Du Ciel !
6. cosmic tiger / open air
7. Gravity Waves / Burnt Mill × Sureshot
8. TEMPEST / TAROS
9. Good Bad News / Threes Brewing
The lineup is quite broad in flavor direction, ranging from coffee stout and single-hop pale ale to berry sour, Hazy IPA, double IPA, and West Coast IPA. In particular, there are beers such as Lilac Coffee Stout and Viburnum that invite a slower, more contemplative sip after a meal, while a beer like Good Bad News offers a finishing touch with sharp hop bite.
SOUL BIRD is a convenient craft beer destination near Hamamatsucho Station. It pairs easily with lunch or dinner and has a comfortable atmosphere for group visits, making it a flexible choice from an after-work drink to a gathering with several people. Because the taps change quickly, you are likely to encounter something new each time you visit.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSOUL BIRD in Hamamatsucho rolled out two new kegs in its April 30 update. And with 9 beers in total, it's the kind of place that makes deciding after work a real challenge.
MugiWait, 9 beers on tap? If I saw that at the counter, I'd probably say, "I'll take them all!"
Hop BroThe first newcomer is Banana Kick from Nomcraft × Seoul Brewery. It's a Banana Weizen, and it really brings out the banana sweetness and the soft character of wheat.
MugiWhat is that? Is there actually banana in it? Or does it just taste banana-like from the aroma?
Hop BroMost of it comes from the yeast aroma, but when that overlaps with the roundness of wheat, it comes across as softly sweet. In other words, the banana character is the star.
MugiI see! And the other new keg, Gravity Waves, sounds interesting too! Hazy IPA just sounds like something misty and cloudy, right?
Hop BroExactly. It's a collaboration between Burnt Mill and Sureshot, and it's a tropical-leaning Hazy IPA brewed with Motueka, Elani, and El Dorado CGX. The target is citrus and tropical fruit notes.
MugiThose hop names sound like spells! But I heard there's also a coffee stout, and I'm really weak to a beer that's perfect after a meal...
Hop BroThat's SOUL BIRD's strength. It has beers like Lilac Coffee Stout and Viburnum that are meant to be enjoyed slowly, and it also has a beer like Good Bad News that finishes with sharp hop bite. The range is wide.
MugiWhat, they even have berry sours and double IPAs? The flavor range is so wide that just choosing sounds fun!
Hop BroIt's nice because it's close to Hamamatsucho Station, easy to drop in, and always shows a different face every time the taps change. Want to start with Banana Kick today?
MugiYes, let's go! I'm curious about Gravity Waves too, and once you say "an after-work drink," I can't stop!
