Totopia Brewery's tap list updated at BEER PUB BRICK LANE, with eight spring-friendly beers on tap
At BEER PUB BRICK LANE in Nagoya's Nishiki district, Totopia Brewery's tap list has been refreshed. The lineup spans Hazy IPA, West Coast DIPA, West Coast Lager, and even imperial stout, making it a set worth drinking through on a sunny weekend.
Hop BroAt BEER PUB BRICK LANE in Nagoya's Nishiki district, Totopia Brewery's tap list has been updated. This is definitely the kind of place you want to stop by on a bright spring weekend.
MugiWait, really? An updated tap list is that exciting? Isn't it just a menu change!?
Hop BroNo, no, the point this time is that eight spring-friendly beers are lined up. From Sirenphobia to Duskphobia, there's Hazy, lager, and stout, so you can pick based on your mood.
MugiWhat is this, all the phobias? The names sound kind of intimidating. They're all from the same brewery?
Hop BroThat's right, they're all Totopia Brewery beers. Sirenphobia is an imperial double-style Hazy, and Boxphobia and Quartzphobia are West Coast DIPAs, so even from the same brewer, the directions are clearly different.
MugiOhhh. But what does West Coast DIPA actually taste like? Just from the name, all I can tell is that it sounds like it has a strong sea breeze!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's a style where hop sharpness really comes forward. Compared with IPA, the bitterness and aroma come through even more clearly, and if you drink it side by side with a Hazy, the difference is super easy to notice.
MugiI get it! So DDH Hazy means something cloudy and juicy, right?
Hop BroYou've got it. Trapphobia and Duskphobia are DDH Hazy Pale Ales, and Keyphobia is a DDH Hazy IPA, so it's a lineup that lets you fully enjoy the aroma from the double dry hopping.
MugiWow, it's unfair that they even have lager and stout too! Start with Nullphobia to finish crisp, then close with Nyxphobia's imperial stout for something sweet and heavy. That's the best, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd Nyxphobia has coconut and marshmallow in it too. Whether it's after work or daytime weekend drinking, if you compare them one by one at the Nishiki 1-chome counter, you probably won't be going home anytime soon.
MugiThat's basically confirmed! Today I want to go out for a sunny weekend drink and enjoy everything in order, from Hazy all the way to stout!
At BEER PUB BRICK LANE in Nagoya's Nishiki district, Totopia Brewery's tap list has changed. The Instagram post title even mentions "a rare sunny weekend" and "a beer day," conveying a mood of enjoying beer in step with the spring weather.
The Totopia Brewery beers currently visible at the bar are Sirenphobia, Trapphobia, Boxphobia, Quartzphobia, Keyphobia, Nyxphobia, Nullphobia, and Duskphobia. The styles are wide-ranging as well: Sirenphobia is an imperial double-style Hazy, Trapphobia and Duskphobia are DDH Hazy Pale Ales, Boxphobia and Quartzphobia are West Coast DIPAs, Keyphobia is a DDH Hazy IPA, Nullphobia is a West Coast Lager, and Nyxphobia is an imperial stout made with toasted coconut and marshmallow. It is a lineup that makes it easy to compare the different directions a single brewery can take.
BRICK LANE is a beer pub in Nishiki 1-chome, Nagoya, in a location that is easy to stop by both after work and for daytime weekend drinking. It pairs well with slowly tracking the differences one pint at a time at the counter or comparing several beers at a table, and the tap takeover itself is part of the fun. When a brewery like Totopia offers everything from Hazy richness to lager crispness and stout depth, the pleasure of choosing a beer to match your mood becomes especially clear. It is the kind of lineup you would want to linger over with a glass on a sunny weekend.
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Hop BroAt BEER PUB BRICK LANE in Nagoya's Nishiki district, Totopia Brewery's tap list has been updated. This is definitely the kind of place you want to stop by on a bright spring weekend.
MugiWait, really? An updated tap list is that exciting? Isn't it just a menu change!?
Hop BroNo, no, the point this time is that eight spring-friendly beers are lined up. From Sirenphobia to Duskphobia, there's Hazy, lager, and stout, so you can pick based on your mood.
MugiWhat is this, all the phobias? The names sound kind of intimidating. They're all from the same brewery?
Hop BroThat's right, they're all Totopia Brewery beers. Sirenphobia is an imperial double-style Hazy, and Boxphobia and Quartzphobia are West Coast DIPAs, so even from the same brewer, the directions are clearly different.
MugiOhhh. But what does West Coast DIPA actually taste like? Just from the name, all I can tell is that it sounds like it has a strong sea breeze!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's a style where hop sharpness really comes forward. Compared with IPA, the bitterness and aroma come through even more clearly, and if you drink it side by side with a Hazy, the difference is super easy to notice.
MugiI get it! So DDH Hazy means something cloudy and juicy, right?
Hop BroYou've got it. Trapphobia and Duskphobia are DDH Hazy Pale Ales, and Keyphobia is a DDH Hazy IPA, so it's a lineup that lets you fully enjoy the aroma from the double dry hopping.
MugiWow, it's unfair that they even have lager and stout too! Start with Nullphobia to finish crisp, then close with Nyxphobia's imperial stout for something sweet and heavy. That's the best, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd Nyxphobia has coconut and marshmallow in it too. Whether it's after work or daytime weekend drinking, if you compare them one by one at the Nishiki 1-chome counter, you probably won't be going home anytime soon.
MugiThat's basically confirmed! Today I want to go out for a sunny weekend drink and enjoy everything in order, from Hazy all the way to stout!
