Dieu Du Ciel! Spring Festival kicks off at Otsuka Titans, featuring four spotlight pours
At Titans Craft Beer Taproom in Otsuka, Tokyo, the "Dieu Du Ciel! Spring Festival" featuring Montreal’s renowned Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! starts on 3/18. Four kegs are being tapped. It’s a limited-time event that ends when the beer runs out, with availability expected through early April.
Hop BroToday’s breaking news: the Dieu Du Ciel! Spring Festival has started at Titans Craft Beer Taproom in Otsuka, Tokyo, from 3/18!
MugiWhat! You can drink Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! from Canada all at once? Since it ends when it runs out, we’ve got to hurry!
Hop BroThe opening lineup has four beers, and first up is Ça mon Ami, a Blonde de soif, light and super easy-drinking.
MugiThe name is hard to say, but it sounds delicious! And the next one is that mango sour, right? Perfectly spring-like!
Hop BroExactly. Solstice d'Été Mangues is a Sour Wheat Ale with Mangos, and it’s well designed in how it balances acidity with the softness of wheat.
Mugi"Well designed in how it balances" suddenly sounds so technical! And Disco Soleil’s Citrus IPA isn’t just bitter, right?
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. The trick with an IPA is making the bitterness feel brighter through citrus aroma, so it’s a style that draws you in through aroma.
MugiOhhh! And Péché Mortel’s Imperial Coffee Stout sounds like something so rich it’s guaranteed to keep you up all night!
Hop BroThat intensity is part of the appeal, and there’s also a stamp reward every three beers, plus the DDC! Happy Set with DDC beer and BigAQ gyoza.
MugiA magnet at three drinks, a towel at six, and even a coin case at nine!? If this is expected to run until early April, let’s go finish the tasting set this weekend!
At Titans Craft Beer Taproom in Minami-Otsuka, Tokyo, the event centered on Montreal’s popular brewery Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! has begun: the "Dieu Du Ciel! Spring Festival." According to the post, the run is from Wednesday, 3/18 until the kegs are gone (expected through early April).
The opening lineup this time features the following four beers:
- Ça mon Ami, c'est une Pinte! / Blonde de soif
- Solstice d'Été Mangues / Sour Wheat Ale with Mangos
- Disco Soleil / Citrus IPA
- Péché Mortel / Imperial Coffee Stout
From a light blonde ale to a mango-infused sour wheat, a citrus-forward IPA, and a dense coffee stout, the selection lets you compare four distinct styles at once. It’s an easy way to experience the brewery’s range in a short period.
In addition, a stamp campaign is being held where you get a special perk for every three DDC beers. At three drinks you get a magnet, at six drinks you can choose between a hand towel or a magnet, and at nine drinks you can choose from items such as a logo coin case. (S size is not eligible.)
There is also a "DDC! Happy Set" featuring DDC beer paired with AQ gyoza. Titans’ pairing suggestion with BigAQ gyoza is very much in line with the shop’s approach of letting you enjoy beer together with food.
Whether you take your time with one glass at a time in the shop or return multiple times to aim for a full set, it’s an appealing event. If you want to taste a top Canadian brewery all in one place in Tokyo, this is something to check out soon.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s breaking news: the Dieu Du Ciel! Spring Festival has started at Titans Craft Beer Taproom in Otsuka, Tokyo, from 3/18!
MugiWhat! You can drink Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! from Canada all at once? Since it ends when it runs out, we’ve got to hurry!
Hop BroThe opening lineup has four beers, and first up is Ça mon Ami, a Blonde de soif, light and super easy-drinking.
MugiThe name is hard to say, but it sounds delicious! And the next one is that mango sour, right? Perfectly spring-like!
Hop BroExactly. Solstice d'Été Mangues is a Sour Wheat Ale with Mangos, and it’s well designed in how it balances acidity with the softness of wheat.
Mugi"Well designed in how it balances" suddenly sounds so technical! And Disco Soleil’s Citrus IPA isn’t just bitter, right?
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. The trick with an IPA is making the bitterness feel brighter through citrus aroma, so it’s a style that draws you in through aroma.
MugiOhhh! And Péché Mortel’s Imperial Coffee Stout sounds like something so rich it’s guaranteed to keep you up all night!
Hop BroThat intensity is part of the appeal, and there’s also a stamp reward every three beers, plus the DDC! Happy Set with DDC beer and BigAQ gyoza.
MugiA magnet at three drinks, a towel at six, and even a coin case at nine!? If this is expected to run until early April, let’s go finish the tasting set this weekend!
