CHICKEN BOY taps Anglo Japanese Brewing’s Daily Fog Session IPA
CHICKEN BOY, a beer pub in Imaike, Nagoya, announced a guest beer tap on its Instagram post dated June 7. The beer featured is Anglo Japanese Brewing’s “Daily Fog Session IPA,” now available as a draft guest pour.
Hop BroCHICKEN BOY in Imaike just tapped Daily Fog Session IPA. It’s a guest keg from Anglo Japanese Brewing, and it sounds perfect for a first pint.
MugiWhat! So a guest keg means it’s a special extra, not the usual lineup? That makes it feel like a lucky find!
Hop BroExactly. The beer pub CHICKEN BOY posted about it on Instagram on June 7, and this time the spotlight is on Anglo Japanese Brewing.
MugiOoh, okay! But what even is a Session IPA? Is it an IPA you drink during a meeting or something?
Hop BroClose, but no meetings required. It’s more about a light, easy body that doesn’t hit too hard, so you can enjoy the hop aroma without getting weighed down.
MugiGot it! So it’s not some bitter endurance challenge, it’s more like a first-pint pick. Even I could probably jump in on that!
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. You also get to follow the hop aroma layers more easily, because the beer stays light enough for those changes to come through.
MugiHold on, hop aroma layers? What is that supposed to mean? Are the hops out here making facial expressions now?
Hop BroIf they were, I’d be there every night. It just means the aroma nuances are easier to notice, like citrusy notes or grassy notes showing up more clearly.
MugiOkay, now I really want to try it. If I spot it at CHICKEN BOY, this is my first order for sure.
Hop BroSame here. It sounds like the kind of beer that turns a quick stop in Imaike into a full reward, and now I definitely want a glass too.
CHICKEN BOY, a beer pub in Imaike, Nagoya, announced a guest beer tap in an Instagram post on June 7. The featured beer is Daily Fog Session IPA from Anglo Japanese Brewing. In the post, the venue presents it as a fresh guest draft now available at the bar.
As its name suggests, Daily Fog Session IPA is a session IPA, a style known for approachable drinkability and a balance of aroma and hop character. It is the kind of beer that fits naturally into a pub setting, especially for drinkers looking for something flavorful without being heavy. For a neighborhood beer pub like CHICKEN BOY, guest taps like this are part of the appeal.
Only one beer is named in the post, and both the brewery and the beer name are clearly stated. If you visit, the key names to look for are Anglo Japanese Brewing and Daily Fog Session IPA. For a beer stop in Imaike, this guest tap is a straightforward place to start.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCHICKEN BOY in Imaike just tapped Daily Fog Session IPA. It’s a guest keg from Anglo Japanese Brewing, and it sounds perfect for a first pint.
MugiWhat! So a guest keg means it’s a special extra, not the usual lineup? That makes it feel like a lucky find!
Hop BroExactly. The beer pub CHICKEN BOY posted about it on Instagram on June 7, and this time the spotlight is on Anglo Japanese Brewing.
MugiOoh, okay! But what even is a Session IPA? Is it an IPA you drink during a meeting or something?
Hop BroClose, but no meetings required. It’s more about a light, easy body that doesn’t hit too hard, so you can enjoy the hop aroma without getting weighed down.
MugiGot it! So it’s not some bitter endurance challenge, it’s more like a first-pint pick. Even I could probably jump in on that!
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. You also get to follow the hop aroma layers more easily, because the beer stays light enough for those changes to come through.
MugiHold on, hop aroma layers? What is that supposed to mean? Are the hops out here making facial expressions now?
Hop BroIf they were, I’d be there every night. It just means the aroma nuances are easier to notice, like citrusy notes or grassy notes showing up more clearly.
MugiOkay, now I really want to try it. If I spot it at CHICKEN BOY, this is my first order for sure.
Hop BroSame here. It sounds like the kind of beer that turns a quick stop in Imaike into a full reward, and now I definitely want a glass too.
