Canal brewing in Oimachi lists Teenage Brewing's Next Up and a varied tap lineup
In an August 3 post, Canal brewing in Shinagawa, Tokyo highlighted Teenage Brewing's Next Up along with its Today's Tap List. The lineup includes a QR-code label series tied to Luby Sparks, plus beers from CAMADO BREWERY, Nomcraft Brewing, Egret Brewery, and Cycad Brewing.
Hop BroToday’s Canal brewing in Oimachi tap list is seriously good. In its August 3 post, it put Teenage Brewing’s Next Up up front and lined up a whole range of character-filled beers.
MugiWhat! That already sounds good! So Next Up... is it a beer name or the title of some next-generation superhero?
Hop BroHere’s the thing, it’s a tropical DIPA bomb. The recipe uses passion fruit, pineapple, and even kaffir lime leaf, so the aroma sounds really bright and expressive.
MugiWhat is that! What even is DIPA!? It sounds like a spell, and once kaffir lime leaf shows up I’m basically on a tropical quest.
Hop BroIt means Double IPA, basically a stronger, fuller IPA with bigger aroma and more body. Then those fruit-like notes layer on top, so it gets flashy without falling apart.
MugiOhh, nice! So it’s loaded with tropical fruit vibes, but not just sweet juice. I suddenly feel very ready to drink this.
Hop BroAnd the clever part is the QR code on the label. It links to artist info, and the first featured act is Luby Sparks, with sunao involved, so you’re getting beer and culture in one glass.
MugiWait, the beer comes with music attached too!? Anyone scanning a QR code with a pint in hand is going to look busy, but in a fun way.
Hop BroThe rest of the list is broad too. Canal brewing has C as an IPA, the collab try is a Scottish Ale, there’s a CAMADO BREWERY West Coast IPA, Nomcraft’s Helles Lager and Nitro Porter, Egret’s English Pale Ale, and even Peanut Butter Po-taro with Cycad Brewing.
MugiThat’s a lot! It’s basically a flight-lover’s paradise. If it works for after work or weekend daytime drinking, I want to start with Next Up and somehow make it all the way to Po-taro.
Canal brewing at 1-26-4 Oi, Shinagawa, Tokyo, updated its "Today's Tap List" in an August 3 post. The opening note spotlights Teenage Brewing's "Next Up," a DIPA brewed with passion fruit, pineapple, and kaffir lime leaf. The label includes a QR code that leads to artist information, and the post says Luby Sparks, the band featuring sunao, was chosen as the first featured artist.
Tap lineup
- Teenage Brewing "Next Up" (DIPA w/ passion fruit, pineapple, kaffir lime leaf)
- Canal brewing "C" (IPA)
- Canal brewing × CAMADO BREWERY "try" (Scottish Ale)
- CAMADO BREWERY "窯焚物語 第一楽章 着火の儀" (West Coast IPA)
- Nomcraft Brewing "Nomcraft Lager" (Helles Lager)
- Nomcraft Brewing "Porter -Nitro Ver-" (Porter)
- Egret Brewery "Anniversary Four" (English Pale Ale)
- Canal brewing × Cycad Brewing "ピーナッツバターポー太郎" (Flavored Porter)
The selection spans IPA, Scottish ale, lager, porter, and English pale ale styles. Canal brewing lists opening hours as 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and 2:00 p.m. on weekends and public holidays. The same post also announces upcoming events on August 8, August 25, September 19, and November 28.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s Canal brewing in Oimachi tap list is seriously good. In its August 3 post, it put Teenage Brewing’s Next Up up front and lined up a whole range of character-filled beers.
MugiWhat! That already sounds good! So Next Up... is it a beer name or the title of some next-generation superhero?
Hop BroHere’s the thing, it’s a tropical DIPA bomb. The recipe uses passion fruit, pineapple, and even kaffir lime leaf, so the aroma sounds really bright and expressive.
MugiWhat is that! What even is DIPA!? It sounds like a spell, and once kaffir lime leaf shows up I’m basically on a tropical quest.
Hop BroIt means Double IPA, basically a stronger, fuller IPA with bigger aroma and more body. Then those fruit-like notes layer on top, so it gets flashy without falling apart.
MugiOhh, nice! So it’s loaded with tropical fruit vibes, but not just sweet juice. I suddenly feel very ready to drink this.
Hop BroAnd the clever part is the QR code on the label. It links to artist info, and the first featured act is Luby Sparks, with sunao involved, so you’re getting beer and culture in one glass.
MugiWait, the beer comes with music attached too!? Anyone scanning a QR code with a pint in hand is going to look busy, but in a fun way.
Hop BroThe rest of the list is broad too. Canal brewing has C as an IPA, the collab try is a Scottish Ale, there’s a CAMADO BREWERY West Coast IPA, Nomcraft’s Helles Lager and Nitro Porter, Egret’s English Pale Ale, and even Peanut Butter Po-taro with Cycad Brewing.
MugiThat’s a lot! It’s basically a flight-lover’s paradise. If it works for after work or weekend daytime drinking, I want to start with Next Up and somehow make it all the way to Po-taro.
