The World End Ueno Introduces 9 Guest Beers and 4 Regular Taps
The World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno has updated its tap list with 9 guest beers and 4 regular taps. The lineup includes distinctive labels such as Oni Densetsu Beer, Fauve Craft Bière, BrewDog, and Oud Beersel.
Hop BroThe World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno has updated its taps. This time, the lineup has 9 guest beers and 4 regular taps, so there is a lot of variety to enjoy.
MugiWait, 9 kinds? That many choices sounds like I would get lost just looking at the menu!
Hop BroThe domestic lineup is especially strong. From Oni Densetsu Beer, they have Kinoni Pale Ale Citra ver. and Shirooni White Ale SP ver., and the aroma profiles are different, which makes them interesting.
MugiCitra ver. and SP ver. sound fancy, but what's actually different? Just reading it makes it feel weirdly technical!
Hop BroBasically, they adjust the hops and recipe to change the impression of the beer. Citra gives a citrus character, and SP ver. suggests a special brew, so it is really about enjoying the difference in aroma.
MugiI get it! And they even have a DDH NZ DIPA. Isn't that a bit aggressive? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroThat's Fauve Craft Bière's Parfums Exotiques. DDH means double dry hopping, and NZ refers to New Zealand hops. In other words, it's packed with big hop aroma and has a tropical character.
MugiWhen you say it like that, I suddenly want to drink it! But there is lager too, and that Czech light style is nice to have like a palate cleanser.
Hop BroExactly. Liska Bohemian Light Lager fills that role. They also have one-year-aged lambic and Winter Lambiek from Oud Beersel, so the lineup really expands into the world of tart beers.
MugiLambic sounds like a pretty grown-up taste. And having Guinness and Pilsner Urquell in the regular taps means you can feel safe right through to the finish. That is great.
Hop BroAt the end, you can snack on pub food and either return to the classics or keep pushing into the guest beers. If you're drinking in Ueno today, it is basically the perfect day for a tasting comparison.
MugiExactly! I want to start with something light and finish with a regular. Just thinking about the next drink already makes me excited!
Ueno Irish Pub Updates Its Tap List
The World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno, Tokyo, has introduced 9 guest beers and 4 regular taps. As a beer pub on the second floor of the TSU Building, it offers a lineup that balances the breadth of craft beer with the casual feel of a pub.
Guest Taps
- Kinoni Pale Ale (Citra ver.) / Oni Densetsu Beer
- Shirooni White Ale SP ver. / Oni Densetsu Beer
- Parfums Exotiques DDH NZ DIPA / Fauve Craft Bière
- SHOHEI ZEN IPA Persimmon DIPA / Teenage × SHOHEI
- Hazy Sakura Hazy IPA / BrewDog
- Liska Bohemian Light Lager / Nova Paka
- Mild Quest (Nitro ver.) / Let's Beer Works × Oasobier
- One-Year-Aged Lambic / Oud Beersel
- Winter Lambiek / Oud Beersel
In addition to domestic pale ales and white ales, the lineup also includes a DDH DIPA made with New Zealand hops, a Czech lager, and aged Belgian lambics, giving it a very wide stylistic range. From an easy-drinking pint to a tart beer that rewards slow appreciation, the selection changes character as you drink through it, making it a lineup that evolves well beyond the first glass.
Regular Taps
- Guinness
- Pilsner Urquell
- Hoegaarden White
- Heartland
The regular lineup includes Guinness, which helps define the atmosphere of an Irish pub, along with Pilsner Urquell, Hoegaarden White, and Heartland. Even if you visit for the craft beer, it is reassuring to have familiar classics you want to return to for a final drink.
The World End -Irish Pub- is a place in Ueno where you can enjoy both a pub-like atmosphere and the freshness of an evolving craft beer selection. On days like this, when the guest taps are especially strong, the fun comes from tasting your way through the lineup and finding what suits you best. Paired with seafood pub fare and classic dishes, it is the kind of place that makes you want to linger over one glass after another.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno has updated its taps. This time, the lineup has 9 guest beers and 4 regular taps, so there is a lot of variety to enjoy.
MugiWait, 9 kinds? That many choices sounds like I would get lost just looking at the menu!
Hop BroThe domestic lineup is especially strong. From Oni Densetsu Beer, they have Kinoni Pale Ale Citra ver. and Shirooni White Ale SP ver., and the aroma profiles are different, which makes them interesting.
MugiCitra ver. and SP ver. sound fancy, but what's actually different? Just reading it makes it feel weirdly technical!
Hop BroBasically, they adjust the hops and recipe to change the impression of the beer. Citra gives a citrus character, and SP ver. suggests a special brew, so it is really about enjoying the difference in aroma.
MugiI get it! And they even have a DDH NZ DIPA. Isn't that a bit aggressive? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroThat's Fauve Craft Bière's Parfums Exotiques. DDH means double dry hopping, and NZ refers to New Zealand hops. In other words, it's packed with big hop aroma and has a tropical character.
MugiWhen you say it like that, I suddenly want to drink it! But there is lager too, and that Czech light style is nice to have like a palate cleanser.
Hop BroExactly. Liska Bohemian Light Lager fills that role. They also have one-year-aged lambic and Winter Lambiek from Oud Beersel, so the lineup really expands into the world of tart beers.
MugiLambic sounds like a pretty grown-up taste. And having Guinness and Pilsner Urquell in the regular taps means you can feel safe right through to the finish. That is great.
Hop BroAt the end, you can snack on pub food and either return to the classics or keep pushing into the guest beers. If you're drinking in Ueno today, it is basically the perfect day for a tasting comparison.
MugiExactly! I want to start with something light and finish with a regular. Just thinking about the next drink already makes me excited!
