SAKURAYAMA BEER: A Tap List of Domestic Craft Beers in Nagoya's Sakurayama
The beer pub SAKURAYAMA BEER in Nagoya's Showa Ward introduced its tap list on Instagram. Located between Sakurayama Station and Gokiso Station, the shop is a small 18-seat place where you can enjoy Japanese craft beer paired with Japanese-style bar snacks.
Hop BroNagoya's Sakurayama SAKURAYAMA BEER posted its tap list on Instagram, and it's the kind of place that really appeals to people who want to take their time with domestic craft beer.
MugiWait, only 18 seats? So it's that small? It kind of feels like a secret base, and now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. It has 6 counter seats and 12 table seats, so it's just right for solo drinking or small groups. It's also open Tuesday through Sunday, closed on Mondays, and you can make reservations.
MugiI see! But how do you enjoy domestic craft beer there? What do you mean by Japanese-style bar snacks that make it more than just drinking?
Hop BroThat's the strength of this place. The snacks are built around dashi, soy sauce, and miso, and they go hand in hand with the beer. In other words, it's easy to find a beer that matches the meal.
MugiI get it... but 6 taps, is that not many? Or is it a lot? This rotation thing is making my head spin!
Hop BroSix is just right, not too many and not too few, so it's perfect for comparing different beers. If you tell them what you like, they can pick one for you, so it's easier to land on a beer that suits you well.
MugiWhat is that! The Ise Kaku IPA from the reviews already sounds powerful just from the name, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIt's an IPA from Ise Kadoya Beer, with a pale color and slight haze, and a citrusy aroma that stands out. There's also a fermentation-derived nuance like white miso, so it's the kind of IPA you enjoy for its aroma and drinkability.
MugiWow! It's sneaky how it catches your attention without being overly flashy... I want to check the tap list right now and head to Sakurayama for a drink!
Hop BroThen let's go taste the current state of domestic craft beer in Nagoya together. Places like this make your throat start craving a drink the moment you learn about them.
MugiYeah, I'm totally in that mood now! I definitely want bar snacks and a beer tonight!
SAKURAYAMA BEER in Sakurayama-cho, Showa Ward, Nagoya, is a beer pub within walking distance of Sakurayama Station. With 6 counter seats and 12 table seats, for a total of 18 seats, it has a size that's convenient for solo drinking as well as small gatherings. It is closed on Mondays and open Tuesday through Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to midnight. Reservations are accepted, there is no cover charge, and all seats are non-smoking, which also makes it easy to use.
The appeal of this place lies in its lineup centered on domestic craft beer and the pairing of dishes that go well with beer. In Beer Girls' introduction, it was featured as a place where you can enjoy bar snacks that take dashi, soy sauce, and miso into account, making it easy to choose beers to match a meal. On BEERTIFUL MAP as well, it is introduced as a place with six rotating taps, where if you tell them your preferences, they will choose a beer that pairs well.
Reviews confirm a serving example of Ise Kaku IPA (Ise Kadoya Beer). There is a comment that its pale color and slight haze are layered with a citrus aroma and fermentation-derived nuances reminiscent of white miso, and it is perceived as an IPA to be enjoyed more for aroma and drinkability than for flashiness. It is the kind of place where you can enjoy comparing the differences between taps around such a glass.
When you want to casually follow the current domestic craft scene in Nagoya, this is one place worth remembering. If you check the tap list in the post before going, the shop's character becomes easier to see.
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Hop BroNagoya's Sakurayama SAKURAYAMA BEER posted its tap list on Instagram, and it's the kind of place that really appeals to people who want to take their time with domestic craft beer.
MugiWait, only 18 seats? So it's that small? It kind of feels like a secret base, and now I'm curious!
Hop BroExactly. It has 6 counter seats and 12 table seats, so it's just right for solo drinking or small groups. It's also open Tuesday through Sunday, closed on Mondays, and you can make reservations.
MugiI see! But how do you enjoy domestic craft beer there? What do you mean by Japanese-style bar snacks that make it more than just drinking?
Hop BroThat's the strength of this place. The snacks are built around dashi, soy sauce, and miso, and they go hand in hand with the beer. In other words, it's easy to find a beer that matches the meal.
MugiI get it... but 6 taps, is that not many? Or is it a lot? This rotation thing is making my head spin!
Hop BroSix is just right, not too many and not too few, so it's perfect for comparing different beers. If you tell them what you like, they can pick one for you, so it's easier to land on a beer that suits you well.
MugiWhat is that! The Ise Kaku IPA from the reviews already sounds powerful just from the name, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIt's an IPA from Ise Kadoya Beer, with a pale color and slight haze, and a citrusy aroma that stands out. There's also a fermentation-derived nuance like white miso, so it's the kind of IPA you enjoy for its aroma and drinkability.
MugiWow! It's sneaky how it catches your attention without being overly flashy... I want to check the tap list right now and head to Sakurayama for a drink!
Hop BroThen let's go taste the current state of domestic craft beer in Nagoya together. Places like this make your throat start craving a drink the moment you learn about them.
MugiYeah, I'm totally in that mood now! I definitely want bar snacks and a beer tonight!
