Asahi Super Dry 19L keg-drained prize continues at Shimbashi DRY-DOCK, Shonan Beer Schwarz tapped
Shimbashi DRY-DOCK, a beer pub in Shimbashi, is continuing its "keg-drained prize" campaign for Asahi Super Dry 19L kegs. For guest beer, Shonan Beer's Schwarz has been newly tapped, and Miyazaki Hideji Beer's Shinkan Pale Ale is also on offer.
Hop BroShimbashi's Shimbashi DRY-DOCK is doing something interesting again. They're continuing the Asahi Super Dry 19L keg-drained prize, and the guest taps have changed too.
MugiWhoa! What's a keg-drained prize? Is it something you get for finishing the beer? That sounds kind of like a challenge!
Hop BroExactly. It's a campaign where anyone who drains the 19L keg gets three random coasters from the past. So in other words, the thrill of draining a keg comes with a reward.
MugiHmm, but 19 liters is a lot, isn't it? Finishing that by yourself sounds like pretty serious training.
Hop BroNo, no. If you go with a group, it's doable. And this time, Shonan Beer's Schwarz has been newly tapped, which is an irresistible setup for dark-beer fans.
MugiSchwarz sounds strong just from the name! Is that calm, dark-beer character just another way of saying it's bitter?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. Schwarz has a roasted character, but it's not too heavy and goes down smoothly. So you can enjoy it as a light, easy-drinking dark beer.
MugiI see! And they also have Miyazaki Hideji Beer's Shinkan Pale Ale, right? That makes choosing so much more fun!
Hop BroExactly. Pale ales really bring out the aroma, so lining one up against Schwarz's calmer direction makes for a fun tasting comparison. It's a lineup that gives the place some real depth.
MugiAnd it's easy to walk there from Shimbashi Station, with standing room on the first floor and table seats on the second. It's perfect for dropping in for one quick drink or for settling in for the night!
Hop BroIn the end, it's nice to finish with the classic Super Dry, or to follow the guest keg and catch it at its best moment. Tonight, it makes you want to have a drink in Shimbashi.
MugiYeah, that's a dangerous one! I want to start with the Schwarz and then finish crisp with Super Dry. Tonight's first stop is decided!
On May 19, Shimbashi DRY-DOCK's Instagram announced the "keg-drained prize" for Asahi Super Dry 19L kegs, along with a rotation in guest beers. Located under the JR elevated tracks, the shop is set up with standing room on the first floor and table seating on the second, making it easy to use either for a quick drink after work or for settling in and spending some time over drinks.
The post announced a campaign in which anyone who drains an Asahi Super Dry 19L keg receives three random coasters from the past. The campaign runs from May 18 to June 18, and the shop is encouraging customers to "drink lots of Super Dry and come drain a keg yourself."
For the guest beer, Shonan Beer's Schwarz has been newly tapped. In addition, Miyazaki Hideji Beer's Shinkan Pale Ale has been described as something that will "probably run out soon," creating a lineup that lets drinkers appreciate both the calm, roasty character of a dark beer and the aroma of a pale ale. This is very much the kind of place Shimbashi DRY-DOCK is: a spot where you can drink around a standard lager while keeping an eye on the changing guest kegs.
Beers on tap
- Asahi Super Dry 19L keg
- Shonan Beer Schwarz
- Miyazaki Hideji Beer Shinkan Pale Ale
Just a short walk from Shimbashi Station, Shimbashi DRY-DOCK's appeal is that you can move between craft-oriented guest beers and the familiar Super Dry. It's the kind of place you want to visit to see which beer is currently in the best condition while following the turnover of the kegs.
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Hop BroShimbashi's Shimbashi DRY-DOCK is doing something interesting again. They're continuing the Asahi Super Dry 19L keg-drained prize, and the guest taps have changed too.
MugiWhoa! What's a keg-drained prize? Is it something you get for finishing the beer? That sounds kind of like a challenge!
Hop BroExactly. It's a campaign where anyone who drains the 19L keg gets three random coasters from the past. So in other words, the thrill of draining a keg comes with a reward.
MugiHmm, but 19 liters is a lot, isn't it? Finishing that by yourself sounds like pretty serious training.
Hop BroNo, no. If you go with a group, it's doable. And this time, Shonan Beer's Schwarz has been newly tapped, which is an irresistible setup for dark-beer fans.
MugiSchwarz sounds strong just from the name! Is that calm, dark-beer character just another way of saying it's bitter?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. Schwarz has a roasted character, but it's not too heavy and goes down smoothly. So you can enjoy it as a light, easy-drinking dark beer.
MugiI see! And they also have Miyazaki Hideji Beer's Shinkan Pale Ale, right? That makes choosing so much more fun!
Hop BroExactly. Pale ales really bring out the aroma, so lining one up against Schwarz's calmer direction makes for a fun tasting comparison. It's a lineup that gives the place some real depth.
MugiAnd it's easy to walk there from Shimbashi Station, with standing room on the first floor and table seats on the second. It's perfect for dropping in for one quick drink or for settling in for the night!
Hop BroIn the end, it's nice to finish with the classic Super Dry, or to follow the guest keg and catch it at its best moment. Tonight, it makes you want to have a drink in Shimbashi.
MugiYeah, that's a dangerous one! I want to start with the Schwarz and then finish crisp with Super Dry. Tonight's first stop is decided!
