11 Beers from Minoh, Shiga Kogen and More on Tap at Festa Shimokitazawa
Beer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa has announced a diverse September 13 tap list featuring Minoh Beer, Shiga Kogen, Y Market, Repubblyu and international breweries. The beer pub will be open from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Hop BroBeer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa has 11 beers on tap on September 13. It’s a seriously fun list spanning Japanese and international craft beer.
MugiWhat?! Eleven beers to choose from? I might freeze in front of the menu!
Hop BroMinoh Beer brings Weiss IPA and Papa-zaru Lager. The former is a wheat-forward IPA, pairing a soft mouthfeel with hop aroma.
MugiNo way! Weiss means wheat beer, right? Wheat beer meets IPA sounds like a beer-world superteam!
Hop BroExactly. Weiss contributes that fluffy wheat character, while IPA highlights hop aroma and bitterness. Think of it as a gentle, aromatic IPA.
MugiNice! That sounds like an easy IPA adventure even for someone still nervous about bitterness.
Hop BroIPA fans can compare Repubrew’s Black Jack IPA and Kampai Hazy with Shiga Kogen’s real-ale version. It’s an IPA tasting flight waiting to happen.
MugiThat Shiga Kogen beer name sounds like a spell! And real ale means an ale from real life?
Hop BroReal enough, but not quite that! Real ale generally has gentler carbonation and may finish conditioning in the cask, giving it a smooth cask character.
MugiWow, so beer isn’t always super fizzy. That makes me want to sip one slowly!
Hop BroThe international taps are strong too: Coronado Hazy Weekend, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and Revision DIPA. With lagers and a T.Y. Harbor pilsner, there’s a huge style range.
MugiThey’re open from 6 p.m. to midnight, perfect for ending the weekend! Since taps can run out, check before you go, then let’s raise a glass!
September 13 tap list
Beer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa in Tokyo has published its draft beer lineup for September 13. The selection combines Japanese craft breweries with well-known international names, offering a broad range of styles.
The Japanese lineup includes Minoh Beer’s “ヴァイスIPA” and “パパざるラガー,” along with Y Market’s “エギフ！！” Repubblyu contributes “ブラックジャックIPA” and “キャンパイヘイジー.” Also available are Shiga Kogen Beer’s “志賀高原IPA ver2.03 センターオブユニバース リアルエールver.” and T.Y. Harbor Brewery’s “乾杯ウエストコーストピルスナー.”
International taps include Coronado’s “ヘイジーウィークエンド,” Sierra Nevada’s “シエラネバダペールエール,” and Revision’s “リビジョンDIPA.” With hazy ales, IPAs, pale ale, lager, pilsner and real ale represented, the list offers plenty of variety. The regular beer “Heartland” is also available.
The post also mentions upcoming candidates from breweries including Migration, Sierra Nevada, Y Market, Minoh, Sankt Gallen, Repubblyu, Two Rabbits, Trademark, Shiga Kogen, Coedo and Craft Rock. Availability may change as kegs run out, so guests looking for a specific beer should check before visiting.
Festa is a beer pub on the fifth floor of the Daishin Building in Kitazawa, Setagaya. It offers a relaxed setting for enjoying Japanese and international craft beer in Shimokitazawa. On September 13, the pub is open from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBeer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa has 11 beers on tap on September 13. It’s a seriously fun list spanning Japanese and international craft beer.
MugiWhat?! Eleven beers to choose from? I might freeze in front of the menu!
Hop BroMinoh Beer brings Weiss IPA and Papa-zaru Lager. The former is a wheat-forward IPA, pairing a soft mouthfeel with hop aroma.
MugiNo way! Weiss means wheat beer, right? Wheat beer meets IPA sounds like a beer-world superteam!
Hop BroExactly. Weiss contributes that fluffy wheat character, while IPA highlights hop aroma and bitterness. Think of it as a gentle, aromatic IPA.
MugiNice! That sounds like an easy IPA adventure even for someone still nervous about bitterness.
Hop BroIPA fans can compare Repubrew’s Black Jack IPA and Kampai Hazy with Shiga Kogen’s real-ale version. It’s an IPA tasting flight waiting to happen.
MugiThat Shiga Kogen beer name sounds like a spell! And real ale means an ale from real life?
Hop BroReal enough, but not quite that! Real ale generally has gentler carbonation and may finish conditioning in the cask, giving it a smooth cask character.
MugiWow, so beer isn’t always super fizzy. That makes me want to sip one slowly!
Hop BroThe international taps are strong too: Coronado Hazy Weekend, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and Revision DIPA. With lagers and a T.Y. Harbor pilsner, there’s a huge style range.
MugiThey’re open from 6 p.m. to midnight, perfect for ending the weekend! Since taps can run out, check before you go, then let’s raise a glass!
