Himalaya table posts Aug. 12 tap list with two anniversary kegs
Himalaya table in Kanda has shared its Aug. 12 draft lineup. The beer pub added two special anniversary kegs for Tackle Box tap installer Makidera’s 60th birthday, alongside a nine-beer selection spanning multiple styles.
Hop BroKanda's Himalaya table dropped its August 12 lineup with nine taps on deck. Two of them are fresh kegs opened to celebrate Mr. Makitera from Tackle Box turning sixty.
MugiWait, two birthday kegs for a kanreki celebration? That is such a cool beer-world way to party. What are they pouring?
Hop BroThe headliners are T.Y.HARBOR BREWERY Kanreki Red and U.B.P BREWERY Legendary Daddy. It's basically a toast in tap form, and the whole list feels more festive because of it.
MugiWhoa, Legendary Daddy has main character energy. Kanreki Red sounds classy, and the other one sounds like it should walk in wearing sunglasses.
Hop BroAnd the rest of the board is broad too: red ale, saison, IPA, porter, the works. With T.Y. HARBOR Modern Session IPA and Nara Brewing LIGHTHOUSE Micro Porter in there, you get serious style range from one stop.
MugiHold on, session IPA and micro porter? You just cast a spell at me. I know I want to drink them, but what do those even mean?
Hop BroA session IPA keeps big hop aroma but stays lighter and easier to drink for longer. A micro porter gives you roasted dark-beer character without feeling too heavy, and something like ogna Apple Hop Shinano Gold Ver. adds an aroma curveball to the tasting order.
MugiThat sounds so fun. Start clean with Mojiko Retro Beer Pilsner, go big with Onidensetsu West East IPA, then hit Kin-Oni Pale Ale Citra Single Ver. and suddenly the tasting flight writes itself.
Hop BroExactly. Single Ver. means you're tracking the character of one hop variety on its own. From crisp pilsner to whatever face Minoh Beer KOMPAS is showing to full IPA bitterness, it makes me want an after-work field study in that second-floor Kanda pub.
MugiI'm fully sold. You and I both need a glass at Himalaya table, whether it's one quick pour or a full comparison run, because the first pint already sounds like a celebration.
Himalaya table, a beer pub in Kanda’s Uchikanda area, posted its Aug. 12 tap list. The highlights are two special kegs tapped in celebration of Makidera from beer tap installation company Tackle Box turning 60: `T.Y.HARBOR BREWERY Kanreki Red` and `U.B.P BREWERY Legendary Daddy`.
The rest of the lineup covers a wide range of styles, from pale lagers and saisons to IPAs and a porter. The list includes `Mojiro Retro Beer Pilsner`, `Minoh Beer KOMPAS`, `Oni-Densetsu Nishi Oni-Higashi Oni IPA`, `ogna Apple Hop <Shinano Gold Ver.>`, `T.Y. HARBOR Modern Session IPA`, `Kin-Oni Pale Ale Citra Single Ver.`, and `Nara Brewing LIGHTHOUSE Micro Porter`.
Known as a beer pub where you can focus on the tap selection itself, Himalaya table offers an easygoing stop in central Tokyo. This update is especially notable for pairing celebratory special releases with a balanced mix of classic and hop-forward choices, making it a practical pick for drinkers who like to compare styles glass by glass.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKanda's Himalaya table dropped its August 12 lineup with nine taps on deck. Two of them are fresh kegs opened to celebrate Mr. Makitera from Tackle Box turning sixty.
MugiWait, two birthday kegs for a kanreki celebration? That is such a cool beer-world way to party. What are they pouring?
Hop BroThe headliners are T.Y.HARBOR BREWERY Kanreki Red and U.B.P BREWERY Legendary Daddy. It's basically a toast in tap form, and the whole list feels more festive because of it.
MugiWhoa, Legendary Daddy has main character energy. Kanreki Red sounds classy, and the other one sounds like it should walk in wearing sunglasses.
Hop BroAnd the rest of the board is broad too: red ale, saison, IPA, porter, the works. With T.Y. HARBOR Modern Session IPA and Nara Brewing LIGHTHOUSE Micro Porter in there, you get serious style range from one stop.
MugiHold on, session IPA and micro porter? You just cast a spell at me. I know I want to drink them, but what do those even mean?
Hop BroA session IPA keeps big hop aroma but stays lighter and easier to drink for longer. A micro porter gives you roasted dark-beer character without feeling too heavy, and something like ogna Apple Hop Shinano Gold Ver. adds an aroma curveball to the tasting order.
MugiThat sounds so fun. Start clean with Mojiko Retro Beer Pilsner, go big with Onidensetsu West East IPA, then hit Kin-Oni Pale Ale Citra Single Ver. and suddenly the tasting flight writes itself.
Hop BroExactly. Single Ver. means you're tracking the character of one hop variety on its own. From crisp pilsner to whatever face Minoh Beer KOMPAS is showing to full IPA bitterness, it makes me want an after-work field study in that second-floor Kanda pub.
MugiI'm fully sold. You and I both need a glass at Himalaya table, whether it's one quick pour or a full comparison run, because the first pint already sounds like a celebration.
