HOP MAN in Chigasaki taps Isekadoya Beer’s Meyer Lemon Radler
HOP MAN, a beer pub in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has put Isekadoya Beer’s Meyer Lemon Radler on tap. The fruit beer is presented as a light radler brewed with Meyer lemon juice, lemon juice, ABV 4.0%, and 15 IBU.
Hop BroToday’s topic is HOP MAN in Chigasaki tapping Isekadoya Brewery’s Meyer Lemon Radler.
MugiWhat! That sounds like summer vacation in a name. So is a radler beer, or lemonade, or both?
Hop BroIt is beer. A radler-style beer comes from Germany, where beer and lemonade were mixed for something refreshing.
MugiWhoa! But this one uses 100% Meyer lemon juice? What makes that different from regular lemon?
Hop BroMeyer lemon is less sharply sour and gives off a sweeter aroma. Add lemon juice too, and you get a balanced sweet-tart profile.
MugiThat sounds dangerously crushable! And with ABV 4.0% it totally feels like a perfect first pint.
Hop BroExactly. It is only 15 IBU, and the hops bring Tettnanger herbal notes that back up the lemon brightness.
MugiHold on, Tettnan-what now? Why does every hop name sound like a wizard spell?!
Hop BroHa. In plain terms, it is a refined hop with a fresh green edge. So the beer finishes with clean citrusy acidity instead of feeling heavy.
MugiA second-floor beer pub in Chigasaki pouring that? Amazing. This is absolutely my hot-day first glass.
Hop BroIt also works great at the start of a meal, and HOP MAN is the kind of place where you can drop in casually. Right now, this is a brightly defined lemon beer worth chasing.
MugiTotally. My mouth is already in full Meyer lemon mode. Can I start the practice cheers now?
New tap
HOP MAN, a beer pub on the second floor of Sunrize Shonan in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, has added Isekadoya Beer's Meyer Lemon Radler to the lineup. Because the tap list changes regularly, a beer like this fits the venue's casual drop-in style well.
The beer is a radler, a style with roots in Germany, where beer was mixed with lemonade to make a more refreshing drink in hot weather. According to the post, this version uses 100% Meyer lemon juice plus lemon juice to balance sweetness and acidity. Tettnanger hops provide a gentle herbal accent, keeping the citrus in focus without stripping away the beer character.
At 4.0% ABV and 15 IBU, this is built for easy drinking. It pours a clear straw color, opens with bright lemon aroma, and finishes with soft sweetness and a clean, quick acidity. It works well as a first drink of the day, a palate reset, or a lighter choice alongside food. For drinkers who want citrus-led refreshment rather than heavy bitterness, this tap update is worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is HOP MAN in Chigasaki tapping Isekadoya Brewery’s Meyer Lemon Radler.
MugiWhat! That sounds like summer vacation in a name. So is a radler beer, or lemonade, or both?
Hop BroIt is beer. A radler-style beer comes from Germany, where beer and lemonade were mixed for something refreshing.
MugiWhoa! But this one uses 100% Meyer lemon juice? What makes that different from regular lemon?
Hop BroMeyer lemon is less sharply sour and gives off a sweeter aroma. Add lemon juice too, and you get a balanced sweet-tart profile.
MugiThat sounds dangerously crushable! And with ABV 4.0% it totally feels like a perfect first pint.
Hop BroExactly. It is only 15 IBU, and the hops bring Tettnanger herbal notes that back up the lemon brightness.
MugiHold on, Tettnan-what now? Why does every hop name sound like a wizard spell?!
Hop BroHa. In plain terms, it is a refined hop with a fresh green edge. So the beer finishes with clean citrusy acidity instead of feeling heavy.
MugiA second-floor beer pub in Chigasaki pouring that? Amazing. This is absolutely my hot-day first glass.
Hop BroIt also works great at the start of a meal, and HOP MAN is the kind of place where you can drop in casually. Right now, this is a brightly defined lemon beer worth chasing.
MugiTotally. My mouth is already in full Meyer lemon mode. Can I start the practice cheers now?
