Sakura Taps adds DPA and Camouflage to its July 21 tap list
Beer pub Sakura Taps in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama, has shared its July 21 tap list. The lineup includes two fresh keg releases, DPA from Shiga Kogen Beer and Camouflage from Nara Brewing, alongside eight beers in total.
Hop BroSakura Taps in Yokohama just posted its July 21 tap list, and the big news is two new pours: Shiga Kogen Beer’s DPA and Nara Brewing’s Camouflage, with eight beers on lineup.
MugiWait, DPA and Camouflage in the same sentence? One sounds like a code name and the other sounds like a secret mission!
Hop BroDPA is an American Pale Ale from Shiga Kogen Beer. It’s easy to drink, but still gives you solid malt depth with a clean layer of hop aroma.
MugiWhoa, but malt depth means what exactly? Is the beer showing up in a thick winter jacket or something?
Hop BroNot quite. It means there’s a layered grain richness underneath, so the beer feels satisfying without turning heavy or dull.
MugiOkay, that helps! Then what’s up with Camouflage from Nara? An 8th anniversary Hazy IPA already sounds like it knows it’s the main character.
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. It’s an 8th anniversary Hazy IPA with real drinking weight, but it stays balanced instead of getting too thick. Hazy usually means cloudy and super aromatic.
MugiAnd the style variety is wild too. Yoshidamachi Helles 2026, a plum gose, even an Alt... this lineup feels like a tiny beer vacation.
Hop BroExactly. Sakura Taps is the kind of place where food and music matter too, not just the beer. They’re open from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and checking the online menu first is honestly smart.
MugiThat sounds perfect... If I do an online menu preview first, maybe I’ll spend slightly less time frozen at the bar whispering, ‘I want all of them.’ Slightly.
Hop BroFor a slow, thoughtful beer stop in Yokohama, it feels like a very strong pick. I’d start with DPA, then move to Camouflage and let the aroma take over.
MugiNope, that’s it, I’m fully at I need a pint now. DPA to open, Camouflage to close, and maybe a Helles detour in the middle!
Sakura Taps, a beer pub on the second floor along Noraneko-dori in Hanasaki-cho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, published its tap list for July 21. The shop opens at 3:00 p.m. and closes at 11:30 p.m. on this day, with two newly tapped beers joining a lineup that balances easy-drinking classics and more characterful options.
The first new release is DPA from Shiga Kogen Beer. It is an American Pale Ale built around a clean, approachable profile, with malt depth and hop aroma coming through in good balance. The other new keg is Camouflage from Nara Brewing, a Hazy IPA released for the brewery's 8th anniversary. It offers solid drinkability without becoming overly heavy.
The full lineup for the day is:
- DPA / Shiga Kogen Beer
- Yoshidamachi Helles 2026 / Sakura Taps × Numazu Craft
- Tranquil Ale / Mugizakkoku Kobo
- BPM80 / Novel Craft Brewing
- Plum Gose / Minoh Beer
- Nama-chan no HAZY IPANA / MACHA Brewing
- Camouflage / Nara Brewing
- Alt / Shonan Beer
With Helles, pale ale, ale, gose, and hazy IPA on tap, the list covers a wide range of drinking moods and tasting styles. Sakura Taps is also notable for weaving beer, food, and music into a relaxed pub experience, making it a solid stop for anyone looking to spend time with a carefully chosen pint in Yokohama. The online menu is available as well, so checking the tap list before visiting should be worthwhile.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSakura Taps in Yokohama just posted its July 21 tap list, and the big news is two new pours: Shiga Kogen Beer’s DPA and Nara Brewing’s Camouflage, with eight beers on lineup.
MugiWait, DPA and Camouflage in the same sentence? One sounds like a code name and the other sounds like a secret mission!
Hop BroDPA is an American Pale Ale from Shiga Kogen Beer. It’s easy to drink, but still gives you solid malt depth with a clean layer of hop aroma.
MugiWhoa, but malt depth means what exactly? Is the beer showing up in a thick winter jacket or something?
Hop BroNot quite. It means there’s a layered grain richness underneath, so the beer feels satisfying without turning heavy or dull.
MugiOkay, that helps! Then what’s up with Camouflage from Nara? An 8th anniversary Hazy IPA already sounds like it knows it’s the main character.
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. It’s an 8th anniversary Hazy IPA with real drinking weight, but it stays balanced instead of getting too thick. Hazy usually means cloudy and super aromatic.
MugiAnd the style variety is wild too. Yoshidamachi Helles 2026, a plum gose, even an Alt... this lineup feels like a tiny beer vacation.
Hop BroExactly. Sakura Taps is the kind of place where food and music matter too, not just the beer. They’re open from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and checking the online menu first is honestly smart.
MugiThat sounds perfect... If I do an online menu preview first, maybe I’ll spend slightly less time frozen at the bar whispering, ‘I want all of them.’ Slightly.
Hop BroFor a slow, thoughtful beer stop in Yokohama, it feels like a very strong pick. I’d start with DPA, then move to Camouflage and let the aroma take over.
MugiNope, that’s it, I’m fully at I need a pint now. DPA to open, Camouflage to close, and maybe a Helles detour in the middle!
