New IPA Taps Pour at Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit has added Nobody Brewing’s The Triphop and Autodidact’s Beneath the Waves to its current tap list, offering beer fans in Ikebukuro a chance to compare a Hazy IPA with a stronger New England DIPA.
Hop BroAn IPA comparison in Ikebukuro is hard to pass up. Two fresh Camden taps have just opened.
MugiWhat? At Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit? Two distinctive IPAs already sound like my after-work plan!
Hop BroFirst, Nobody Brewing from Saitama brings The Triphop: a 5.5% soft and hazy IPA with hop aroma and a smooth feel.
MugiWhat exactly is hazy? Does it mean beer that looks misty? My brain has suddenly become hazy too!
Hop BroExactly—hazy means cloudy. Yeast and hop compounds remain in the beer, often giving it juicy aroma and softness.
MugiOoh, fluffy-looking but packed with hops! The Triphop is listed at 947 yen for 150 ml, so it feels like an easy first taste.
Hop BroThen there is Autodidact from New Jersey, USA, with Beneath the Waves: an 8.5% New England DIPA. This one shifts up a gear.
MugiEight-point-five percent?! I might sink below the waves after one sip! Does DIPA mean a double IPA?
Hop BroIt does. DIPA means Double IPA, usually with a bigger hop presence and more alcohol. Expect juicy intensity and power from Beneath the Waves.
MugiSo start with The Triphop, then move to Beneath the Waves—an IPA two-stage rocket! Even the drinking order is fun.
Hop BroRough Trade IPA is also on the list, so there are options for every mood. At the Higashikoma Building’s second floor, check the tap list when you arrive.
MugiAll right, Ikebukuro East Exit, here we come! Whether it is aroma or strength you want, tonight calls for IPA!
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit has announced new beers on its current tap list, including two hop-forward releases from Japan and the United States.
The Triphop from Saitama’s Nobody Brewing is a 5.5% Hazy IPA. Its hazy appearance and soft, hop-led character make it a suitable choice for drinkers looking for a rounded and aromatic IPA. The menu lists a 150ml serving at ¥947.
Beneath the Waves from Autodidact in New Jersey is an 8.5% New England DIPA. With the juicy profile associated with the style and the additional strength of a double IPA, it offers a fuller and more substantial option for experienced IPA drinkers.
The list also features Rough Trade IPA from Rough Trade, giving visitors another hop-focused beer to consider. With beers spanning different strengths and profiles, the tap list provides an easy way to choose according to the occasion.
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit is a craft beer pub located on the second floor of Tokoma Building in Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo. Its location near Ikebukuro’s east exit makes it a convenient stop for an after-work pint or a craft beer crawl. Tap availability may change, so guests should check the current list at the pub.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAn IPA comparison in Ikebukuro is hard to pass up. Two fresh Camden taps have just opened.
MugiWhat? At Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit? Two distinctive IPAs already sound like my after-work plan!
Hop BroFirst, Nobody Brewing from Saitama brings The Triphop: a 5.5% soft and hazy IPA with hop aroma and a smooth feel.
MugiWhat exactly is hazy? Does it mean beer that looks misty? My brain has suddenly become hazy too!
Hop BroExactly—hazy means cloudy. Yeast and hop compounds remain in the beer, often giving it juicy aroma and softness.
MugiOoh, fluffy-looking but packed with hops! The Triphop is listed at 947 yen for 150 ml, so it feels like an easy first taste.
Hop BroThen there is Autodidact from New Jersey, USA, with Beneath the Waves: an 8.5% New England DIPA. This one shifts up a gear.
MugiEight-point-five percent?! I might sink below the waves after one sip! Does DIPA mean a double IPA?
Hop BroIt does. DIPA means Double IPA, usually with a bigger hop presence and more alcohol. Expect juicy intensity and power from Beneath the Waves.
MugiSo start with The Triphop, then move to Beneath the Waves—an IPA two-stage rocket! Even the drinking order is fun.
Hop BroRough Trade IPA is also on the list, so there are options for every mood. At the Higashikoma Building’s second floor, check the tap list when you arrive.
MugiAll right, Ikebukuro East Exit, here we come! Whether it is aroma or strength you want, tonight calls for IPA!
