Ise Kadoya Beer and Belching Beaver New Taps at Mihama Base in Makuhari
In the March 31 update for WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE (Mihama Base) Makuhari, two new kegs were tapped. Ise Kadoya Beer’s Imperial Red Ale and Belching Beaver’s Phantom Bride IPA have joined the lineup, and takeaway is available at the shop as well.
Hop BroAt WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE in Makuhari, two new kegs were tapped on March 31. Ise Kadoya Beer’s Imperial Red Ale and Belching Beaver’s Phantom Bride IPA are interesting because they go in almost opposite directions.
MugiWhoa, two kegs at once!? And when I hear Ise Kadoya Beer, it somehow sounds serious and strong!
Hop BroExactly. First up is the Imperial Red Ale. It’s a Double Red Ale at ABV 7.0% and IBU 50. It has a copper-red color and aromas like citrus and grapes.
MugiDouble Red Ale? Does that mean it’s twice as red? Just the name alone makes me feel tipsy!
Hop BroNot twice as red, but it definitely has presence in terms of solid body and bitterness. It has that old-school American hop character, plus a more modern drinkability, so it’s the kind of beer that’s bitter but easy to drink.
MugiThat sounds amazing! So what’s the other one, the Phantom Bride IPA?
Hop BroThe Belching Beaver one is known for its collaboration with Deftones, and it uses Amarillo, Citra, Simcoe, and Mosaic. It’s an IPA at ABV 7.1% and IBU 60, and what feels nice is how it comes together with a dry finish.
MugiWhoa, the hop names alone are already overloaded with information! But if it’s mild and smooth, there shouldn’t be any accident where my face gets all crumpled from too much bitterness, right?
Hop BroThat’s the good part. The hop bitterness and malt sweetness overlap, so it has real flavor but still goes down smoothly. And that day the lineup also included HEARTLAND, West Coast Brewing The Technician, and Karl Strauss Mosaic Session IPA, making it a fun lineup for tasting side by side.
MugiIt’s unfair to have that much available in Makuhari! And if they support takeaway too, it makes me want to buy some right now and slowly enjoy it at home!
Hop BroExactly. Having a pint there is great, and being able to take your favorites home is one of MIHAMA BASE’s strengths. Today’s two kegs should satisfy both bitterness fans and aroma fans, and honestly I’m already wanting a drink too.
Two New Taps Opened in Makuhari
The craft beer specialty shop WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE (Mihama Base) Makuhari, located in Takasu, Mihama Ward, Chiba City, announced two newly tapped kegs in its March 31 update. In addition to enjoying a drink inside the shop, it is also convenient because it supports craft beer takeaway.
New Taps
- Ise Kadoya Beer Imperial Red Ale
- The style is Double Red Ale, ABV 7.0%, IBU 50.
- It has a copper-red appearance and aromas reminiscent of citrus and grapes. With a solid body and bitterness, it balances classic American hop character with easy drinkability for the modern palate.
- Belching Beaver Phantom Bride IPA
- The style is IPA, ABV 7.1%, IBU 60.
- Known for its collaboration with Deftones, this beer uses Amarillo, Citra, Simcoe, and Mosaic. Its mild, smooth mouthfeel layers hop bitterness and malt sweetness, finishing dry.
Draft Lineup for the Day
In addition to the two newly tapped kegs, the draft lineup for the day also included HEARTLAND, West Coast Brewing The Technician, Karl Strauss Mosaic Session IPA, Los Angels Ale Works Quietly Judging, West Coast Brewing Hop Fua, and Deschutes Hop Krush Hazy IPA, offering a setup where a wide range of styles could be compared side by side.
MIHAMA BASE is an easy place to stop by for anyone looking for craft beer in the Makuhari area. Whether you want firm bitterness and aroma or prefer something chosen for its drinkability, this time the shop offered two kegs with very different directions to choose from.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE in Makuhari, two new kegs were tapped on March 31. Ise Kadoya Beer’s Imperial Red Ale and Belching Beaver’s Phantom Bride IPA are interesting because they go in almost opposite directions.
MugiWhoa, two kegs at once!? And when I hear Ise Kadoya Beer, it somehow sounds serious and strong!
Hop BroExactly. First up is the Imperial Red Ale. It’s a Double Red Ale at ABV 7.0% and IBU 50. It has a copper-red color and aromas like citrus and grapes.
MugiDouble Red Ale? Does that mean it’s twice as red? Just the name alone makes me feel tipsy!
Hop BroNot twice as red, but it definitely has presence in terms of solid body and bitterness. It has that old-school American hop character, plus a more modern drinkability, so it’s the kind of beer that’s bitter but easy to drink.
MugiThat sounds amazing! So what’s the other one, the Phantom Bride IPA?
Hop BroThe Belching Beaver one is known for its collaboration with Deftones, and it uses Amarillo, Citra, Simcoe, and Mosaic. It’s an IPA at ABV 7.1% and IBU 60, and what feels nice is how it comes together with a dry finish.
MugiWhoa, the hop names alone are already overloaded with information! But if it’s mild and smooth, there shouldn’t be any accident where my face gets all crumpled from too much bitterness, right?
Hop BroThat’s the good part. The hop bitterness and malt sweetness overlap, so it has real flavor but still goes down smoothly. And that day the lineup also included HEARTLAND, West Coast Brewing The Technician, and Karl Strauss Mosaic Session IPA, making it a fun lineup for tasting side by side.
MugiIt’s unfair to have that much available in Makuhari! And if they support takeaway too, it makes me want to buy some right now and slowly enjoy it at home!
Hop BroExactly. Having a pint there is great, and being able to take your favorites home is one of MIHAMA BASE’s strengths. Today’s two kegs should satisfy both bitterness fans and aroma fans, and honestly I’m already wanting a drink too.
