Beerbar Festa Shimokitazawa taps Needs Deep’s “Folsum Haze”
Beerbar Festa in Shimokitazawa shared its June 13 Saturday lineup, led by a new keg of Needs Deep’s “Folsum Haze.” The post also listed several Japanese draft beers and highlighted darts and upcoming in-bar events.
Hop BroThere’s a fun update out of Shimokitazawa today. Beer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa posted its June 13 lineup, and the new tap is Knee Deep’s Folsom Haze.
MugiWhat! Folsom Haze sounds intense. It already feels like the glass should come with its own fog machine!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. A hazy IPA usually means a slightly cloudy beer with hop aroma pushed forward, but this one was described as “not that hazy” in the post.
MugiWait, what? Not that hazy even though it’s called Folsom Haze? So the name is doing all the mist-related overtime?
Hop BroNot a fake-out, just character. They also mentioned a wine-like impression, so instead of pure tropical blast, it may show a calmer, more polished aroma.
MugiOh, nice! Tropical but elegant then. A beer that shows up in vacation clothes and somehow still has perfect posture.
Hop BroAnd very much in Festa style, the today’s draft lineup is strong too: Minoh’s Kozaru IPA, T.Y. Harbor’s Kampai West Coast Pilsner, and Yokohama Beer’s Seya Wheat Beer.
MugiThat is a stacked bench! But Delirra and Hansharo Beer are almost gone, right? The second I hear that, I start speed-walking in my mind.
Hop BroAnd it’s not just about drinking. They’ve got all-you-can-throw darts too, plus beer events and tournaments lined up, which is very on-brand for the place.
MugiThat settles it. First pint decided: I want to start with Folsom Haze, figure out that wine-like twist for myself, and end up playing darts with a huge grin.
Beerbar Festa in Shimokitazawa, located on the 5th floor of the Dai Shin Building at 2-9-1 Kitazawa, Setagaya, Tokyo, shared its June 13 Saturday update. The bar combines craft beer with darts, making it an easy place to stop in for a drink and stay for the night.
The new keg for the day was Needs Deep’s “Folsum Haze.” In the post, it was described as tropical with a slight wine-like impression, and the bar added that it is not especially hazy despite the name. That makes it an interesting pick for drinkers who want something aromatic but not overly soft or heavy.
The draft lineup also included:
- Minoh Beer “Kozaru IPA”
- T.Y. Harbor Brewery “Kanpai West Coast Pilsner”
- Derailleur “Anonymous Bruholic Revolution”
- Yokohama Beer “Seya no Komugi Beer”
- Hansharo Beer “Coco Farm & Winery White”
Two beers, Derailleur’s “Anonymous Bruholic Revolution” and Hansharo Beer’s “Coco Farm & Winery White,” were marked as running low.
The post also promoted darts free-flow sessions at 500 yen for members and 1,000 yen for general customers, plus a string of upcoming events: the Beer Club on June 16, a house tournament on June 19, and the anniversary trio tournament on June 21 at 2:00 p.m. It reads like a typical Festa update: beer first, but with enough side events to make the bar feel active and local.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a fun update out of Shimokitazawa today. Beer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa posted its June 13 lineup, and the new tap is Knee Deep’s Folsom Haze.
MugiWhat! Folsom Haze sounds intense. It already feels like the glass should come with its own fog machine!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. A hazy IPA usually means a slightly cloudy beer with hop aroma pushed forward, but this one was described as “not that hazy” in the post.
MugiWait, what? Not that hazy even though it’s called Folsom Haze? So the name is doing all the mist-related overtime?
Hop BroNot a fake-out, just character. They also mentioned a wine-like impression, so instead of pure tropical blast, it may show a calmer, more polished aroma.
MugiOh, nice! Tropical but elegant then. A beer that shows up in vacation clothes and somehow still has perfect posture.
Hop BroAnd very much in Festa style, the today’s draft lineup is strong too: Minoh’s Kozaru IPA, T.Y. Harbor’s Kampai West Coast Pilsner, and Yokohama Beer’s Seya Wheat Beer.
MugiThat is a stacked bench! But Delirra and Hansharo Beer are almost gone, right? The second I hear that, I start speed-walking in my mind.
Hop BroAnd it’s not just about drinking. They’ve got all-you-can-throw darts too, plus beer events and tournaments lined up, which is very on-brand for the place.
MugiThat settles it. First pint decided: I want to start with Folsom Haze, figure out that wine-like twist for myself, and end up playing darts with a huge grin.
