Himalaya table posts an eight-beer tap lineup for July 21
Himalaya table, a beer pub in Kanda, shared its tap lineup for Tuesday, July 21. The list spans eight beers, including Mojiko Retro Beer Pale Ale, Onidensetsu NEW熊鬼IPA, and T.Y. HARBOR Peach Tea Sour.
Hop BroKanda’s Himalaya table just dropped its July 21 tap list. With Oni Densetsu and Nara Brewing on the same board, this one covers a lot of ground.
MugiWait, eight beers on tap? That is an aggressive way to make me indecisive! A beer pub with Nepalese food and that lineup feels unfair!
Hop BroUp front you’ve got the opening trio: Mojiko Retro Beer Pale Ale, Oni Densetsu’s NEW Kumaoni IPA, and T.Y. HARBOR’s Peach Tea Sour. Classic, punchy, and a curveball all at once.
MugiWhat even is Peach Tea Sour? The name alone sounds illegal. My brain is confused, but my mouth is fully on board.
Hop BroAnd the back half hits too: Tsugaru Brewing’s Arigato! IPA, Hop Kotan Brewery’s Hiromokuten Bakushu in Dortmunder style, plus Nara Brewing’s HOORAY! as a gose and PERSONA as a SIPA.
MugiHold on, what is SIPA? Is that a beer style or a password you whisper to unlock level-two beer nerd mode?
Hop BroSIPA means Session IPA. It keeps that IPA hop character, but the body is lighter so it goes down fast. And Dortmunder is basically a golden lager with a really nice malt-bitter balance.
MugiOhhh, so it’s a comparison-friendly lineup! You get grabbed by the hops, then the sourness and malt come in for the landing. That’s suspiciously considerate!
Hop BroPlus there’s Oni Densetsu’s Luminosa Single Ver. too, so pale ale fans aren’t being left behind. It also sounds great with spicy food, and I’d absolutely want to settle in upstairs in Kanda and start from pint one.
MugiThat’s it, take me to Kanda. I want HOORAY! for the bright tang, NEW Kumaoni IPA for the punch, and Nepalese food for the victory lap.
Himalaya table, located near Kanda Station, is a beer pub where craft beer and Nepalese food can be enjoyed together. The venue is known for its relaxed atmosphere and for posting a changing tap lineup day by day.
For Tuesday, July 21, the lineup included Mojiko Retro Beer Pale Ale, Onidensetsu NEW熊鬼IPA, T.Y. HARBOR Peach Tea Sour, Tsugaru Brewing ありがとう！IPA, Hoppukotan Brewing 広目天麦酒 (Dortmunder), Nara Brewing HOORAY! (Gose), Nara Brewing PERSONA (SIPA), and Onidensetsu 金鬼ペールエール 『ルミノサ シングルVer.』. With pale ale and IPA at the core, plus sour, gose, and Dortmunder-style beer, the list offers a wide range of flavors to compare side by side.
That variety also makes pairing easier. Spiced dishes and lighter plates with a touch of acidity should work well alongside this tap list. For drinkers who want to spend time with the beer rather than rush through it, Himalaya table in Chiyoda Ward is an easy place to settle in and start with the first glass.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKanda’s Himalaya table just dropped its July 21 tap list. With Oni Densetsu and Nara Brewing on the same board, this one covers a lot of ground.
MugiWait, eight beers on tap? That is an aggressive way to make me indecisive! A beer pub with Nepalese food and that lineup feels unfair!
Hop BroUp front you’ve got the opening trio: Mojiko Retro Beer Pale Ale, Oni Densetsu’s NEW Kumaoni IPA, and T.Y. HARBOR’s Peach Tea Sour. Classic, punchy, and a curveball all at once.
MugiWhat even is Peach Tea Sour? The name alone sounds illegal. My brain is confused, but my mouth is fully on board.
Hop BroAnd the back half hits too: Tsugaru Brewing’s Arigato! IPA, Hop Kotan Brewery’s Hiromokuten Bakushu in Dortmunder style, plus Nara Brewing’s HOORAY! as a gose and PERSONA as a SIPA.
MugiHold on, what is SIPA? Is that a beer style or a password you whisper to unlock level-two beer nerd mode?
Hop BroSIPA means Session IPA. It keeps that IPA hop character, but the body is lighter so it goes down fast. And Dortmunder is basically a golden lager with a really nice malt-bitter balance.
MugiOhhh, so it’s a comparison-friendly lineup! You get grabbed by the hops, then the sourness and malt come in for the landing. That’s suspiciously considerate!
Hop BroPlus there’s Oni Densetsu’s Luminosa Single Ver. too, so pale ale fans aren’t being left behind. It also sounds great with spicy food, and I’d absolutely want to settle in upstairs in Kanda and start from pint one.
MugiThat’s it, take me to Kanda. I want HOORAY! for the bright tang, NEW Kumaoni IPA for the punch, and Nepalese food for the victory lap.
