14 Taps Updated at Bakushuya Pogojiro, Featuring a Diverse Lineup Including REVISION and Shiga Kogen
The tap list at the beer pub Bakushuya Pogojiro in Osaka's Tanimachi area has been updated. Fourteen domestic and international beers are on the board, including REVISION, Minoh Beer, Kyoto Brewing, and Shiga Kogen Beer. A limited-time Hong Kong curry yakisoba is also being featured.
Hop BroBakushuya Pogojiro in Osaka’s Tanimachi area has just updated its taps by 14 at once. With REVISION, Shiga Kogen, and Minoh Beer all on the board, it’s enough to make your head happily scream.
MugiWhoa, 14 kinds? If there are that many, I’d probably freeze at the table just trying to decide where to start!
Hop BroWhat catches the eye first is REVISION’s DISCO NINJA. IPAs with names like that usually bring a bold hop punch.
MugiHop punch? What even is that? The phrase sounds so intense, but also kind of vague!
Hop BroSimply put, it refers to the impression of hop aroma and bitterness. This time the lineup is centered on IPAs, but it’s interesting that there are also lagers and even a NITRO ver., so there’s real variety.
MugiOhhh! So it’s perfect for comparison tasting, then. The differences in flavor would keep my brain really busy!
Hop BroExactly. For example, Minoh Beer and Mikkeller Tokyo’s UME-CHU, Kyoto Brewing’s “The Disappeared Blanket,” and Y.MARKET’s “Minamichita Blood Orange IPA” are all wildly different in personality.
MugiWow, they sound fun just by name alone! A Blood Orange IPA sounds like it’s going to splash fruit juice everywhere!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s Shiga Kogen Beer’s SNOW MONKEY IPA Silver Label ver., plus Oni Densetsu’s NEW Maki Oni IPA and Shin Asao Oni IPA. A lineup like this is the kind that keeps craft beer fans talking forever.
MugiAnd it’s not just the conversation that won’t stop! If there’s Hong Kong Curry Yakisoba too, neither the drinking hand nor the eating hand will stop!
Hop BroThere’s also the weekday-only set and Menjiro, so it’s a pretty strong stopover spot in Tanimachi. At this point, it makes you want to go decide on today’s drink right away.
MugiYeah, it’s decided now! Tonight’s one stop is here, and I want to take on the IPAs all the way through to the lagers!
Bakushuya Pogojiro, the beer pub in Andoji-cho, Chuo Ward, Osaka, has sent out today’s beer list. The post announced an 6:00 p.m. opening and revealed a lineup of 14 taps. Centered on IPAs, the selection spans a wide range, including lagers and even a NITRO ver.
The highlight this time is the way domestic and overseas breweries are naturally mixed together. Titles with distinct personalities follow one after another, such as REVISION’s “DISCO NINJA,” Minoh Beer x Mikkeller Tokyo’s “UME-CHU,” Kyoto Brewing’s “The Disappeared Blanket,” and Y.MARKET BREWING’s “Minamichita Blood Orange IPA.” Also on the list are Shiga Kogen Beer’s “SNOW MONKEY IPA Silver Label ver.,” Oni Densetsu’s “NEW Maki Oni IPA” and “Shin Asao Oni IPA,” Brasserie Knot’s “MITSU,” FARMENTRY’s “NICO,” and Trademark Brewing’s “CODEBREAKER,” making this a lineup that really invites comparison tasting.
The beer list is as follows.
- DISCO NINJA / REVISION
- UME-CHU / Minoh Beer x Mikkeller Tokyo
- The Disappeared Blanket / Kyoto Brewing
- Minamichita Blood Orange IPA / Y.MARKET BREWING
- SNOW MONKEY IPA Silver Label ver. / Shiga Kogen Beer
- CAMA x NAMA NEW WORLD IPA / NAMACHA N Brewing
- NEW Maki Oni IPA / Oni Densetsu
- MITSU / Brasserie Knot
- MIXED MEDIA / PAINT PALETTE BREWING
- NICO / FARMENTRY
- CODEBREAKER / Trademark Brewing
- Shin Asao Oni IPA / Oni Densetsu
- Spring Lager / Minoh Beer
- Kind of Gold NITRO ver / DOGFISH HEAD x OXBOW x SHIGA KOGEN
On the food side, the limited-edition “Hong Kong Curry Yakisoba” is also available. It is described as a dish that moves from a sweet curry flavor toward spiciness, and it seems well suited as a companion to craft beer. The post also mentions weekday-only “Pogojiro Set,” Tuesday “Menjiro,” and hot pot courses as well as all-you-can-drink course options, showing that this is a beer pub that works equally well for everyday visits and group use.
It is a place worth stopping by on a day when you want to compare IPAs in earnest in the Tanimachi area, or when you want to enjoy craft beer with a meal.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBakushuya Pogojiro in Osaka’s Tanimachi area has just updated its taps by 14 at once. With REVISION, Shiga Kogen, and Minoh Beer all on the board, it’s enough to make your head happily scream.
MugiWhoa, 14 kinds? If there are that many, I’d probably freeze at the table just trying to decide where to start!
Hop BroWhat catches the eye first is REVISION’s DISCO NINJA. IPAs with names like that usually bring a bold hop punch.
MugiHop punch? What even is that? The phrase sounds so intense, but also kind of vague!
Hop BroSimply put, it refers to the impression of hop aroma and bitterness. This time the lineup is centered on IPAs, but it’s interesting that there are also lagers and even a NITRO ver., so there’s real variety.
MugiOhhh! So it’s perfect for comparison tasting, then. The differences in flavor would keep my brain really busy!
Hop BroExactly. For example, Minoh Beer and Mikkeller Tokyo’s UME-CHU, Kyoto Brewing’s “The Disappeared Blanket,” and Y.MARKET’s “Minamichita Blood Orange IPA” are all wildly different in personality.
MugiWow, they sound fun just by name alone! A Blood Orange IPA sounds like it’s going to splash fruit juice everywhere!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s Shiga Kogen Beer’s SNOW MONKEY IPA Silver Label ver., plus Oni Densetsu’s NEW Maki Oni IPA and Shin Asao Oni IPA. A lineup like this is the kind that keeps craft beer fans talking forever.
MugiAnd it’s not just the conversation that won’t stop! If there’s Hong Kong Curry Yakisoba too, neither the drinking hand nor the eating hand will stop!
Hop BroThere’s also the weekday-only set and Menjiro, so it’s a pretty strong stopover spot in Tanimachi. At this point, it makes you want to go decide on today’s drink right away.
MugiYeah, it’s decided now! Tonight’s one stop is here, and I want to take on the IPAs all the way through to the lagers!
