Awashima Soko Announces Its Latest Tap List, Including Two New Kegs Opened on March 20
The beer pub Awashima Soko in Setagaya's Daizawa updated its tap information on Instagram to match its March 20 business day. In addition to two new kegs from YOROCCO and Nara Brewing, the lineup spans styles from saison to hazy IPA and micro porter.
Hop BroAwashima Soko rolled out its tap lineup with a March 20 update. Two new kegs is a pretty interesting slate, don't you think?
MugiWhoa! Two new kegs? That's basically a win already. What beers came in?
Hop BroFirst up is YOROCCO's Liberation Pils, style: German Pils. It's a classic take using German malt and hops, aiming for crispness and clean bitterness.
MugiGerman malt and hops sounds like a proper pils? But when you say crispness, do you mean the kind that just disappears down your throat?
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of beer where the bitterness cuts the finish in a satisfying way. Because it has so little roughness, it slips in easily as your first drink too.
MugiGot it! Then Nara Brewing's HOMEWARD BOUND sounds interesting too. Is Extra Pale Ale usually lighter than a regular pale ale?
Hop BroIt does have a lighter, snappier feel. The post highlights citrus aroma, moderate bitterness, and a dry, easy-drinking finish, so it's useful both as a first beer and with food.
MugiThat's great for pairing with food! But dry and drinkable is such a pro way to say it that my brain can't keep up!
Hop BroIn plain terms, it means it doesn't leave a heavy sweetness behind and makes you want another sip. And today you've also got YOROCCO's Summer Orange SAISON, Nara Brewing's LIGHT HOUSE, and Nobody's The Triphop, so the range of aroma and body is wild.
MugiWow, the range of aroma and body is so broad that just deciding what to drink is part of the fun! Today makes me want to work my way from pilsner to hazy IPA in order.
Hop BroAnd Awashima Soko is open from 15:00 to 23:00 in Daizawa, so it's easy to stop by from Shimokitazawa or Sangenjaya too. It's the kind of place where you can drop in before the weekend and take your time comparing taps.
MugiIt's decided! I'll start with Liberation Pils to check the crispness, then end with The Triphop to sink into hazy aroma. My throat is already calling for beer today!
The beer pub Awashima Soko, located in Daizawa 4-chome, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, has released its tap list for March 20. The venue will be open from 15:00 to 23:00 that day, and the post announced two new kegs.
Two notable new taps
The first is YOROCCO's Liberation Pils (German Pils). It is introduced as a classic German pilsner made with German malt and hops. It's a beer that should appeal to anyone looking for clean bitterness and a crisp finish.
The second is Nara Brewing's HOMEWARD BOUND (Extra Pale Ale). The post emphasizes citrus aroma, moderate bitterness, and a dry, highly drinkable finish, making it an easy fit for a first beer or for drinking with food.
Tap lineup for the day
That day's lineup includes YOROCCO's Summer Orange SAISON, Nara Brewing's LIGHT HOUSE (Micro Porter), and Nobody's The Triphop (Hazy IPA). From pilsner and saison to pale ale, porter, and hazy IPA, the selection brings together styles with very different aroma profiles and body.
Awashima Soko is a place suited to people who want to enjoy tasting through a tap list that changes from day to day. In Daizawa, a location that's easy to reach from the Shimokitazawa and Sangenjaya areas, it's a lineup that lets you take your time choosing a drink before the weekend.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAwashima Soko rolled out its tap lineup with a March 20 update. Two new kegs is a pretty interesting slate, don't you think?
MugiWhoa! Two new kegs? That's basically a win already. What beers came in?
Hop BroFirst up is YOROCCO's Liberation Pils, style: German Pils. It's a classic take using German malt and hops, aiming for crispness and clean bitterness.
MugiGerman malt and hops sounds like a proper pils? But when you say crispness, do you mean the kind that just disappears down your throat?
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of beer where the bitterness cuts the finish in a satisfying way. Because it has so little roughness, it slips in easily as your first drink too.
MugiGot it! Then Nara Brewing's HOMEWARD BOUND sounds interesting too. Is Extra Pale Ale usually lighter than a regular pale ale?
Hop BroIt does have a lighter, snappier feel. The post highlights citrus aroma, moderate bitterness, and a dry, easy-drinking finish, so it's useful both as a first beer and with food.
MugiThat's great for pairing with food! But dry and drinkable is such a pro way to say it that my brain can't keep up!
Hop BroIn plain terms, it means it doesn't leave a heavy sweetness behind and makes you want another sip. And today you've also got YOROCCO's Summer Orange SAISON, Nara Brewing's LIGHT HOUSE, and Nobody's The Triphop, so the range of aroma and body is wild.
MugiWow, the range of aroma and body is so broad that just deciding what to drink is part of the fun! Today makes me want to work my way from pilsner to hazy IPA in order.
Hop BroAnd Awashima Soko is open from 15:00 to 23:00 in Daizawa, so it's easy to stop by from Shimokitazawa or Sangenjaya too. It's the kind of place where you can drop in before the weekend and take your time comparing taps.
MugiIt's decided! I'll start with Liberation Pils to check the crispness, then end with The Triphop to sink into hazy aroma. My throat is already calling for beer today!
