TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa Gets a New Arrival from In to Agave: "Hanakaze Gururiko Yona Yona Ale ver"
In an Instagram post from TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa, the shop announced a new arrival from In to Agave. In the photo, bottles reading "Hanakaze," "Gururiko," and "RICE & HOP" are lined up, making it an intriguing one for people looking for guest beers at the Shimokitazawa taproom.
Hop BroToday at TDM 1874 in Shimokitazawa, there’s a new arrival from In to Agave. The post title is "Hanakaze Gururiko Yona Yona Ale ver," and the bottles in the photo look pretty intriguing too.
MugiWhoa! Just the name Hanakaze Gururiko already sounds tasty, doesn’t it? And what does "Yona Yona Ale ver" even mean? That makes me so curious!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. The phrase Yona Yona Ale ver gives off the feeling of an arrangement that makes people who already know the beer smile. The base has ale-like nuance, while adding a bit of character without losing its familiar face.
MugiWait, what was ale-style again? I get the arrangement vibe, but beer talk suddenly gets hard to follow!
Hop BroSimply put, ale-style beers tend to bring out aroma more easily and can have a fuller flavor. So when it’s a bottle with a strong identity like "Hanakaze Gururiko," it’s exciting to see what impression it makes the moment you drink it.
MugiI get it! And the fact that the photo says RICE & HOP is so stylish. Rice and hops together sounds gentle and nice.
Hop BroExactly. Just seeing RICE & HOP makes your expectations go up. Since TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa is a beer pub run by Yokohama’s TDM 1874 Brewery, the strong point is that you can go after both house beers and guest beers.
MugiWow! Having house beers and guests sounds like a paradise, doesn’t it? So today you can drink the regulars and the new arrivals together, right?
Hop BroAnd the hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 to 21:00, with food and drink last orders clearly laid out, so it’s easy to use. It’s a great place to drop in casually in Shimokitazawa and look for guest beers while having a meal.
MugiThat makes me want to go! I want to drink Hanakaze Gururiko and check what kind of aroma it has, and I also want to go guest-beer hunting at TDM 1874.
TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa announced on Instagram that it had received a new arrival from In to Agave. The title of the post reads "Hanakaze Gururiko Yona Yona Ale ver," and in the photo, two bottles are lined up with the words "RICE & HOP," "Hanakaze," and "Gururiko" on them.
TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa is a beer pub operated by TDM 1874 Brewery, a craft beer brewery in Yokohama, located on the 2nd floor of NANSEI PLUS, 2-21-22 Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. On the official website, in addition to TDM original craft beer, the shop is described as offering a setup where guests can choose from today's tap list, making it a place designed so visitors can easily enjoy discovering guest beers.
What can be read from this post is that In to Agave's "Hanakaze Gururiko Yona Yona Ale ver" has arrived in the shop. The wording "Yona Yona Ale ver" in the beer name gives off an arrangement vibe that will especially catch the attention of people who are already familiar with it. The photo also clearly shows the label design, conveying the beer's character before you even pick up the bottle.
The post also includes the business hours: Monday to Sunday, 12:00 to 21:00. Food last order is one hour before closing, and drinks last order is 30 minutes before closing. It is a convenient setup for people who want to make beer the main focus while also enjoying a meal.
If you're chasing guest beers in Shimokitazawa, it is interesting to visit a place like TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa, where you can pair the standard house beers with these kinds of arrival announcements as your cue to stop by. This time, it was a post that drew attention to a single bottle from In to Agave.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday at TDM 1874 in Shimokitazawa, there’s a new arrival from In to Agave. The post title is "Hanakaze Gururiko Yona Yona Ale ver," and the bottles in the photo look pretty intriguing too.
MugiWhoa! Just the name Hanakaze Gururiko already sounds tasty, doesn’t it? And what does "Yona Yona Ale ver" even mean? That makes me so curious!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. The phrase Yona Yona Ale ver gives off the feeling of an arrangement that makes people who already know the beer smile. The base has ale-like nuance, while adding a bit of character without losing its familiar face.
MugiWait, what was ale-style again? I get the arrangement vibe, but beer talk suddenly gets hard to follow!
Hop BroSimply put, ale-style beers tend to bring out aroma more easily and can have a fuller flavor. So when it’s a bottle with a strong identity like "Hanakaze Gururiko," it’s exciting to see what impression it makes the moment you drink it.
MugiI get it! And the fact that the photo says RICE & HOP is so stylish. Rice and hops together sounds gentle and nice.
Hop BroExactly. Just seeing RICE & HOP makes your expectations go up. Since TDM 1874 Shimokitazawa is a beer pub run by Yokohama’s TDM 1874 Brewery, the strong point is that you can go after both house beers and guest beers.
MugiWow! Having house beers and guests sounds like a paradise, doesn’t it? So today you can drink the regulars and the new arrivals together, right?
Hop BroAnd the hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 to 21:00, with food and drink last orders clearly laid out, so it’s easy to use. It’s a great place to drop in casually in Shimokitazawa and look for guest beers while having a meal.
MugiThat makes me want to go! I want to drink Hanakaze Gururiko and check what kind of aroma it has, and I also want to go guest-beer hunting at TDM 1874.
