The World End in Ueno Announces 9 Taps, Including New Black Tide x Teenage Releases
The World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno unveiled its tap lineup on April 21 ahead of its 14th anniversary celebration on April 26. The lineup features nine guest beers, including a new Black Tide Brewing × Teenage Brewing collaboration, plus four regular staples such as Guinness.
Hop BroThe World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno has put out its 14th anniversary tap announcement. Nine guest beers and four regular taps is a pretty serious lineup.
MugiWhoa, nine guest beers is a lot! With that many on tap, I’d probably trip over myself trying to decide where to start...
Hop BroThe headline beer is #483 Heaven’s Age from Black Tide Brewing × Teenage Brewing. It’s a Milky Hazy IPA, so you can expect haze and juiciness up front.
MugiMilky... hazy...? A cloudy IPA? Does that mean it looks like milk?
Hop BroNo milk in it. The term refers to the haze from hops and the soft mouthfeel. It tends to have fruit-like aromatics, and the bitterness comes across as smoother.
MugiI see! Then I’m also curious about Oni Densetsu Beer’s Kinki Pale Ale, and having lambics on top of that is seriously strong!
Hop BroExactly. What’s fun is that nine beers with very different personalities are lined up. From Kinki Pale Ale and Shirooni White Ale to Shishigami Oni IPA, plus Mild Quest in Nitro ver., the flavor range is huge.
MugiWhat even is a Nitro ver.?! Is the foam special?
Hop BroIt uses nitrogen, so the mouthfeel becomes finer and creamier. On top of that, there are the four regular staples: Guinness, Pilsner Urquell, Hoegaarden White, and Heartland, so being able to compare collaborations with the classics is the best part.
MugiI’m curious about the anniversary badge too, and now I really want to toast in Ueno on 4/26! I’d start with the hazy one.
The Irish pub "The World End -Irish Pub-" near Ueno Station has announced its beer lineup for its 14th anniversary celebration. In the post, the guest beers and regular taps were laid out ahead of the April 26 anniversary event. Set inside a wood-toned, pub-like interior, the venue stands out for offering a broad tasting range, from craft beers to well-known classics.
Guest Beers
The highlight this time is "#483 Heaven’s Age Milky Hazy IPA," a collaboration between Black Tide Brewing and Teenage Brewing. Alongside that are "Kinki Pale Ale (Dolcita ver.)," "Shirooni White Ale SP ver.," and "Shishigami Oni IPA" from Oni Densetsu Beer, "SHOHEI ZEN IPA Persimmon DIPA" from Teenage × SHOHEI, "Liska Bohemian Light Lager" from Pivovar Nová Paka, "Mild Quest (Nitro ver.)" from Let's Beer Works × Oasobier, and two Oud Beersel lambics, "One-Year-Aged Lambic" and "Winter Lambiek," bringing the total to nine beers with very different characters.
Regular Taps
The standard lineup includes Guinness, Pilsner Urquell, Hoegaarden White, and Heartland. Being able to follow domestic new releases and collaboration beers alongside staple beers from Ireland, the Czech Republic, and Belgium all in one place is a strength unique to this pub.
The anniversary event uses a ticket system, with each ticket priced at 330 yen. Advance sets are available at 10 tickets for 3,000 yen or 20 tickets for 5,700 yen, and buyers will also receive a 14th anniversary badge as a bonus. On April 26, the venue is also planning an anniversary beer unveiling and special menu items, making it a fitting spot for anyone looking to enjoy a few drinks in Ueno.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe World End -Irish Pub- in Ueno has put out its 14th anniversary tap announcement. Nine guest beers and four regular taps is a pretty serious lineup.
MugiWhoa, nine guest beers is a lot! With that many on tap, I’d probably trip over myself trying to decide where to start...
Hop BroThe headline beer is #483 Heaven’s Age from Black Tide Brewing × Teenage Brewing. It’s a Milky Hazy IPA, so you can expect haze and juiciness up front.
MugiMilky... hazy...? A cloudy IPA? Does that mean it looks like milk?
Hop BroNo milk in it. The term refers to the haze from hops and the soft mouthfeel. It tends to have fruit-like aromatics, and the bitterness comes across as smoother.
MugiI see! Then I’m also curious about Oni Densetsu Beer’s Kinki Pale Ale, and having lambics on top of that is seriously strong!
Hop BroExactly. What’s fun is that nine beers with very different personalities are lined up. From Kinki Pale Ale and Shirooni White Ale to Shishigami Oni IPA, plus Mild Quest in Nitro ver., the flavor range is huge.
MugiWhat even is a Nitro ver.?! Is the foam special?
Hop BroIt uses nitrogen, so the mouthfeel becomes finer and creamier. On top of that, there are the four regular staples: Guinness, Pilsner Urquell, Hoegaarden White, and Heartland, so being able to compare collaborations with the classics is the best part.
MugiI’m curious about the anniversary badge too, and now I really want to toast in Ueno on 4/26! I’d start with the hazy one.
