Beer Pub Ishii Lists Seven Beers Including Shiga Kogen and Sankt Gallen
Beer Pub Ishii in Sendagi, Tokyo, has shared a tap list featuring beers from Shiga Kogen Beer, Sankt Gallen, Oyama G Beer, and more. The lineup ranges from porter and pale ale to a Japanese pear weizen and a Helles.
Hop BroBeer Pub Ishii in Sendagi has posted a tap list with seven distinctive beers. It sounds perfect for a stop during a neighborhood stroll.
MugiWhat? Seven beers on tap? From dark to fruity, how am I supposed to choose?
Hop BroCurrently pouring are Shiga Kogen Beer’s Porter and Sono Ju, Sankt Gallen’s Japanese Pear Weizen, and Daisen G Beer’s Pale Ale.
MugiPorter sounds like something sailors would drink! What does roasty character actually taste like?
Hop BroIt comes from deeply roasted malt. Think coffee or bittersweet chocolate; Shiga Kogen’s Porter offers that classic dark-beer toastiness.
MugiOh, I see! Then Sono Ju and Daisen G Beer’s Pale Ale are for enjoying hop character, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops bring more than bitterness—they can add citrusy or herbal aromas too. Starting with a Pale Ale makes a great hop-aroma comparison.
MugiHops smell like perfume too? Then for an easygoing day, I’m curious about the Japanese Pear Weizen!
Hop BroIts pear-driven fruitiness is the draw, with a soft Weizen-like feel. Waiting in the wings are Jorurizaka Helles, Nirai Kanai no Shizuku, and RIVER.
MugiStop, my tasting plan is getting huge! Taps can change, so let’s check the tap list first—then head to Sendagi and cheers!
Beer Pub Ishii, a craft beer pub in Sendagi, Bunkyo, Tokyo, has announced its current lineup. Beers listed as pouring include Shiga Kogen Beer’s Porter and Sono Ju, Sankt Gallen’s Japanese Pear Weizen, and Oyama G Beer’s Pale Ale.
The selection covers several distinct profiles: the Porter offers the roasted character expected from a dark ale, while Sono Ju and the Pale Ale provide opportunities to explore hop-driven flavors. Sankt Gallen’s Japanese Pear Weizen is brewed with Japanese pear, adding a fruit-forward element and a lighter option to the list.
Three more beers are listed as waiting to be tapped: Kanpai! Brewing’s Jorurizaka Helles, Ushitora Brewery’s Nirai Kanai no Shizuku, and Brasserie Knot’s RIVER. Tap availability may change, so guests looking for a particular beer should check with the pub before visiting.
Beer Pub Ishii is located at 3-45-8 Sendagi, Bunkyo, Tokyo. Its neighborhood pub setting makes it a natural stop for tasting different beer styles while exploring Sendagi.
The pub also announced “Izakaya AYAYA,” scheduled for October 19 and 20 from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., with last orders at 9:30 p.m. Regular hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., and Sunday from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The pub is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBeer Pub Ishii in Sendagi has posted a tap list with seven distinctive beers. It sounds perfect for a stop during a neighborhood stroll.
MugiWhat? Seven beers on tap? From dark to fruity, how am I supposed to choose?
Hop BroCurrently pouring are Shiga Kogen Beer’s Porter and Sono Ju, Sankt Gallen’s Japanese Pear Weizen, and Daisen G Beer’s Pale Ale.
MugiPorter sounds like something sailors would drink! What does roasty character actually taste like?
Hop BroIt comes from deeply roasted malt. Think coffee or bittersweet chocolate; Shiga Kogen’s Porter offers that classic dark-beer toastiness.
MugiOh, I see! Then Sono Ju and Daisen G Beer’s Pale Ale are for enjoying hop character, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops bring more than bitterness—they can add citrusy or herbal aromas too. Starting with a Pale Ale makes a great hop-aroma comparison.
MugiHops smell like perfume too? Then for an easygoing day, I’m curious about the Japanese Pear Weizen!
Hop BroIts pear-driven fruitiness is the draw, with a soft Weizen-like feel. Waiting in the wings are Jorurizaka Helles, Nirai Kanai no Shizuku, and RIVER.
MugiStop, my tasting plan is getting huge! Taps can change, so let’s check the tap list first—then head to Sendagi and cheers!
