Hiranoya in Shinsen taps three beers: a Czech lager, Torpedo Extra IPA, and Isekadoya
Hiranoya in Shinsen announced three beers on tap at once: a classic Czech lager, Sierra Nevada’s flagship IPA, and Isekadoya Beer’s DDH hazy IPA. The post also mentions a 12th anniversary special discount.
Hop BroShinsen is hot today. At Hirano-ya Saketen / Beer Stand Hiranoya they are tapping three kegs at once, so you can basically travel through Czechia, the U.S., and Japan one pint at a time.
MugiWhat, beer world travel!? And there is even a 12th anniversary discount too? That is so kind to my wallet it feels suspicious!
Hop BroThe stars are three beers: Zeny sládek Tajemstvi by Nová Paka Brewery, TORPEDO EXTRA IPA by Sierra Nevada, and Hop Nyaon 11th Fleet by Isekadoya Brewery. It is a beautifully wildly different lineup.
MugiThose names have way too much personality! But wait, that Isekadoya one says DDH Hazy IPA. What is that, a spell with extra reverb?
Hop BroDDH means they pile in extra hops to boost aroma, and Hazy IPA means a cloudy, juicy IPA style. With Galaxy and Enigma, it goes full tropical fruit mode, with notes like passion fruit, white grape, and berries.
MugiOooh! So Hop Nyaon smells like a fruit market mutiny breaking out inside the glass?
Hop BroExactly. Then the Czech beer, Zeny sládek Tajemstvi, is a classical lager where malt richness and body show up first, and a gentle hop bitterness lingers after. It sounds like a dangerously easy lager.
MugiHold on, just when I calm down with lager, here comes Sierra Nevada!? TORPEDO EXTRA IPA already sounds intense. Is it going to launch across the bar?
Hop BroOnly the bitterness launches. It is a flagship-level West Coast IPA, with firmer bitterness and body than the usual lineup, plus a slightly reddish-brown look. This one is all-in on impact.
MugiSo the move is: start in Czechia nice and smooth, hit America for a sharp kick, then finish with Isekadoya wrapped in aroma. That is a three-stage tasting flight, right!?
Hop BroThat order absolutely works. You get both staples and oddballs in one easy stop, and at Hirano-ya Saketen / Beer Stand Hiranoya, it turns into a can't-pick-the-first-pour problem because you end up wanting all three.
Hiranoya, the beer pub and liquor store in Shinsen, announced a simultaneous opening of three draft beers. The lineup brings together a classic Czech lager, a flagship American West Coast IPA, and a domestic DDH hazy IPA, giving drinkers three clearly different styles to compare. The post also notes a 12th anniversary special discount, making this a good time to stop by for a tasting-oriented visit.
On tap
- Josei Jozoka no Himitsu 5.3% / Novopacke Brewery (Czech Republic)
A classic lager where malt richness and body come first, followed by a clean hop bitterness that lingers gently. It is presented as a well-balanced, easy-drinking beer.
- TORPEDO EXTRA IPA 7.2% / Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. (California, USA)
One of the brewery’s signature beers. Compared with the regular lineup, it has firmer bitterness and more body, with a slightly reddish-brown color and a satisfying West Coast IPA profile.
- Hop Nyaon No. 11 7.0% / Isekadoya Beer (Mie, Japan)
A DDH hazy IPA brewed with plenty of Galaxy and Enigma hops. The beer is described as showing layers of tropical fruit, passion fruit, white grape, and berry, with a bright, expressive hop aroma.
In a setting that feels relaxed and beer-focused, the appeal here is the range: a classic lager, a benchmark IPA, and a modern hazy release all in one place. For a first round in Shinsen, this is a lineup built for comparison as much as refreshment.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroShinsen is hot today. At Hirano-ya Saketen / Beer Stand Hiranoya they are tapping three kegs at once, so you can basically travel through Czechia, the U.S., and Japan one pint at a time.
MugiWhat, beer world travel!? And there is even a 12th anniversary discount too? That is so kind to my wallet it feels suspicious!
Hop BroThe stars are three beers: Zeny sládek Tajemstvi by Nová Paka Brewery, TORPEDO EXTRA IPA by Sierra Nevada, and Hop Nyaon 11th Fleet by Isekadoya Brewery. It is a beautifully wildly different lineup.
MugiThose names have way too much personality! But wait, that Isekadoya one says DDH Hazy IPA. What is that, a spell with extra reverb?
Hop BroDDH means they pile in extra hops to boost aroma, and Hazy IPA means a cloudy, juicy IPA style. With Galaxy and Enigma, it goes full tropical fruit mode, with notes like passion fruit, white grape, and berries.
MugiOooh! So Hop Nyaon smells like a fruit market mutiny breaking out inside the glass?
Hop BroExactly. Then the Czech beer, Zeny sládek Tajemstvi, is a classical lager where malt richness and body show up first, and a gentle hop bitterness lingers after. It sounds like a dangerously easy lager.
MugiHold on, just when I calm down with lager, here comes Sierra Nevada!? TORPEDO EXTRA IPA already sounds intense. Is it going to launch across the bar?
Hop BroOnly the bitterness launches. It is a flagship-level West Coast IPA, with firmer bitterness and body than the usual lineup, plus a slightly reddish-brown look. This one is all-in on impact.
MugiSo the move is: start in Czechia nice and smooth, hit America for a sharp kick, then finish with Isekadoya wrapped in aroma. That is a three-stage tasting flight, right!?
Hop BroThat order absolutely works. You get both staples and oddballs in one easy stop, and at Hirano-ya Saketen / Beer Stand Hiranoya, it turns into a can't-pick-the-first-pour problem because you end up wanting all three.
