Ushitora Stand Taps Two New Beers, Including “Bitter Love Double”
Ushitora Stand at MIYASHITA PARK in Shibuya announced two new taps on October 7, 2026: “Slightly Sweet and Bittersweet Double of Love” and “Strawberry Kingdom.”
Hop BroUshitora Stand at MIYASHITA PARK in Shibuya has two new taps, and they head in completely opposite flavor directions.
MugiWhoa! Koi no Double sounds more like a romance drama than a beer!
Hop BroIts full name is No.12 “A Slightly Sweet, Bittersweet Love Double.” It’s a West Coast Double IPA at a sturdy 8.0% ABV.
MugiWhat is a Double IPA? Does that mean two IPAs together? Two Hop Bros would never stop explaining things!
Hop BroThat would turn the pub into a classroom. A Double IPA generally uses lots of hops and malt for a big, full-bodied IPA. This one balances hop bitterness with a touch of sweetness.
MugiSweet and bittersweet—just like love! But at 8.0%, breakup drinking momentum sounds a little dangerous.
Hop BroThe other new beer is No.4 “Ichigo Kingdom,” a 5% strawberry-forward ale. It goes in a very different direction from the bitterness-led Double IPA.
MugiOoh! A strawberry beer sounds approachable for newer drinkers. A tasting comparison sounds perfect!
Hop BroExactly—pair them with food and switch between layered bitterness and fruity character. Weekdays also have a 470ml pint discount of 300 yen during happy hour.
MugiLet’s suffer romantically in Shibuya, then recover in Ichigo Kingdom! Stock can change, so check availability first—then let’s go drink!
Two new beers at Ushitora Stand
Ushitora Stand, a craft beer pub located inside MIYASHITA PARK in Shibuya, announced two new beers on October 7.
The lineup includes No.12 “Slightly Sweet and Bittersweet Double of Love,” a West Coast-style Double IPA, and No.4 “Strawberry Kingdom,” a strawberry ale. Both were introduced as new beers for the week in the pub’s Instagram post.
“ Slightly Sweet and Bittersweet Double of Love” has an ABV of 8.0%. Its West Coast Double IPA profile centers on hop bitterness, while the name points to a balance of sweetness and a lingering bitter edge. It should appeal to drinkers looking for a fuller, more substantial pint.
“Strawberry Kingdom” is a 5% strawberry ale. Its fruit-forward character offers a clear contrast to the hop-driven Double IPA, making the two beers a natural pairing for a tasting flight or side-by-side comparison.
Ushitora Stand is a casual craft beer destination in MIYASHITA PARK, where guests can enjoy rotating beers with food in an easygoing setting. The pub is open from 11:00 to 23:00, with last orders at 22:30; weekend and holiday hours end at 18:00. Its weekday happy hour offers ¥300 off a 470ml pint.
Beer availability may change, so guests seeking either new release should check before visiting. For craft beer fans in Shibuya, the pairing of a bitter West Coast Double IPA and a strawberry ale offers two distinct ways to explore Ushitora’s latest taps.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroUshitora Stand at MIYASHITA PARK in Shibuya has two new taps, and they head in completely opposite flavor directions.
MugiWhoa! Koi no Double sounds more like a romance drama than a beer!
Hop BroIts full name is No.12 “A Slightly Sweet, Bittersweet Love Double.” It’s a West Coast Double IPA at a sturdy 8.0% ABV.
MugiWhat is a Double IPA? Does that mean two IPAs together? Two Hop Bros would never stop explaining things!
Hop BroThat would turn the pub into a classroom. A Double IPA generally uses lots of hops and malt for a big, full-bodied IPA. This one balances hop bitterness with a touch of sweetness.
MugiSweet and bittersweet—just like love! But at 8.0%, breakup drinking momentum sounds a little dangerous.
Hop BroThe other new beer is No.4 “Ichigo Kingdom,” a 5% strawberry-forward ale. It goes in a very different direction from the bitterness-led Double IPA.
MugiOoh! A strawberry beer sounds approachable for newer drinkers. A tasting comparison sounds perfect!
Hop BroExactly—pair them with food and switch between layered bitterness and fruity character. Weekdays also have a 470ml pint discount of 300 yen during happy hour.
MugiLet’s suffer romantically in Shibuya, then recover in Ichigo Kingdom! Stock can change, so check availability first—then let’s go drink!
