Yggdrasil Brewing “GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA” Tapped at The Office in Ebisu
At the beer pub The Office in Ebisu, Yggdrasil Brewing's "GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA" has appeared as a guest beer. At this shop, which offers 12 kinds of craft beer from Japan and abroad, you can enjoy a 6.0% oat IPA.
Hop BroA guest beer from Yggdrasil Brewing is on tap at the beer pub The Office in Ebisu.
MugiReally? Is The Office a place where you can drink that many different beers?
Hop BroExactly. It has 12 kinds of craft beer from Japan and abroad, so it’s a fun place to compare different brews.
MugiWow! So what’s the name of the beer this time?
Hop BroThe star this time is Yggdrasil Brewing's GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA. And it’s a 6.0% oat IPA.
MugiWhat is DDH? It sounds like some kind of strong spell!
Hop BroDDH stands for double dry hop. It’s a method where hops are added again after brewing to intensify the hop aroma.
MugiI see! So it must smell amazing, but what is it like?
Hop BroThe caption says it has aromas of pineapple and mango, and that its tropical character comes from the El Dorado hops.
MugiThat sounds delicious! And a smooth bitterness too, so even though it’s an IPA, it seems easy to drink.
Hop BroExactly. It also has the softness of oats, so the balance between brightness and drinkability is what makes it interesting.
MugiIf I can compare different beers in Ebisu, that’s the best! I want to go to The Office and look for a limited tap beer too!
Hop BroIt’s settled then. I usually even pay attention to how the foam rises, but today let’s just go enjoy GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA together.
Yggdrasil Brewing Guest Beer at The Office in Ebisu
At the beer pub "The Office" in Ebisu-minami, Tokyo, Yggdrasil Brewing's "GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA" is being introduced as a guest beer. The post describes it as a 6.0% oat IPA from the Kanagawa brewery, characterized by an American-style finish that uses El Dorado hops.
According to the caption, it has a tropical aroma reminiscent of pineapple and mango, and a smooth bitterness on the palate. While enjoying the hop character typical of a DDH IPA, you can also expect the soft mouthfeel that comes from oats.
The Office is a beer pub offering 12 kinds of craft beer from Japan and abroad. Conveniently located near Ebisu Station, its appeal lies in being able to sample different beers while choosing a pint that catches your eye. Because the tap lineup changes with guest beers, limited-time tap information like this is the kind of topic beer fans won't want to miss.
Beers Available
- Yggdrasil Brewing `GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA`
For anyone looking for an IPA that balances bright hop character with drinkability, this is one to keep in mind for a beer in Ebisu.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA guest beer from Yggdrasil Brewing is on tap at the beer pub The Office in Ebisu.
MugiReally? Is The Office a place where you can drink that many different beers?
Hop BroExactly. It has 12 kinds of craft beer from Japan and abroad, so it’s a fun place to compare different brews.
MugiWow! So what’s the name of the beer this time?
Hop BroThe star this time is Yggdrasil Brewing's GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA. And it’s a 6.0% oat IPA.
MugiWhat is DDH? It sounds like some kind of strong spell!
Hop BroDDH stands for double dry hop. It’s a method where hops are added again after brewing to intensify the hop aroma.
MugiI see! So it must smell amazing, but what is it like?
Hop BroThe caption says it has aromas of pineapple and mango, and that its tropical character comes from the El Dorado hops.
MugiThat sounds delicious! And a smooth bitterness too, so even though it’s an IPA, it seems easy to drink.
Hop BroExactly. It also has the softness of oats, so the balance between brightness and drinkability is what makes it interesting.
MugiIf I can compare different beers in Ebisu, that’s the best! I want to go to The Office and look for a limited tap beer too!
Hop BroIt’s settled then. I usually even pay attention to how the foam rises, but today let’s just go enjoy GOLD SHOWER/DDH IPA together.
