Daisy Ale 4-Pack Goes on Sale at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO, Tokyo Station Hub Also Draws Attention
An official Kiuchi Shuzo Instagram post announced that Hitachino Nest Beer’s "Daisy Ale" "original coaster included 4-can set" has gone on sale at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO. If you want to enjoy craft beer around the Tokyo Station area, be sure to also check out Hitachino Brewing Lab Tokyo Station, the brand’s information hub.
Hop BroHere's some new news around Tokyo Station: the Daisy Ale 4-can set is apparently going on sale at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO starting today!
MugiWhoa, that sounds interesting! And it even comes with an original coaster, so the style level just jumped way up, didn't it?
Hop BroThe star is Hitachino Nest Beer’s Daisy Ale, a light, easygoing ale that matches its springlike name.
MugiHmm, but ale is such a broad category I get lost... what kind of beer style is this one?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it’s an ale with fairly high sessionability, so you can enjoy the aroma while drinking it easily.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Sessionability sounds like a term from a concert venue and suddenly got hard!
Hop BroSimply put, it means it’s not too heavy, so you can have a few. In other words, it’s designed to be less tiring to drink.
MugiGot it! So it’s useful for drinking at home or with friends, and handy as a souvenir too!
Hop BroExactly. And if you’re there in person, you can also stop by Hitachino Brewing Lab Tokyo Station. It’s on GranRoof 2F, so access is excellent!
MugiThat’s great for dropping by on the way! I’d want to take the cans home and then go all in on taps and food pairings on site!
Hop BroThen it’s settled: first secure the 4-can set at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO, then head to the lab for a pint!
MugiAgreed! Today it’s a Daisy Ale tasting around Tokyo Station, and the spring craft beer outing begins!
Kiuchi Shuzo’s official Instagram post announced sales information for the "Daisy Ale 4-can set". The contents are:
- Daisy Ale 4-can set
- Comes with an original coaster
- Now on sale at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO
The post says it is "on sale from today," making this a set recommendation that makes it easy to enjoy the springlike Daisy Ale at home as well.
Beer in Focus
The star this time is Hitachino Nest Beer’s Daisy Ale. It is clearly highlighted in the post’s hashtags as well, and stands out as a seasonal beer that feels a little different from Kiuchi Shuzo’s standard lineup. Since it comes in a four-can set, it is also easy to use for tasting events or as a souvenir.
If You Want to Enjoy It at Tokyo Station
One store location worth noting is Hitachino Brewing Lab Tokyo Station (GranRoof 2F) in the Tokyo Station direct-access area. As a beer pub, its convenient location makes it easy to stop by before or after traveling. Around Tokyo Station, you can experience Hitachino Nest Beer both by taking cans home and by enjoying it on tap at the pub.
Prompted by this post, start by checking out the Daisy Ale 4-can set, then enjoy the current state of Kiuchi Shuzo on site, including taps and food pairings.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere's some new news around Tokyo Station: the Daisy Ale 4-can set is apparently going on sale at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO starting today!
MugiWhoa, that sounds interesting! And it even comes with an original coaster, so the style level just jumped way up, didn't it?
Hop BroThe star is Hitachino Nest Beer’s Daisy Ale, a light, easygoing ale that matches its springlike name.
MugiHmm, but ale is such a broad category I get lost... what kind of beer style is this one?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it’s an ale with fairly high sessionability, so you can enjoy the aroma while drinking it easily.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Sessionability sounds like a term from a concert venue and suddenly got hard!
Hop BroSimply put, it means it’s not too heavy, so you can have a few. In other words, it’s designed to be less tiring to drink.
MugiGot it! So it’s useful for drinking at home or with friends, and handy as a souvenir too!
Hop BroExactly. And if you’re there in person, you can also stop by Hitachino Brewing Lab Tokyo Station. It’s on GranRoof 2F, so access is excellent!
MugiThat’s great for dropping by on the way! I’d want to take the cans home and then go all in on taps and food pairings on site!
Hop BroThen it’s settled: first secure the 4-can set at Kiuchi Shuzo TOKYO, then head to the lab for a pint!
MugiAgreed! Today it’s a Daisy Ale tasting around Tokyo Station, and the spring craft beer outing begins!
