Tamusan taps Uchu Brewing's Uchu Ship Pale Ale and Three Sisters IPA
Tamusan, a beer pub in Tomigaya, Tokyo, has added guest beers from Uchu Brewing. The lineup includes 5.5% Uchu Ship Pale Ale and Three Sisters IPA, giving drinkers a clear look at what is currently on tap.
Hop BroTamsan in Tomigaya is basically a mini Uchu takeover right now. Their guest taps are pouring Uchu Ship Pale Ale and Three Sisters IPA.
MugiWait, two beers on at once? Those names already sound like a space mission, and I have not even seen the tap list yet!
Hop BroAnd Uchu Ship Pale Ale is a 5.5% West Coast pale ale, brewed to express Uchu Brewing's new song, UCHU SHIP.
MugiWhoa, but West Coast pale ale means what exactly? Does it taste like the ocean? If it is salty, I am doing a double take.
Hop BroNo seawater, relax. It is all about light body with real punch: easy to drink, but still packed with aroma.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And the article mentions an orange-lemon vibe, so is this beer secretly running a fruit stand inside the glass?
Hop BroThat is the hops doing their thing. The passion-fruit hop aroma comes from the ingredients, not actual juice, which is the fun part.
MugiAnd it says Three Sisters IPA is still on tap. That means available to drink, not literally connected by some mysterious wiring, right?!
Hop BroExactly. It is still being poured, and it makes a perfect side-by-side with Uchu Ship if you want an easy comparison.
MugiOkay, now I want to check the lineup first and then sprint straight to Tamsan. I am ordering both, and you are absolutely having two pours too, right?
Hop BroObviously. If we can taste Uchu right now at Tamsan, I am starting with Uchu Ship and chasing it with Three Sisters IPA.
Tamusan, a beer pub in Tomigaya, Shibuya, Tokyo, has updated its tap list with beers from Uchu Brewing. On Instagram, the bar highlighted two beers now on tap: `Uchu Ship Pale Ale` and `Three Sisters IPA`.
`Uchu Ship Pale Ale` is a 5.5% West Coast pale ale. According to the post, it was brewed to express Uchu Brewing's new song, "UCHU SHIP," and is designed to balance lightness with drinkability. The caption also points to orange, passion fruit, and lemon-like character, which suggests a bright and vivid aroma profile.
`Three Sisters IPA` is also still available. For visitors to Tamusan, that means a concise but interesting guest-beer lineup: one beer built around a fresh, citrus-leaning West Coast pale ale profile, and another IPA that remains connected on tap. In a neighborhood beer pub like Tamusan, these tap updates are part of the appeal.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTamsan in Tomigaya is basically a mini Uchu takeover right now. Their guest taps are pouring Uchu Ship Pale Ale and Three Sisters IPA.
MugiWait, two beers on at once? Those names already sound like a space mission, and I have not even seen the tap list yet!
Hop BroAnd Uchu Ship Pale Ale is a 5.5% West Coast pale ale, brewed to express Uchu Brewing's new song, UCHU SHIP.
MugiWhoa, but West Coast pale ale means what exactly? Does it taste like the ocean? If it is salty, I am doing a double take.
Hop BroNo seawater, relax. It is all about light body with real punch: easy to drink, but still packed with aroma.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And the article mentions an orange-lemon vibe, so is this beer secretly running a fruit stand inside the glass?
Hop BroThat is the hops doing their thing. The passion-fruit hop aroma comes from the ingredients, not actual juice, which is the fun part.
MugiAnd it says Three Sisters IPA is still on tap. That means available to drink, not literally connected by some mysterious wiring, right?!
Hop BroExactly. It is still being poured, and it makes a perfect side-by-side with Uchu Ship if you want an easy comparison.
MugiOkay, now I want to check the lineup first and then sprint straight to Tamsan. I am ordering both, and you are absolutely having two pours too, right?
Hop BroObviously. If we can taste Uchu right now at Tamsan, I am starting with Uchu Ship and chasing it with Three Sisters IPA.
