Irish Pub Taramoa Announces Five Draft Beers for May 29, Including a 21st Anniversary Beer
The Tokyo, Tomigaya Irish pub "Taramoa" announced its lineup for Friday, May 29. The draft beers will be Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, Yebisu, the 21st anniversary beer "More Bitter by Riot Beer," and Ohyama G Beer Grand Saison.
Hop BroThe Irish pub "Taramoa" in Tomigaya is introducing five draft beers for May 29. It's the kind of lineup that's easy to stop by after work, and it's pretty appealing.
MugiReally? That many? Being able to drink five kinds sounds like I'd be torn before I even choose!
Hop BroThe regulars are Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu. Dark, hop-heavy, and easy-drinking are the three pillars, so it's a lineup you can't go wrong with.
MugiI see! But I keep hearing about IPA. What actually makes it different? Lots of letters make it sound suddenly intense!
Hop BroIPA is a style where the hops take center stage. It tends to have a clear aroma and bitterness, and Shiga Kogen Beer IPA lets you enjoy that appeal in an easy-to-understand way.
MugiGot it! Then Guinness's dark color is probably going for a coffee-like feel? Just looking at it gives it such a sense of weight!
Hop BroExactly. Guinness is known for its roasted character, and the toasted aroma of dark malt is great. And since this one is nitro, the foam gets very fine and the mouthfeel becomes extra smooth.
MugiNitro? What is that, magic? Just hearing fine foam makes it sound fluffy and delicious!
Hop BroIt does feel magical, but there's a real mechanism behind it. The 21st anniversary beer More Bitter is by Riot Beer, and the guest Grand Saison is from Ohyama G Beer, so having both a limited beer and a saison makes for a fun tasting comparison.
MugiSaison sounds cute, but what does a saison-style beer taste like? It sounds like something stylish people would drink!
Hop BroSaison is a style that's originally known for a refreshing, dry finish. With Grand Saison in the mix too, it's a lineup that lets you have fun with everything from the regular beers to the commemorative one.
MugiI get it! Today in Tomigaya is the kind of day that makes me want to taste-test the anniversary beers. Taramoa is already making me want to go with the assumption that I'll be having a second round!
Hop BroExactly. It's perfect for a post-work pint, and today I'd want to debate whether to start with Guinness or go straight for More Bitter. I'm already feeling like heading out for a drink right now.
MugiThen it's settled! Tonight at Taramoa, let's enjoy the dark beer, the IPA, and the saison all together!
Draft Beer Lineup for Friday, May 29
The Irish pub "Taramoa" in Tokyo's Tomigaya area near Yoyogi Park announced its business details for Friday, May 29. Hours are 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM, with last orders for drinks at 10:30 PM and food at 10:00 PM. It's an easy stop after work, where you can enjoy beer in a classic pub atmosphere.
That day's draft lineup features three regulars: Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu. Joining them are the nitro Taramoa 21st Anniversary Beer More Bitter by Riot Beer and the guest draft Ohyama G Beer Grand Saison.
From the dark-roasted Guinness, the hop-forward IPA, and the easy-drinking Yebisu to the commemorative More Bitter and the saison-style Grand Saison, the range of flavors is broad. The balance between regular and limited beers, as well as domestic and overseas styles, makes it an appealing lineup that's easy to build a night around, from the first pint to a tasting flight.
"Taramoa" is a place known for its calm Irish pub atmosphere and its appeal as a spot where you can enjoy multiple draft beers, including craft beer. On May 29, the five-beer lineup, including the anniversary beer, makes it a business day that beer lovers will want to keep an eye on.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Irish pub "Taramoa" in Tomigaya is introducing five draft beers for May 29. It's the kind of lineup that's easy to stop by after work, and it's pretty appealing.
MugiReally? That many? Being able to drink five kinds sounds like I'd be torn before I even choose!
Hop BroThe regulars are Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu. Dark, hop-heavy, and easy-drinking are the three pillars, so it's a lineup you can't go wrong with.
MugiI see! But I keep hearing about IPA. What actually makes it different? Lots of letters make it sound suddenly intense!
Hop BroIPA is a style where the hops take center stage. It tends to have a clear aroma and bitterness, and Shiga Kogen Beer IPA lets you enjoy that appeal in an easy-to-understand way.
MugiGot it! Then Guinness's dark color is probably going for a coffee-like feel? Just looking at it gives it such a sense of weight!
Hop BroExactly. Guinness is known for its roasted character, and the toasted aroma of dark malt is great. And since this one is nitro, the foam gets very fine and the mouthfeel becomes extra smooth.
MugiNitro? What is that, magic? Just hearing fine foam makes it sound fluffy and delicious!
Hop BroIt does feel magical, but there's a real mechanism behind it. The 21st anniversary beer More Bitter is by Riot Beer, and the guest Grand Saison is from Ohyama G Beer, so having both a limited beer and a saison makes for a fun tasting comparison.
MugiSaison sounds cute, but what does a saison-style beer taste like? It sounds like something stylish people would drink!
Hop BroSaison is a style that's originally known for a refreshing, dry finish. With Grand Saison in the mix too, it's a lineup that lets you have fun with everything from the regular beers to the commemorative one.
MugiI get it! Today in Tomigaya is the kind of day that makes me want to taste-test the anniversary beers. Taramoa is already making me want to go with the assumption that I'll be having a second round!
Hop BroExactly. It's perfect for a post-work pint, and today I'd want to debate whether to start with Guinness or go straight for More Bitter. I'm already feeling like heading out for a drink right now.
MugiThen it's settled! Tonight at Taramoa, let's enjoy the dark beer, the IPA, and the saison all together!
