Blue Classic guest beers arrive at El Hori in Kameari
El Hori, a craft beer and taco pub in Kameari, Tokyo, introduced guest beers from Blue Classic in Kanazawa, Ishikawa. The lineup includes a West Coast Pilsner, a Peach Saison, and an IPA.
Hop BroEl Hori in Kameari just tapped three guest beers from Blue Classic out of Kanazawa, and that lineup is solid.
MugiWhat! A taco pub pulling that off? That feels like a Kanazawa trip in Kameari!
Hop BroThey’ve got "Kitsune no Yomeiri," a West Coast Pilsner, plus "Peach Bird" as a peach saison, and "Ura Tiger Around" as an IPA.
MugiHold on, West Coast Pilsner? Is that a pilsner wearing sunglasses and carrying a surfboard?
Hop BroPretty much in spirit. It’s a crisp pilsner with hops pushed cleanly so the bitterness and aroma pop, which means clear hop character without losing drinkability.
MugiOhhh! Then is Peach Bird, the peach saison, basically beer-shaped peach juice?
Hop BroNot really sweet-sweet. A saison brings spicy yeast character, then the fruit lifts the aroma, so it’s the kind of beer that’s great with food, especially tacos.
MugiAnd Blue Classic always sounded hazy-IPA-heavy to me, so this is a surprisingly wide lineup!
Hop BroExactly, and El Hori even hinted this might be their first Blue Classic pilsner, so the set almost builds itself into an easy drinking sequence from light to bold.
MugiSo the order is already decided for me? At 1,180 yen a pour, I’m suddenly in full try all three mode.
Hop BroStart crisp, move fruity, finish bitter and aromatic with Ura Tiger Around, and suddenly tacos and IPA win the whole night.
MugiThat settles it. We begin with Kitsune no Yomeiri and end with wanting a glass right now!
At El Hori, a craft beer and taco pub in Kameari, Tokyo, guest beers from Blue Classic of Kanazawa, Ishikawa were introduced.
The lineup shown in the post includes `Kitsuneno Yomeiri` (West Coast Pilsner), `Peach Bird` (Peach Saison), and `Uratiger Around` (IPA). The post also lists a price of JPY 1,180.
While Blue Classic may be familiar to some drinkers for its hazy IPA image, this time the selection is broader: a crisp pilsner, a fruit-driven saison, and a hop-forward IPA. The brewery has also brought in fruit styles before, but the shop notes that the pilsner may be a first for them, making it a notable choice for regulars.
Because El Hori pairs domestic craft beer with tacos, the range works well as a food-friendly guest tap set. The pilsner looks like an easy first pour, the saison should match naturally with food, and the IPA offers a more assertive option for drinkers who want aroma and bitterness. It is the kind of lineup that rewards ordering with both the beer and the menu in mind.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroEl Hori in Kameari just tapped three guest beers from Blue Classic out of Kanazawa, and that lineup is solid.
MugiWhat! A taco pub pulling that off? That feels like a Kanazawa trip in Kameari!
Hop BroThey’ve got "Kitsune no Yomeiri," a West Coast Pilsner, plus "Peach Bird" as a peach saison, and "Ura Tiger Around" as an IPA.
MugiHold on, West Coast Pilsner? Is that a pilsner wearing sunglasses and carrying a surfboard?
Hop BroPretty much in spirit. It’s a crisp pilsner with hops pushed cleanly so the bitterness and aroma pop, which means clear hop character without losing drinkability.
MugiOhhh! Then is Peach Bird, the peach saison, basically beer-shaped peach juice?
Hop BroNot really sweet-sweet. A saison brings spicy yeast character, then the fruit lifts the aroma, so it’s the kind of beer that’s great with food, especially tacos.
MugiAnd Blue Classic always sounded hazy-IPA-heavy to me, so this is a surprisingly wide lineup!
Hop BroExactly, and El Hori even hinted this might be their first Blue Classic pilsner, so the set almost builds itself into an easy drinking sequence from light to bold.
MugiSo the order is already decided for me? At 1,180 yen a pour, I’m suddenly in full try all three mode.
Hop BroStart crisp, move fruity, finish bitter and aromatic with Ura Tiger Around, and suddenly tacos and IPA win the whole night.
MugiThat settles it. We begin with Kitsune no Yomeiri and end with wanting a glass right now!
