Two Beers on Tap at Beer House Hobbit: Strike Pilsner and Weizen Served
At the beer pub Beer House Hobbit in Hirakata, Osaka, Shimanami Brewery's Strike Pilsner and Swan Lake Beer's Weizen have been tapped. This tap update lets you enjoy two beers with very different directions at the same time: a lager and a wheat-style ale.
Hop BroAt Beer House Hobbit in Hirakata, two beers have been tapped: Shimanami Brewery's Strike Pilsner and Swan Lake Beer's Weizen.
MugiWhat! A pilsner and a weizen? Those are totally different directions, aren't they?
Hop BroExactly. Strike Pilsner is a crisp lager that goes down smoothly and feels great to drink.
MugiLager? What is that, some kind of cousin of happoshu? And when you say bottom fermentation, my head just turns to foam!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's a type that ferments slowly at a lower temperature, and its hallmark is that it has little extraneous flavor.
MugiOhhh, I see! So Swan Lake Beer's Weizen is the soft-mouthfeel, fluffy kind?
Hop BroThat's right. Because it uses wheat, the aroma is rounder, and it can even have a banana-like fragrance.
MugiBanana!? Beer with a fruity note too? That's kind of unfair!
Hop BroAnd since Beer House Hobbit is easy to drop by in the Kawaramachi area, comparing the beers is part of the fun.
MugiAll right, today I'll go crisp with the pilsner and then cozy up with the weizen - a two-drink route!
Two noteworthy taps open at Beer House Hobbit at the same time
Beer House Hobbit's latest post announces the tapping of Shimanami Brewery's “Strike Pilsner” and Swan Lake Beer's “Weizen.” This lineup pairs a crisp pilsner with a wheat beer that is easy to enjoy for its soft mouthfeel. It's a highly satisfying setup for tasting them side by side.
Beer House Hobbit, located in the Kawaramachi area of Hirakata, is a beer pub where you can choose craft beer at a convenient, everyday distance. There’s fun in visiting while following tap change updates, and the impression changes depending on whether you start with a light first pint or begin with an aromatic wheat beer.
Both of the newly tapped labels are styles that are highly popular in Japan's craft beer scene. They are especially a good fit for people who want to move back and forth between crisp and full-bodied profiles, and their character also changes depending on what food you pair them with. Check the shop's posts for the latest serving status and remaining quantity before you visit, and experience the “flavor on tap right now” at this Hirakata spot.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Beer House Hobbit in Hirakata, two beers have been tapped: Shimanami Brewery's Strike Pilsner and Swan Lake Beer's Weizen.
MugiWhat! A pilsner and a weizen? Those are totally different directions, aren't they?
Hop BroExactly. Strike Pilsner is a crisp lager that goes down smoothly and feels great to drink.
MugiLager? What is that, some kind of cousin of happoshu? And when you say bottom fermentation, my head just turns to foam!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's a type that ferments slowly at a lower temperature, and its hallmark is that it has little extraneous flavor.
MugiOhhh, I see! So Swan Lake Beer's Weizen is the soft-mouthfeel, fluffy kind?
Hop BroThat's right. Because it uses wheat, the aroma is rounder, and it can even have a banana-like fragrance.
MugiBanana!? Beer with a fruity note too? That's kind of unfair!
Hop BroAnd since Beer House Hobbit is easy to drop by in the Kawaramachi area, comparing the beers is part of the fun.
MugiAll right, today I'll go crisp with the pilsner and then cozy up with the weizen - a two-drink route!
