Elhori in Kameari adds three Rio Brewing & Co. beers, including a Mizunara cask stout
Elhori, a craft-beer-and-tacos pub in Kameari, Tokyo, announced on July 19 that it had received three beers from Rio Brewing & Co. in Kashiwa-no-ha, Chiba. The lineup includes a Mizunara barrel-aged stout alongside two hazy IPAs.
Hop BroEl Joli in Kameari just got a Rio Brewing drop. Blind Deep, Shark Bite, and Social Gravity all landed at once.
MugiWait, a three-beer arrival is already big news, and those names sound intense! What kind of beer is Blind Deep?
Hop BroBlind Deep is a Mizunara barrel-aged stout, and the highlight is that whiskey-like finish. The barrel gives it deeper aroma and character.
MugiHold on, TDH for Shark Bite and DDH for Social Gravity sound like an alphabet spell attack!
Hop BroNothing scary, it's basically a hop overload case. TDH means triple dry-hopped, DDH means double dry-hopped, so the aroma gets pushed way up.
MugiOhhh! So Shark Bite is the aroma boss, and Social Gravity goes even bigger? That sounds like a drink-and-compare game!
Hop BroThat's pretty much it. Shark Bite is a TDH hazy session IPA, Social Gravity is a DDH hazy DIPA with more heft, and Shark Bite is also a long-awaited return.
MugiAnd El Joli is the taco spot, right? Tacos and hazy IPA sounds like a whole festival happening in my mouth!
Hop BroWhen a small place near Kameari Station lines up three directions like this, it becomes a want-all-three night. You can savor the stout slowly or run the IPAs with tacos.
MugiAnd if the shop is saying not to stop at Social Gravity, then it's obviously a three-way tasting flight. I already want to head to Kameari tonight!
Elhori, a small beer pub in Kameari, Katsushika, Tokyo, posted on July 19 that it had received a new shipment from Rio Brewing & Co. in Kashiwa-no-ha, Chiba. The three beers listed from left to right are Blind Deep (Mizunara Barrel-Aged Stout), Shark Bite (TDH Hazy Session IPA), and Social Gravity (DDH Hazy D IPA).
In the caption, the pub highlighted the Mizunara cask-finished stout as the featured item, describing it as having a finish reminiscent of whiskey. It also noted that Shark Bite was being brought back for the first time since Elhori first carried Rio Brewing beers. The post closes with a light nudge to drink something other than Social Gravity, suggesting the shop wants customers to compare the three beers side by side.
Elhori operates as a compact craft beer pub with tacos as part of its identity, and its location in walking distance of Kameari Station makes it an easy stop for a relaxed drink. The new lineup spans three clearly different directions: a barrel-aged stout with depth, a fragrant session IPA, and a hazy double-IPA-style beer. That makes the current tap-or-bottle selection especially appealing for drinkers who want to match beer with food, or simply focus on the beers themselves.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroEl Joli in Kameari just got a Rio Brewing drop. Blind Deep, Shark Bite, and Social Gravity all landed at once.
MugiWait, a three-beer arrival is already big news, and those names sound intense! What kind of beer is Blind Deep?
Hop BroBlind Deep is a Mizunara barrel-aged stout, and the highlight is that whiskey-like finish. The barrel gives it deeper aroma and character.
MugiHold on, TDH for Shark Bite and DDH for Social Gravity sound like an alphabet spell attack!
Hop BroNothing scary, it's basically a hop overload case. TDH means triple dry-hopped, DDH means double dry-hopped, so the aroma gets pushed way up.
MugiOhhh! So Shark Bite is the aroma boss, and Social Gravity goes even bigger? That sounds like a drink-and-compare game!
Hop BroThat's pretty much it. Shark Bite is a TDH hazy session IPA, Social Gravity is a DDH hazy DIPA with more heft, and Shark Bite is also a long-awaited return.
MugiAnd El Joli is the taco spot, right? Tacos and hazy IPA sounds like a whole festival happening in my mouth!
Hop BroWhen a small place near Kameari Station lines up three directions like this, it becomes a want-all-three night. You can savor the stout slowly or run the IPAs with tacos.
MugiAnd if the shop is saying not to stop at Social Gravity, then it's obviously a three-way tasting flight. I already want to head to Kameari tonight!
