Craft Beer 100 Shinjuku Features TRANS Brewing’s Higan LAGER
At Craft Beer 100 Otomoni x Sake List Shinjuku, an Instagram post spotlights TRANS Brewing’s Higan LAGER. The venue stands out for its showcase-style selection and staff-guided pairings.
Hop BroI was checking out Craft Beer 100 Shinjuku today, and at reDine Shinjuku they were featuring TRANS Brewing’s 'Hiragishi LAGER' from that showcase-packed beer paradise.
MugiWait, 100-plus beers a month? I’d get stuck in front of that showcase forever!
Hop BroExactly, and the staff-picked pairings make it easy to land on something good even while you're browsing labels, styles, and brewery names.
MugiOkay, but what is pairing? That sounds like some kind of beer wrestling move!
Hop BroIt just means matching food and beer well, like lemon with fried chicken, and this place suggests bottles based on what you like or what you’re eating.
MugiOhhh, got it! So what does Hiragishi LAGER actually taste like?
Hop BroIt’s a golden lager with a clean, crisp finish and then this nicely toasty richness that shows up after. Super easy to drink, especially in warm weather.
MugiHold on, toasty richness? How can it be crisp and rich at the same time? That beer sounds way too put-together!
Hop BroThat’s the malt-driven depth talking. Think of a gentle, freshly baked bread note from the grain, but without getting heavy or tiring.
MugiWow, right by Shinjuku Station and you can find a beer like that? That honestly sounds like my next drink decided for me.
Hop BroAnd since the lineup rotates, there’s always something new, but I’d still start with a Hiragishi toast and then ask the staff for the next recommendation.
MugiThat settles it, I want one now. Even the part where I panic in front of the showcase sounds fun!
A craft beer stop in Shinjuku
Craft Beer 100 Otomoni x Sake List Shinjuku is a craft beer specialty bar operated by Otomoni and Sake List. Its showcase offers more than 100 beers each month, and guests can pick a bottle by label, style, or brewery name. Located inside reDine Shinjuku, it is an easy stop for beer lovers looking for a casual beer pub in central Shinjuku.
The beer featured in the post
The Instagram post highlights TRANS Brewing’s “Higan LAGER.” According to the post, it has a clear golden color, a crisp drinkability, and a pleasant malty depth. It is presented as an easy-to-enjoy lager that works well even in late-summer weather.
What makes the shop appealing
The appeal of this place goes beyond the lineup size. Staff members suggest pairings based on the guest’s preferences and the food they plan to eat, which makes the shop approachable even for people who are still exploring craft beer. The official concept also emphasizes a bottle-from-the-showcase style, with the lineup changing regularly so repeat visits still feel fresh.
For anyone in Shinjuku who wants to take their time choosing the right beer, this is a reliable destination.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI was checking out Craft Beer 100 Shinjuku today, and at reDine Shinjuku they were featuring TRANS Brewing’s 'Hiragishi LAGER' from that showcase-packed beer paradise.
MugiWait, 100-plus beers a month? I’d get stuck in front of that showcase forever!
Hop BroExactly, and the staff-picked pairings make it easy to land on something good even while you're browsing labels, styles, and brewery names.
MugiOkay, but what is pairing? That sounds like some kind of beer wrestling move!
Hop BroIt just means matching food and beer well, like lemon with fried chicken, and this place suggests bottles based on what you like or what you’re eating.
MugiOhhh, got it! So what does Hiragishi LAGER actually taste like?
Hop BroIt’s a golden lager with a clean, crisp finish and then this nicely toasty richness that shows up after. Super easy to drink, especially in warm weather.
MugiHold on, toasty richness? How can it be crisp and rich at the same time? That beer sounds way too put-together!
Hop BroThat’s the malt-driven depth talking. Think of a gentle, freshly baked bread note from the grain, but without getting heavy or tiring.
MugiWow, right by Shinjuku Station and you can find a beer like that? That honestly sounds like my next drink decided for me.
Hop BroAnd since the lineup rotates, there’s always something new, but I’d still start with a Hiragishi toast and then ask the staff for the next recommendation.
MugiThat settles it, I want one now. Even the part where I panic in front of the showcase sounds fun!
