Five Craft Beers Pouring at Attico in Musashi-Koyama
Beer pub Attico in Koyama, Shinagawa, Tokyo, has shared a five-beer tap list featuring Barbaric Works, Blacktide Brewing, and Passific Brewing. The selection covers Pale Ale, Golden Tart Ale, IPA, West Coast IPA with lemon, and Summer Lager.
Hop BroAttico, a beer pub in Musashi-Koyama, now has five beers on tap. It sounds perfect for a flight, from easy-drinking pours to hop-forward ones.
MugiWhoa, five beers! What is Attico in Musashi-Koyama pouring?
Hop BroThere is Barbaric Works Roll Up, a Pale Ale; Little Briar Rose, a Golden Tart Ale; two Black Tide Brewing IPAs; and a Passific Brewing summer lager.
MugiA tart ale? Does that mean it tastes like dessert? That name has serious pastry energy!
Hop BroClose! “Tart” means pleasantly sour. Little Briar Rose should offer a bright color and refreshing acidity—like a little citrusy lift for your palate.
MugiOh, nice! Starting with Roll Up and then moving to something sour sounds fun. Is Pale Ale balance friendly for newer craft-beer drinkers?
Hop BroAbsolutely. Roll Up should be an approachable balance of drinkability and hop character. Then you can move into Black Tide Brewing’s Kesennuma Pride IPA for a clearer hit of bitterness.
MugiAnd there is another IPA after that, right? Is it like climbing a staircase of bitterness? I hope I do not tumble down it!
Hop BroNo worries—Coast to Coast is a lemon-kissed West Coast IPA. Its crisp hop bitterness and citrus notes feel more like a breezy coastal drive.
MugiA coastal drive? I am hopping in! But after two IPAs, my taste buds might cause a hop traffic jam.
Hop BroThat is where Passific Brewing Snooze comes in. This crisp summer lager can refresh your palate between IPAs or make a clean finish.
MugiRoll Up, sour ale, two IPAs, then Snooze—I want to try all five beers now! Let’s check availability and head to Musashi-Koyama.
Hop BroDeal. Whether you choose by mood or taste them in order, Attico sounds inviting. Let’s begin tonight’s search for the perfect pour there.
Beer pub Attico in Musashi-Koyama, Shinagawa, Tokyo, has announced a tap list featuring five craft beers. Located on the second floor in the Koyama neighborhood, the pub offers a relaxed setting for exploring different beer styles over a casual drink or meal.
The current selection includes:
- Barbaric Works Roll Up — Pale Ale
- Barbaric Works Little Briar Rose — Golden Tart Ale
- Blacktide Brewing Kesennuma Pride — IPA
- Blacktide Brewing Coast to Coast — West Coast IPA with Lemon
- Passific Brewing Snooze — Summer Lager
Barbaric Works’ Roll Up offers a classic Pale Ale option for drinkers looking for a balanced, approachable pint. Little Briar Rose, a Golden Tart Ale, brings a brighter and more tart-oriented profile.
For hop-forward beer fans, Blacktide Brewing provides two distinct choices. Kesennuma Pride is an IPA, while Coast to Coast is a West Coast IPA brewed with lemon, adding a citrus-focused twist to the style.
Passific Brewing’s Snooze rounds out the list as a Summer Lager, making it a refreshing choice and a natural palate cleanser between more hop-driven beers.
With five beers spanning easy-drinking ales, tart beer, hop-forward IPA, and lager, Attico’s tap list offers plenty of room for comparison. Availability can change, so checking with the pub before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAttico, a beer pub in Musashi-Koyama, now has five beers on tap. It sounds perfect for a flight, from easy-drinking pours to hop-forward ones.
MugiWhoa, five beers! What is Attico in Musashi-Koyama pouring?
Hop BroThere is Barbaric Works Roll Up, a Pale Ale; Little Briar Rose, a Golden Tart Ale; two Black Tide Brewing IPAs; and a Passific Brewing summer lager.
MugiA tart ale? Does that mean it tastes like dessert? That name has serious pastry energy!
Hop BroClose! “Tart” means pleasantly sour. Little Briar Rose should offer a bright color and refreshing acidity—like a little citrusy lift for your palate.
MugiOh, nice! Starting with Roll Up and then moving to something sour sounds fun. Is Pale Ale balance friendly for newer craft-beer drinkers?
Hop BroAbsolutely. Roll Up should be an approachable balance of drinkability and hop character. Then you can move into Black Tide Brewing’s Kesennuma Pride IPA for a clearer hit of bitterness.
MugiAnd there is another IPA after that, right? Is it like climbing a staircase of bitterness? I hope I do not tumble down it!
Hop BroNo worries—Coast to Coast is a lemon-kissed West Coast IPA. Its crisp hop bitterness and citrus notes feel more like a breezy coastal drive.
MugiA coastal drive? I am hopping in! But after two IPAs, my taste buds might cause a hop traffic jam.
Hop BroThat is where Passific Brewing Snooze comes in. This crisp summer lager can refresh your palate between IPAs or make a clean finish.
MugiRoll Up, sour ale, two IPAs, then Snooze—I want to try all five beers now! Let’s check availability and head to Musashi-Koyama.
Hop BroDeal. Whether you choose by mood or taste them in order, Attico sounds inviting. Let’s begin tonight’s search for the perfect pour there.
