Beer Cellar Ichinomiya Guides Its Spring 8-Keg Tap List, Serving Minamishinshu Beer and More
The beer pub Beer Cellar Ichinomiya in Ichinomiya, Aichi Prefecture, revealed the day's tap list in an Instagram post on March 27. The lineup spans eight beers, from Minamishinshu Beer's fruit beer to IPA, sour, tripel, and saison.
Beer Cellar Ichinomiya (Ushinodori, Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture) introduced today's lineup in an Instagram post on March 27. Hours are 12:00-21:00. In true beer pub fashion, the big range of styles is the defining feature this time, making it a good fit for people who want to enjoy side-by-side comparisons in one place.
This tap list covers a wide range, from fruit beer, West Coast IPA, grape sour, IPA, English IPA, classic Belgian styles, saison, to hazy pale ale. It is a lineup that makes it easy to choose according to your mood, from aromatic, light pours to beers with a solid body.
Today's lineup
- Minamishinshu Beer (Kamiina District, Nagano Prefecture) "APPLE HOP Shinano Gold (Apple Hop)"
- BLADE FACTORY BREWING (Seki City) "SHINOGI -Peacharine West Coast IPA"
- Hop Kotan Brewing (Kamifurano, Hokkaido) "awta"
- Streetlight Brewing (Sapporo) "Anchovy"
- Y.MARKET (Nagoya) "Defying Trendiness / Defying Trendiness"
- Baird Brewing (Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture) "BB25 Celebration Tripel"
- Mugi Zakkoku Kobo (Ogawa Town, Saitama Prefecture) "IRODORI Green citrus"
- Fremont Brewing (Seattle, Washington) "SKY CRAKEN / Sky Kraken"
The especially noteworthy part is the pairing of a fruit beer with a strong fruit character and a group of IPAs with clearly defined hop presence. With sour, tripel, and saison also included, it is a lineup that lets you drink your way through without it feeling too heavy or too light. Alongside local Aichi's Y.MARKET, the roster stretches from Seki, Sapporo, Kamifurano, Numazu, Ogawa Town, and all the way to Seattle, making the personalities of each place come through clearly.
If you want to check a broad range of styles in the Ichinomiya area, this lineup is hard to miss. It seems like a great way to start with familiar IPAs and then wander into fruit-forward and Belgian-style beers.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.