u.b.p_brewery taproom Announces Seven Tap Beers, Including Kickoff Pils
On April 10, u.b.p_brewery taproom (Urawa Ward, Saitama City) released its business information together with the day’s tap lineup. It introduced seven beers, including Kickoff Pils, IROHA, and URAWA CITY ALE, and also listed the canned beers on sale and the weekend pop-up schedule.
Hop BroToday’s tap notice from u.b.p_brewery taproom in Urawa is the hot one, posted on April 10. Business hours are 17:00-22:00, and it makes you want to drink in the atmosphere of the place first.
MugiWhat! Seven taps? If there are that many, I’d be so happy I’d freeze up at the entrance!
Hop BroThe lineup is Kickoff Pils, 彩白～IROHA～, URAWA CITY ALE, YUZU RISING, Step Over, Hazy Celebration, and La bomba. Just from the names, you can already tell each one has its own personality.
MugiWhat is a pilsner anyway? Kickoff Pils sounds cool, like the whistle to start a game!
Hop BroA pilsner is the classic crisp lager. It’s clean and easy to drink, so it’s often the first beer served, and the name Kickoff Pils really does give off that starting-line feeling.
MugiWhoa, and you can take it home in cans too? That’s powerful! Being able to keep chasing the one you drank at home is totally a trap!
Hop BroExactly. In addition to La bomba and Drop Kick, there are Hattrick Hero, Step Over, Hazy Celebration, YUZU RISING, 彩白～IROHA～, URAWA CITY ALE, and LaLa Kölsch. The way the draft and canned selections are linked is so typical of a brewery pub attached to a factory.
MugiAnd they even have snacks that go with beer! Tortilla dogs and pizza and stuff, and now my mouth is completely on standby!
Hop BroThe food lineup is tortilla dogs, anchovy-garlic pizza, Margherita pizza, a sausage assortment, pate, and pickles, so the snack roster is pretty solid. Water being self-serve, with no cover charge or service fee, is nice and relaxed too.
MugiWait, they even have weekend pop-up plans? It’s not just drinking at the shop, you can meet them out there too. That’s so busy!
Hop BroThey also announced the April 11 Hoshikawa Night Market, the April 12 Iida Liquor Store e-Nomi Festival and the Urawa Misono Station booth, the Saitama Musashino Beer Festival starting April 18, and Chiba Beer Fest starting April 25. There’s also the unveiling of Asaka no Kisaki Ale, so this is the kind of thing you’d want to follow both at the shop and at events.
MugiI really want to go now... Tonight’s drink is decided here. Hop, order it for me first!
Hop BroLeave it to me. First, we’ll toast with Kickoff Pils, and if you like it, take some home in cans too. On days like this, the side with more reasons to drink wins.
In a post on April 10 from u.b.p_brewery taproom (Takasago, Urawa Ward, Saitama City), the day’s operating information was posted along with the tap lineup. Business hours were 17:00-22:00, and the seven beers introduced were `Kickoff Pils`, `彩白～IROHA～`, `URAWA CITY ALE`, `YUZU RISING`, `Step Over`, `Hazy Celebration`, and `La bomba`.
The canned beers available for purchase in the shop were also listed: `La bomba`, `Drop Kick`, `Hattrick Hero`, `Step Over`, `Hazy Celebration`, `YUZU RISING`, `彩白～IROHA～`, `URAWA CITY ALE`, and `LaLa Kölsch`. Being able to take home in cans the same beers you drank on tap is a pleasure that feels especially true to a brewery pub attached to a production facility.
The food menu centers on light dishes that pair well with beer, including tortilla dogs, anchovy-garlic pizza, Margherita pizza, a sausage assortment, pate, and pickles. Water is self-service, and the operation also states that there is no cover charge or service fee.
The post also announced weekend and later appearances, including the April 11 Hoshikawa Night Market, the April 12 Iida Liquor Store e-Nomi Festival and a booth at Urawa Misono Station, the Saitama Musashino Beer Festival starting April 18, and Chiba Beer Fest starting April 25. Along with mention of the unveiling of `あさかのきさきエール`, the post makes it easy to follow both in-house service and outside events at the same time.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s tap notice from u.b.p_brewery taproom in Urawa is the hot one, posted on April 10. Business hours are 17:00-22:00, and it makes you want to drink in the atmosphere of the place first.
MugiWhat! Seven taps? If there are that many, I’d be so happy I’d freeze up at the entrance!
Hop BroThe lineup is Kickoff Pils, 彩白～IROHA～, URAWA CITY ALE, YUZU RISING, Step Over, Hazy Celebration, and La bomba. Just from the names, you can already tell each one has its own personality.
MugiWhat is a pilsner anyway? Kickoff Pils sounds cool, like the whistle to start a game!
Hop BroA pilsner is the classic crisp lager. It’s clean and easy to drink, so it’s often the first beer served, and the name Kickoff Pils really does give off that starting-line feeling.
MugiWhoa, and you can take it home in cans too? That’s powerful! Being able to keep chasing the one you drank at home is totally a trap!
Hop BroExactly. In addition to La bomba and Drop Kick, there are Hattrick Hero, Step Over, Hazy Celebration, YUZU RISING, 彩白～IROHA～, URAWA CITY ALE, and LaLa Kölsch. The way the draft and canned selections are linked is so typical of a brewery pub attached to a factory.
MugiAnd they even have snacks that go with beer! Tortilla dogs and pizza and stuff, and now my mouth is completely on standby!
Hop BroThe food lineup is tortilla dogs, anchovy-garlic pizza, Margherita pizza, a sausage assortment, pate, and pickles, so the snack roster is pretty solid. Water being self-serve, with no cover charge or service fee, is nice and relaxed too.
MugiWait, they even have weekend pop-up plans? It’s not just drinking at the shop, you can meet them out there too. That’s so busy!
Hop BroThey also announced the April 11 Hoshikawa Night Market, the April 12 Iida Liquor Store e-Nomi Festival and the Urawa Misono Station booth, the Saitama Musashino Beer Festival starting April 18, and Chiba Beer Fest starting April 25. There’s also the unveiling of Asaka no Kisaki Ale, so this is the kind of thing you’d want to follow both at the shop and at events.
MugiI really want to go now... Tonight’s drink is decided here. Hop, order it for me first!
Hop BroLeave it to me. First, we’ll toast with Kickoff Pils, and if you like it, take some home in cans too. On days like this, the side with more reasons to drink wins.
