Awashima Soko serves five taps including karuizawaQ and Nara Brewing, and releases April hours
On March 31, the Tokyo Setagaya beer pub Awashima Soko released the day's tap list. Five beers from karuizawaQ, YOROCCO, and Nara Brewing were lined up, and the April operating schedule was announced at the same time.
Hop BroA tap announcement came out from Awashima Soko, the Tokyo Setagaya beer pub. The March 31 lineup is the kind you can choose from based purely on mood.
MugiWow! Even with five taps, it has everything from fruit beers to stout? That's the kind of lineup that will seriously torment indecisive people!
Hop BroAnd leading the list is karuizawaQ / Ruby, a Fruit Ale with raspberry and blueberry. The tart sweetness of the berries comes through first, so it's a great first pint.
MugiOh! Just hearing raspberry and blueberry already sounds delicious! But when I hear fruit beer, I picture something like sweet juice?
Hop BroThat's the point: it's not just sweet. The Fruit Ale's acidity gives it real structure. It keeps the aroma of the fruit while still feeling like beer, so it doesn't get tiring.
MugiI see... but German Pils and New Zealand IPA already have my head spinning! It's like an airport transfer guide for a foreign trip!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. YOROCCO / Liberation Pils is a clean, easy-drinking pils, while karuizawaQ / Shallows is an NZ IPA that pushes hop aroma to the front, so the direction of the aroma is clearly different.
MugiThen on a day you want to take it easy, it's Under the Lights, and when you want something with more punch, it's Shallows! I really like being able to choose based on my mood that day!
Hop BroExactly. The roasted character in Under the Lights is gentle, and HOMEWARD BOUND is lively in the way you'd expect from an Extra Pale Ale. I like that the quietness of roasted malt and the brightness of hops coexist.
MugiAnd they even included the April hours, which is so considerate! They're open from 6 p.m. on weekdays, and closed on the 7th, 15th, and 29th. It's easy to make plans!
Hop BroYeah, and since they also ask for small groups, it's perfect for a quiet visit. Today, I want to sit at Awashima Soko and slowly compare the five taps with just one other person.
In a March 31 post, the beer pub Awashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya, Tokyo, announced that day's `TODAY'S on Tap`. Presented as the final service day of March, the lineup ranged widely from fruit styles to IPA, stout, and pils, with five taps offering very different drinking profiles.
On tap are `karuizawaQ / Ruby` (Fruit Ale w/Raspberry & Blueberry), `YOROCCO / Liberation Pils` (German Pils), `karuizawaQ / Under the Lights` (Oatmeal Stout), `Nara Brewing / HOMEWARD BOUND` (Extra Pale Ale), and `karuizawaQ / Shallows` (New Zealand IPA). Tart berry notes, a clean-drinking pils, a calm stout with roasted malt character, a pale ale that puts hop aroma forward, and an NZ IPA are all in the mix, making it easy to choose based on your mood.
According to the shop's notice, hours are weekdays 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m., Saturdays 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and Sundays and holidays 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The days closed in April are listed as the 7th, 15th, and 29th. The shop also asks that groups use the space in small numbers because the interior is narrow, and notes that parties of four or more may be turned away. As a beer pub with a local atmosphere that suits a quiet day of slowly sipping a glass, Awashima Soko once again carefully lined up taps from multiple breweries that day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA tap announcement came out from Awashima Soko, the Tokyo Setagaya beer pub. The March 31 lineup is the kind you can choose from based purely on mood.
MugiWow! Even with five taps, it has everything from fruit beers to stout? That's the kind of lineup that will seriously torment indecisive people!
Hop BroAnd leading the list is karuizawaQ / Ruby, a Fruit Ale with raspberry and blueberry. The tart sweetness of the berries comes through first, so it's a great first pint.
MugiOh! Just hearing raspberry and blueberry already sounds delicious! But when I hear fruit beer, I picture something like sweet juice?
Hop BroThat's the point: it's not just sweet. The Fruit Ale's acidity gives it real structure. It keeps the aroma of the fruit while still feeling like beer, so it doesn't get tiring.
MugiI see... but German Pils and New Zealand IPA already have my head spinning! It's like an airport transfer guide for a foreign trip!
Hop BroThat's the fun part. YOROCCO / Liberation Pils is a clean, easy-drinking pils, while karuizawaQ / Shallows is an NZ IPA that pushes hop aroma to the front, so the direction of the aroma is clearly different.
MugiThen on a day you want to take it easy, it's Under the Lights, and when you want something with more punch, it's Shallows! I really like being able to choose based on my mood that day!
Hop BroExactly. The roasted character in Under the Lights is gentle, and HOMEWARD BOUND is lively in the way you'd expect from an Extra Pale Ale. I like that the quietness of roasted malt and the brightness of hops coexist.
MugiAnd they even included the April hours, which is so considerate! They're open from 6 p.m. on weekdays, and closed on the 7th, 15th, and 29th. It's easy to make plans!
Hop BroYeah, and since they also ask for small groups, it's perfect for a quiet visit. Today, I want to sit at Awashima Soko and slowly compare the five taps with just one other person.
