Kyoto's Bakushu Yumeomi Now Serving Hida Takayama Beer 'Dark Ale' on Draft
At the beer pub Bakushu Yumeomi in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, Hida Takayama Beer's 'Dark Ale' is being served on draft. You can enjoy this mellow, richly aromatic dark beer at a calm spot near the east end of Shijo Ohashi Bridge, close to Minamiza.
Hop BroAt the beer pub Bakushu Yumeomi in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, Hida Takayama Beer's "Dark Ale" is on draft. The location, right at the east end of Shijo Ohashi Bridge and near Minamiza, really gives off that "today is a day for drinking slowly" vibe, which I love.
MugiWait, you can drink it right next to Minamiza? A drink before or after a show feels like such a grown-up detour!
Hop BroExactly. And this time the star is Hida Takayama Beer's signature dark beer. Even though Dark Ale looks dark, it's not just heavy; it's a style you enjoy for the balance between roastiness and body.
MugiDark Ale, huh? Is it like bitter coffee flavor? I kind of tense up just seeing the color!
Hop BroClose, but no need to be intimidated. The official description calls it mellow with a richly aromatic bouquet, so it is the kind of beer that doesn't hit too hard and instead opens up with a soft, fragrant aroma.
MugiOhhh, that sounds easy to drink! And with about 5% alcohol, it seems like something you could really savor slowly.
Hop BroWhat's more, this label is a gold-medal-winning standout. Dark beers often get pegged as heavy, but what makes this one appealing is its balance and the fact that it doesn't wear you out while drinking it.
MugiWhat is that, a beer that looks tough but is gentle inside? That's totally a gap-moe beer! I'm pretty sure I'd fall for it.
Hop BroAnd because it's draft, the big advantage is that you can expect a finer mouthfeel than with bottles or cans. The aroma rises differently too, and it's fun how the beer changes character as the temperature goes up a little.
MugiWhoa, just imagining it makes me hungry! After a walk through Higashiyama, I'd want to slowly enjoy a glass, and now I'm completely in the mood for beer!
Hop BroRight? Being able to enjoy Hida Takayama Beer's classic Dark Ale in the center of Kyoto is a little luxurious, and it's perfect as the finish to a stroll or a theater outing.
MugiAll right, today is one drink in a calm place! I want to go to Bakushu Yumeomi and slowly check out the roastiness and body while drinking it!
At the beer pub Bakushu Yumeomi in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, Hida Takayama Beer's 'Dark Ale' has appeared on draft.
Bakushu Yumeomi is a place suited to taking your time and savoring beer, located on the second floor of the Shimaya Building on the west side of Yamato Oji, off Shijo-dori. Hida Takayama Beer's official guide also introduces it as a place right next to Minamiza where you can "take your time and enjoy beer," making it an ideal location when you want to relax with a glass in hand.
This draft offering is Hida Takayama Beer's signature dark beer, 'Dark Ale.' According to the official product information, its flavor is described as "mellow with a richly aromatic bouquet," and it has an alcohol content of about 5%. It is also a beer that has won gold medals at many competitions and tastings, and is known for the depth that comes with dark beer, along with a well-balanced character that makes it easy to drink without tiring.
One of the highlights of drinking it on draft is that you can expect a finer mouthfeel and a different way the aroma rises compared with bottles or cans. Beer lovers will want to take their time, checking how the roasted character connects with the body, and enjoying the way it changes with temperature.
This offering lets you enjoy a classic Hida Takayama Beer label on draft in the center of Kyoto. Stop by before or after a stroll through Higashiyama or a theater performance, and enjoy a glass together with a calm moment.
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Hop BroAt the beer pub Bakushu Yumeomi in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, Hida Takayama Beer's "Dark Ale" is on draft. The location, right at the east end of Shijo Ohashi Bridge and near Minamiza, really gives off that "today is a day for drinking slowly" vibe, which I love.
MugiWait, you can drink it right next to Minamiza? A drink before or after a show feels like such a grown-up detour!
Hop BroExactly. And this time the star is Hida Takayama Beer's signature dark beer. Even though Dark Ale looks dark, it's not just heavy; it's a style you enjoy for the balance between roastiness and body.
MugiDark Ale, huh? Is it like bitter coffee flavor? I kind of tense up just seeing the color!
Hop BroClose, but no need to be intimidated. The official description calls it mellow with a richly aromatic bouquet, so it is the kind of beer that doesn't hit too hard and instead opens up with a soft, fragrant aroma.
MugiOhhh, that sounds easy to drink! And with about 5% alcohol, it seems like something you could really savor slowly.
Hop BroWhat's more, this label is a gold-medal-winning standout. Dark beers often get pegged as heavy, but what makes this one appealing is its balance and the fact that it doesn't wear you out while drinking it.
MugiWhat is that, a beer that looks tough but is gentle inside? That's totally a gap-moe beer! I'm pretty sure I'd fall for it.
Hop BroAnd because it's draft, the big advantage is that you can expect a finer mouthfeel than with bottles or cans. The aroma rises differently too, and it's fun how the beer changes character as the temperature goes up a little.
MugiWhoa, just imagining it makes me hungry! After a walk through Higashiyama, I'd want to slowly enjoy a glass, and now I'm completely in the mood for beer!
Hop BroRight? Being able to enjoy Hida Takayama Beer's classic Dark Ale in the center of Kyoto is a little luxurious, and it's perfect as the finish to a stroll or a theater outing.
MugiAll right, today is one drink in a calm place! I want to go to Bakushu Yumeomi and slowly check out the roastiness and body while drinking it!
