YOROCCO's 'Swallow's Humming' tapped at Awashima Soko, with five taps on offer
The beer pub Awashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward, announced a new tap opening in a May 21 post. The lineup inside included five draft beers, including 'Swallow's Humming,' spanning a wide range of styles from Hoppy Pilsner and Dry Stout to Hazy IPA.
Hop BroToday, the hot topic is the new YOROCCO tap opening at Awashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward.
MugiWhoa, five draft beers? With that many on tap, I wouldn't even know where to start!
Hop BroAnd the star is 'Swallow's Humming,' with the freshness of a Golden Ale front and center.
MugiGolden Ale sounds nice, but I have no idea what it tastes like!
Hop BroIn short, it's a brisk, refreshing style with a dry finish and a soft lemony aroma.
MugiThat sounds like something I'd want to drink even in the middle of the day. Just hearing lemony flavor makes my mouth feel lively!
Hop BroAnd the tap list is strong too, with everything from Nara Brewing's KIP to Kyoto Brewing's DrinkMe!, giving you a wide range of styles.
MugiHazy IPA, American IPA, and Dry Stout too? That's basically a tasting paradise!
Hop BroExactly. Start with something light and finish with Hometown Stout, and even the order you drink them in becomes part of the fun.
MugiIf it's easy to get to from Ikenoue and Shimokitazawa, then tonight I have to make a plan for my first pint at Awashima Soko!
On May 21, Awashima Soko announced a new YOROCCO tap opening
The beer pub "Awashima Soko" in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward, announced a new tap opening in an Instagram post on May 21. The highlight this time is YOROCCO's 'Swallow's Humming' (Golden Ale). The post describes it as "a light and refreshing beer with a gentle lemon-like flavor layered over a dry finish," introducing it as an easy-drinking pint with a brisk character.
The draft lineup for the day featured five beers. Nara Brewing 'KIP' (Hoppy Pilsner), YOROCCO 'Swallow's Humming' (Golden Ale), YOROCCO 'Hometown Stout' (Dry Stout), Kyoto Brewing 'DrinkMe!' (Hazy IPA), and Nara Brewing 'LOCOMOTION' (American IPA) were on tap. From approachable options like pilsner and golden ale to stout, hazy IPA, and American IPA, the selection made it easy to choose according to mood.
Awashima Soko is a small beer pub tucked into a residential area with easy access from Ikenoue, Shimokitazawa, and Sangenjaya. Hours are 18:00-24:00 on weekdays, 15:00-23:00 on Saturdays, and 15:00-22:00 on Sundays and holidays, making it convenient for a pint after work or a weekend tasting session. The post also notes that groups of four or more may be turned away, and asks guests to refrain from visiting when feeling unwell, suggesting a店 that values a calm, comfortable pace for enjoying beer.
What makes Awashima Soko appealing is the way it carefully highlights each beer's character while letting the atmosphere of the place come through. Start with the light, bright Golden Ale, then move into similarly refreshing Hoppy Pilsner and IPA, or finish with the Dry Stout. Even the tap lineup makes you want to think about the order in which you'll drink.
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Hop BroToday, the hot topic is the new YOROCCO tap opening at Awashima Soko in Daizawa, Setagaya Ward.
MugiWhoa, five draft beers? With that many on tap, I wouldn't even know where to start!
Hop BroAnd the star is 'Swallow's Humming,' with the freshness of a Golden Ale front and center.
MugiGolden Ale sounds nice, but I have no idea what it tastes like!
Hop BroIn short, it's a brisk, refreshing style with a dry finish and a soft lemony aroma.
MugiThat sounds like something I'd want to drink even in the middle of the day. Just hearing lemony flavor makes my mouth feel lively!
Hop BroAnd the tap list is strong too, with everything from Nara Brewing's KIP to Kyoto Brewing's DrinkMe!, giving you a wide range of styles.
MugiHazy IPA, American IPA, and Dry Stout too? That's basically a tasting paradise!
Hop BroExactly. Start with something light and finish with Hometown Stout, and even the order you drink them in becomes part of the fun.
MugiIf it's easy to get to from Ikenoue and Shimokitazawa, then tonight I have to make a plan for my first pint at Awashima Soko!
