HINO BREWING's "Heisei Banana" Tapped at GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS in Kameido
At the beer pub GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS in Tokyo's Kameido, HINO BREWING's guest beer "Heisei Banana" has been newly tapped. The post introduced it as a collaboration beer from three companies, drawing attention to the shop's tap lineup update.
Hop BroYou shouldn't miss this NEW TAP news from Kameido. It looks like GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS, the beer pub, has taken in HINO BREWING's guest beer "Heisei Banana."
MugiWhat! The name Heisei Banana already has me curious! Does it taste like banana? Not Showa or Reiwa, but Heisei - what does that even mean?
Hop BroThe name is definitely eye-catching, but what's interesting is that it's being presented as a three-company collaboration beer. With guest beers like this, the shop's atmosphere changes every time the taps are updated.
MugiIs a tap update really that important? So it's like a main act change? That feels kind of like a live venue!
Hop BroExactly. And this place is a small beer pub centered around counter seating, so with five craft beer taps, even one change really alters the whole scene.
MugiOhh! Then it must go great with fish and chips! The kind of thing that washes away the oil from fried food, probably!
Hop BroRight. At times like this, it's not just carbonation or bitterness that matters - it also needs to refresh your palate. It already has a fruity vibe from the name, so the pairing should be pretty solid.
MugiAnd the post said real ale was still waiting to arrive, right? So right now Heisei Banana is sitting right at the center of the taps - that's strong!
Hop BroExactly, which is why Kameido's main attraction right now is Heisei Banana. Following updates like this is part of the fun of craft beer, and now I kind of want to go drink one.
MugiI'm totally ready to drink now too! I want to grab a pint in Kameido and then crush it with fish and chips!
Hop BroThat's settled then. Today feels like the kind of tap news that makes you want to say, "Cheers with Heisei Banana."
At GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS, a beer pub in Kameido, Tokyo, HINO BREWING's new guest beer "Heisei Banana" has been tapped. In the shop's post, it was introduced as a "NEW TAP" and presented as a collaboration beer from three companies. In that day's post, real ale was still awaiting arrival, making "Heisei Banana" the star of the taps.
The shop is a small beer pub centered around counter seating in Kameido, Koto Ward, Tokyo. With five craft beer taps, it is known for being a place where guests can enjoy drinks alongside dishes such as fish and chips. Though the storefront feels casual and easy to walk into, the tap lineup changes frequently, making it easy to check from the shop's daily posts which beers are currently on tap.
"Heisei Banana" is a beer that already gives off a fruity impression from its name, and the post also included wording that evoked bananas. Paired with the classic combo of fried fish and potatoes, it seems like a beer that would be easy to keep drinking while refreshing the palate. For anyone who wants to follow guest-beer updates in Kameido, this is tap news not to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYou shouldn't miss this NEW TAP news from Kameido. It looks like GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS, the beer pub, has taken in HINO BREWING's guest beer "Heisei Banana."
MugiWhat! The name Heisei Banana already has me curious! Does it taste like banana? Not Showa or Reiwa, but Heisei - what does that even mean?
Hop BroThe name is definitely eye-catching, but what's interesting is that it's being presented as a three-company collaboration beer. With guest beers like this, the shop's atmosphere changes every time the taps are updated.
MugiIs a tap update really that important? So it's like a main act change? That feels kind of like a live venue!
Hop BroExactly. And this place is a small beer pub centered around counter seating, so with five craft beer taps, even one change really alters the whole scene.
MugiOhh! Then it must go great with fish and chips! The kind of thing that washes away the oil from fried food, probably!
Hop BroRight. At times like this, it's not just carbonation or bitterness that matters - it also needs to refresh your palate. It already has a fruity vibe from the name, so the pairing should be pretty solid.
MugiAnd the post said real ale was still waiting to arrive, right? So right now Heisei Banana is sitting right at the center of the taps - that's strong!
Hop BroExactly, which is why Kameido's main attraction right now is Heisei Banana. Following updates like this is part of the fun of craft beer, and now I kind of want to go drink one.
MugiI'm totally ready to drink now too! I want to grab a pint in Kameido and then crush it with fish and chips!
Hop BroThat's settled then. Today feels like the kind of tap news that makes you want to say, "Cheers with Heisei Banana."
