El Hori in Kameari Welcomes Nomcraft’s Yodokabe Tiger Vol. 2
Beer pub El Hori in Kameari, Katsushika, Tokyo, has received Yodokabe Tiger Vol. 2 from Nomcraft Brewing in Aridagawa, Wakayama. The beer is a Super Cool Cat brewed with Japanese rice or rice koji.
Hop BroA fresh arrival has landed at El Hori in Kameari: Nomcraft Brewing’s “Yodokabe Tiger Vol.2” from Aridagawa, Wakayama!
MugiWhoa, that sounds fierce! Is Yodokabe Tiger Vol.2 a seriously bitter beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s a style called a Super Cool Cat, made with Japanese rice or rice koji.
MugiWhat?! A tiger named beer that is a cat? That is way too much animal lore!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it aims for a light, easy-drinking character from rice. Rice koji is a fermentation-friendly ingredient made by cultivating koji mold on rice.
MugiOhhh! So it should feel refreshing rather than heavy—an easy, crisp drink after work?
Hop BroExactly! El Hori serves Japanese craft beer and tacos, so there’s great potential for a brilliant taco pairing.
MugiCrisp rice character with taco spices… I’m hungry already! Mexican food and beer sounds perfect.
Hop BroYodokabe Tiger was popular last time and has returned as Vol.2. Another featured beer, “Lizard Wizard,” is already sold out, though.
MugiNooo, I missed the lizard wizard! We should check availability first before heading over.
Hop BroDefinitely. Nomcraft from Wakayama, tacos, and El Hori in Kameari—that’s a proper after-work treat.
MugiDone! Let’s meet the tiger and toast with tacos in hand. I want one right now!
Nomcraft arrives at El Hori
Kokusán Craft Beer and Tacos El Hori, a beer pub in Kameari, Katsushika, has announced a new arrival from Nomcraft Brewing, based in Aridagawa, Wakayama. The featured beer is Yodokabe Tiger Vol. 2.
The beer is described as a “Super Cool Cat” made with Japanese rice or rice koji. Its light, approachable character should make it a natural match for tacos and other Mexican-inspired food served at El Hori. The pub focuses on Japanese craft beer and tacos, offering a casual setting for pairing a pint with a meal.
Yodokabe Tiger was popular during its previous release, and this Vol. 2 edition has now arrived at the pub. It offers an opportunity to explore Nomcraft Brewing’s work in a food-friendly format, whether as an after-work drink or alongside tacos.
The same post also mentions Lizard Wizard, made using mosaic hop pellets and lids, but the brewery or shop reports that it has already sold out. Guests should check current availability with El Hori before visiting.
For those in Kameari looking for Japanese craft beer with tacos, El Hori’s latest Nomcraft pour is one to watch.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA fresh arrival has landed at El Hori in Kameari: Nomcraft Brewing’s “Yodokabe Tiger Vol.2” from Aridagawa, Wakayama!
MugiWhoa, that sounds fierce! Is Yodokabe Tiger Vol.2 a seriously bitter beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s a style called a Super Cool Cat, made with Japanese rice or rice koji.
MugiWhat?! A tiger named beer that is a cat? That is way too much animal lore!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it aims for a light, easy-drinking character from rice. Rice koji is a fermentation-friendly ingredient made by cultivating koji mold on rice.
MugiOhhh! So it should feel refreshing rather than heavy—an easy, crisp drink after work?
Hop BroExactly! El Hori serves Japanese craft beer and tacos, so there’s great potential for a brilliant taco pairing.
MugiCrisp rice character with taco spices… I’m hungry already! Mexican food and beer sounds perfect.
Hop BroYodokabe Tiger was popular last time and has returned as Vol.2. Another featured beer, “Lizard Wizard,” is already sold out, though.
MugiNooo, I missed the lizard wizard! We should check availability first before heading over.
Hop BroDefinitely. Nomcraft from Wakayama, tacos, and El Hori in Kameari—that’s a proper after-work treat.
MugiDone! Let’s meet the tiger and toast with tacos in hand. I want one right now!
