Have to say, I quite like the brew lab. It’s open during the day and I like to pop in for one and sit next to the river. |
I like meat and the brew lab. I think it’s a cool place to chill out, hit Akiba in the afternoon then walk to Hitachino and on to Wiz. It’s a nice afternoon out. |
I think I have only once had the Espresso on tap, at a takeover event at Tadg’s. Maybe one other time. |
Originally posted by KyotoLefty Spot on. Sadly the impression that people get is this is what people in Japan love. Just drinking this awesome beer all the time everywhere. It kinda reminds me of Fosters, in that no one in Oz drinks its. Though to be honest this wasn’t that uncommon 5-10 years ago in Europe, ie. Traquair , Nogne, no one drank in the local market. There will always be this situation until more good breweries export. |
Originally posted by KyotoLefty The only Craft Japanese I’ve seen on tap in California ever are Coedo Ruri and Hitachino White. They usually run from 6-7 USD per 500ml. not too bad. |
Well, the second is fair enough, but why the first even makes it out of Saitama is a mystery to me. Guess the lure of Japan can paper over a lot of aroma/appearance/taste/palate/overall cracks |
Originally posted by shoulderbroken They are distributed by Stone and the fancy tap handle. Damn, I just noticed the rate beer reviews for it. :/ |
Had 500ml or Coedo Shiro on Thursday, ¥1200. Ouch. |
I may be the only one, but I’m actually surprised Hitachino’s Espresso Stout was #1 and still is #2. |
I’m actually not a fan of the espresso stout either. I remember liking it quite a bit when I first came to Japan, but the bottle I had last time, just was really underwhelming and overly roasty and bitter. |
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