O’Hara’s Irish Red Beer: A Taste of Ireland in Japan
Some evenings call for a different kind of pint. Instead of a golden IPA or a dark stout, imagine a glass of deep ruby-amber ale.…
Some evenings call for a different kind of pint. Instead of a golden IPA or a dark stout, imagine a glass of deep ruby-amber ale.…
Not every English pub evening calls for a dark, heavy beer. Sometimes, the mood calls for something lighter. Think of a garden pub on a…
Anyone who has spent time around Tokyo universities will recognise Waseda’s red-brick buildings, the students streaming out of Takadanobaba Station, and the bookshops surrounding the…
There is a particular kind of Friday in Singapore — the kind when the office empties early and everyone ends up at the same hawker…
Some beers demand more attention than others. Eku28 makes its intentions clear with the number on its label: 28, a reference to the original wort’s…
There’s a moment that happens to almost everyone who settles in Japan. You try something that sounds strange on paper, then it tells you more…
The grill is going, the cooler is full, and nobody has checked their phone in an hour. If that afternoon feels familiar, you know the…
České Budějovice has a brewing history that stretches back to the thirteenth century. The town’s German name, Budweis, gave rise to the name Budweiser. Long…
At some point after settling in Japan, you stop buying only the beers you know and start noticing the cans you have never tried. One…
Miniature drinks offer more than just novelty. Their compact size, attractive packaging, and variety make them useful for many occasions. Whether you want to sample…