CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch Taps Six Kegs, Including Vector Brewing's "Neko Punch"
CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch announced the tapping of six kegs, including Vector Brewing's "Neko Punch - Wheat Ale." The lineup also includes Johana Beer, Minami Shinshu Beer, Revision Brewing, and Nihonkai Club, making it a tap list where you can enjoy a wide range of flavors near Tokyo Station.
Hop BroTonight, the hot thing is the six-keg tap lineup near Tokyo Station. Just hearing that CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch has brought in Vector Brewing's "Neko Punch - Wheat Ale" makes me want to head there on instinct.
MugiWhoa! That's a lot of information all at once! Neko Punch sounds cute enough already, but what's a wheat ale? It sounds all fluffy and soft!
Hop BroYou're pretty much right. It's a style that tends to bring out a soft wheat character, with a rounded mouthfeel and easy drinkability. It's a really good choice for the first beer.
MugiI see! But Johana Beer's Earl Grey means it tastes like tea even though it's beer? My brain is getting confused between teacups and foam!
Hop BroExactly, that's what makes the aroma play interesting. It's a beer that evokes tea-like aromas, and it can have a refined finish that lingers on the nose. The trick with this kind of beer is to enjoy the aroma before you drink it.
MugiWow, that's suddenly so stylish! And Kagayaki E7 Kagayaki Extra Seven sounds powerful, but also sparkling somehow, which makes me laugh!
Hop BroAnd with Minami Shinshu Beer's INDIA PALE ALE and Revision Brewing's "What What What" WC Triple IPA on the list too, the range of flavors is really wide. It's a lineup that should satisfy people who want bitterness as well as those who want to be drenched in hop aroma.
MugiWC Triple IPA? What kind of spell is that! Is hop presence really that different? I'm a little scared, but curious!
Hop BroWC stands for West Coast, and it's a classic firmly bitter style. A Triple IPA boosts the alcohol presence and aroma too, so the drinking experience becomes much more substantial.
MugiGot it, so there are beers ranging from cute-sounding to punchy! If there's also Nihonkai Club's Dark Lager, it sounds like a nice calm finish at the end!
Hop BroWhat's more, this place is great because it pairs well with dumplings and spicy dishes. Stop by in Otemachi after work, compare a few beers on the terrace, and the day basically feels complete.
MugiWow, just imagining it makes me hungry! A night of beer tasting sounds amazing, right? Today, I think I want to live for dumplings and beer!
Today's Tap Information
CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch (1F, TOKYO TORCH Tokiwabashi Tower, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) has announced the tapping of six kegs. True to its nature as a beer pub where craft beer can be enjoyed casually, one of the shop's strengths is that you can drink alongside dumplings and spicy dishes. With an open space that includes terrace seating, it's convenient for everything from daytime drinking to a post-work pint.
This lineup stands out for its broad range of aromas and drinking impressions. Vector Brewing's "Neko Punch - Wheat Ale" is a beer suited to those who want to enjoy a soft wheat character. From Johana Beer come "Earl Grey," which suggests tea-derived aromas, and "Kagayaki E7 Kagayaki Extra Seven," which should offer a noticeable hop presence. Also on tap are Minami Shinshu Beer's "INDIA PALE ALE," Revision Brewing's "What What What" WC Triple IPA, and Nihonkai Club's "Dark Lager," creating a selection that ranges from light and lively to firmly bitter and richly malty.
Its location in the Otemachi / Tokyo Station area is also a plus for craft beer fans. It's easy to stop by for just one quick drink or to sample several beers with friends, and it lets you naturally enjoy the shop's concept of pairing beer with food. This is a tap list suited to an evening spent checking each beer's character against dumplings and spicy dishes.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTonight, the hot thing is the six-keg tap lineup near Tokyo Station. Just hearing that CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch has brought in Vector Brewing's "Neko Punch - Wheat Ale" makes me want to head there on instinct.
MugiWhoa! That's a lot of information all at once! Neko Punch sounds cute enough already, but what's a wheat ale? It sounds all fluffy and soft!
Hop BroYou're pretty much right. It's a style that tends to bring out a soft wheat character, with a rounded mouthfeel and easy drinkability. It's a really good choice for the first beer.
MugiI see! But Johana Beer's Earl Grey means it tastes like tea even though it's beer? My brain is getting confused between teacups and foam!
Hop BroExactly, that's what makes the aroma play interesting. It's a beer that evokes tea-like aromas, and it can have a refined finish that lingers on the nose. The trick with this kind of beer is to enjoy the aroma before you drink it.
MugiWow, that's suddenly so stylish! And Kagayaki E7 Kagayaki Extra Seven sounds powerful, but also sparkling somehow, which makes me laugh!
Hop BroAnd with Minami Shinshu Beer's INDIA PALE ALE and Revision Brewing's "What What What" WC Triple IPA on the list too, the range of flavors is really wide. It's a lineup that should satisfy people who want bitterness as well as those who want to be drenched in hop aroma.
MugiWC Triple IPA? What kind of spell is that! Is hop presence really that different? I'm a little scared, but curious!
Hop BroWC stands for West Coast, and it's a classic firmly bitter style. A Triple IPA boosts the alcohol presence and aroma too, so the drinking experience becomes much more substantial.
MugiGot it, so there are beers ranging from cute-sounding to punchy! If there's also Nihonkai Club's Dark Lager, it sounds like a nice calm finish at the end!
Hop BroWhat's more, this place is great because it pairs well with dumplings and spicy dishes. Stop by in Otemachi after work, compare a few beers on the terrace, and the day basically feels complete.
MugiWow, just imagining it makes me hungry! A night of beer tasting sounds amazing, right? Today, I think I want to live for dumplings and beer!
