Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke installs Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki" on Tap 31
An Instagram post from Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke introduced the addition of Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki" to Tap 31. A maneki-neko-inspired tap handle also appears, showing that visitors can see the real thing inside the shop.
Hop BroToday, it’s about the beer that appeared on Tap 31 at Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke. Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki" has been added, and the fact that it even comes with a maneki-neko-inspired handle is especially exciting.
MugiWhat, the taps have numbers? Tap 31 sounds like a secret base, which makes it even more exciting!
Hop BroExactly. And the place is in the basement floor of the Akasaka Getsusekai Building in Akasaka 3-chome, where wooden walls and rows of taps line the calm underground space. Since it’s a place where guest beers rotate, it’s fun just imagining what will be connected next.
MugiA beer pub underground is already strong! Wooden walls and craft beer are basically guaranteed to be delicious!
Hop BroAnd the star this time is Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki." It’s one of their cat series beers, and the fact that they even prepared a real handle so it will stay in your memory visually as well as in taste is a clever touch.
MugiThe name "Nekosambiki" is cute enough already, but it even has a cat handle? If that were me, I’d take so many photos before drinking that I’d probably lose a sip or two!
Hop BroExactly. The post introduced it with the vibe of "today’s rotating favorite," and I like how it captures the shop’s everyday life as it is. A single Instagram post like that really conveys the atmosphere of the place, doesn’t it?
MugiWhat is that! "Rotating favorite" is such a sneaky way to say it! "Today’s rotating favorite" is the kind of thing that makes you want to check every day!
Hop BroAnd because it’s a guest beer, just standing in front of the tap makes you want to think about your next drink. The article doesn’t specify the style name, but the fun of a rotating keg comes through clearly.
MugiI see! It feels fresh to enjoy the expression of the tap first, before the style itself! I’d probably end up grinning in front of the beer!
Hop BroThat’s right. Since it adds a visual memory to the appeal of the beer as something you can actually drink, it’s worth following in Akasaka-Mitsuke. Places like this are great because they’re not just about being photogenic.
MugiAll right, now I really want one! If I drink after seeing a cup with a cat handle, it’ll probably taste twice as good!
In an Instagram post, Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke introduced that Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki" had been placed on Tap 31. The post also mentioned, under the line "today’s rotating favorite," a maneki-neko-inspired handle tap used when opening beers in the cat series, making it a snapshot of the store’s everyday life.
The shop is a beer pub in the basement floor of the Akasaka Getsusekai Building in Akasaka 3-chome, Tokyo. Its lineup lets you enjoy the changing guest beers, and just standing in front of the taps makes you imagine what will be connected next. In this photo as well, the Ise Kadoya Beer handle sits at the center of the taps lined up against the wood-grain wall, and the calm underground space clearly highlights the presence of craft beer.
The beer available is Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki." By preparing an actual handle to go with a beer that carries a cat theme, it leaves a memory not only of the taste but also of the look. If you are following rotating guest beers in Akasaka-Mitsuke, this is the kind of place you should check out for the full experience, including the "expression" of the taps.
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Hop BroToday, it’s about the beer that appeared on Tap 31 at Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke. Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki" has been added, and the fact that it even comes with a maneki-neko-inspired handle is especially exciting.
MugiWhat, the taps have numbers? Tap 31 sounds like a secret base, which makes it even more exciting!
Hop BroExactly. And the place is in the basement floor of the Akasaka Getsusekai Building in Akasaka 3-chome, where wooden walls and rows of taps line the calm underground space. Since it’s a place where guest beers rotate, it’s fun just imagining what will be connected next.
MugiA beer pub underground is already strong! Wooden walls and craft beer are basically guaranteed to be delicious!
Hop BroAnd the star this time is Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Nekosambiki." It’s one of their cat series beers, and the fact that they even prepared a real handle so it will stay in your memory visually as well as in taste is a clever touch.
MugiThe name "Nekosambiki" is cute enough already, but it even has a cat handle? If that were me, I’d take so many photos before drinking that I’d probably lose a sip or two!
Hop BroExactly. The post introduced it with the vibe of "today’s rotating favorite," and I like how it captures the shop’s everyday life as it is. A single Instagram post like that really conveys the atmosphere of the place, doesn’t it?
MugiWhat is that! "Rotating favorite" is such a sneaky way to say it! "Today’s rotating favorite" is the kind of thing that makes you want to check every day!
Hop BroAnd because it’s a guest beer, just standing in front of the tap makes you want to think about your next drink. The article doesn’t specify the style name, but the fun of a rotating keg comes through clearly.
MugiI see! It feels fresh to enjoy the expression of the tap first, before the style itself! I’d probably end up grinning in front of the beer!
Hop BroThat’s right. Since it adds a visual memory to the appeal of the beer as something you can actually drink, it’s worth following in Akasaka-Mitsuke. Places like this are great because they’re not just about being photogenic.
MugiAll right, now I really want one! If I drink after seeing a cup with a cat handle, it’ll probably taste twice as good!
