Event details


Komuro Beer, a beer pub in Okusawa, Setagaya, Tokyo, will host a Brasserie Knot tap takeover on August 22 and 23. According to the announcement, head brewer Hiromi Uetake will also visit the bar on August 22.

About Brasserie Knot


Brasserie Knot is based in Tsurui Village, Hokkaido, in a renovated former elementary school near the Kushiro Wetland. The brewery focuses on clear, food-friendly beers that fit the local climate and everyday drinking. Uetake has brewing experience at COEDO BREWERY, Ushitora Brewery, and Hoppukotan Brewing.

Beer lineup


The brewery's core lineup includes `FLOWER BELGIAN WIT`, `BIRD PALE ALE`, `WIND IPA`, `MOON DOUBLE IPA`, and `DOTO BELGIAN IPA`. That gives visitors a wide range, from a citrus-and-spice Belgian wit to a light pale ale, a cleanly bitter IPA, a tropical double IPA, and a Belgian IPA rooted in eastern Hokkaido.

Why it matters


Komuro Beer is a setting that suits Brasserie Knot well because the bar places value on the story behind each beer as much as the beer itself. This takeover should be a good chance to experience the brewery's identity in central Tokyo.