Kagurazaka Craft Beer Server Land: Five New Taps on March 17
The beer pub “Craft Beer Server Land” in Tokyo’s Kagurazaka has published its tap list for March 17. Five new kegs were opened that day, offering a wide range of styles, from Sanktgallen’s standard ale to two beers from the Tohoku Spirit Project that are ideal for side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroThe March 17 tap update from Craft Beer Server Land, the underground beer pub in Kagurazaka, is hot stuff. Five new kegs were tapped!
MugiWhat! Adding five new kegs on a weekday is way too exciting!
Hop BroThe five newly tapped beers this time are Sanktgallen Golden Ale, Romantic Village’s Triple Threat T-IPA, Johana Beer’s Mukaino no Sakura, Tazawako Beer’s Haruno Ai Pale Lager, and Iwate Kura Beer’s Tohoku Spirit Beer IPL.
MugiWhat is that! T-IPA and IPL sound like spells... I know they taste good, but I can’t keep up with the meaning!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, IPL is a lager version of IPA, a style that balances hop brightness with a crisp finish. T-IPA has a stronger body and aroma, making it feel rich and full of character.
MugiOhh! So the two Tohoku Spirit beers are the ones to watch, the same recipe with different yeast, right?
Hop BroExactly. The Iwate Kura version is fruity and clean, while the Tazawako version leans citrus and tropical, and that difference in yeast character is the interesting part.
MugiJust changing the yeast makes that much of a difference? That’s like twins, except one suddenly turns into a tropical character in a taste personality test!
Hop BroYou can compare them calmly in Kagurazaka, and posts like these daily tap updates are really practical for deciding on your first beer. I’m already wanting one.
MugiI’ve already got my Tuesday beer plan set! From a standard ale to a yeast comparison, I want to go right now and raise a toast!
Craft Beer Server Land, located underground in Kagurazaka, announced its “Beer of the Day” for Tuesday, March 17. In this update, the shop clearly noted that five new kegs had been tapped.
The newly opened beers available in the taproom that day are as follows.
- Sanktgallen “Golden Ale”
- Romantic Village Brewery “Triple Threat T-IPA”
- Johana Beer “Mukaino no Sakura”
- Tazawako Beer “Haruno Ai Pale Lager”
- Iwate Kura Beer “Tohoku Spirit Beer IPL”
Particularly noteworthy in this lineup are the two beers from Iwate Kura Beer and Tazawako Beer. The post explains that the two are designed with the “same recipe, different yeast,” describing the Iwate Kura version as fruity and clean, while the Tazawako version is said to have citrus and tropical character. Since both are part of the Tohoku Spirit Project, having them on tap at the same time should make for a good comparison tasting.
For beer fans in the Kagurazaka area who want to take their time moving through the taps in a calm setting, this kind of daily tap update that reflects the day’s actual openings is highly practical. If you are deciding on a Tuesday drink, the lineup offers a multifaceted experience in a single day, from a standard ale and a T-IPA to a seasonal pour and even a yeast-driven comparison.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe March 17 tap update from Craft Beer Server Land, the underground beer pub in Kagurazaka, is hot stuff. Five new kegs were tapped!
MugiWhat! Adding five new kegs on a weekday is way too exciting!
Hop BroThe five newly tapped beers this time are Sanktgallen Golden Ale, Romantic Village’s Triple Threat T-IPA, Johana Beer’s Mukaino no Sakura, Tazawako Beer’s Haruno Ai Pale Lager, and Iwate Kura Beer’s Tohoku Spirit Beer IPL.
MugiWhat is that! T-IPA and IPL sound like spells... I know they taste good, but I can’t keep up with the meaning!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, IPL is a lager version of IPA, a style that balances hop brightness with a crisp finish. T-IPA has a stronger body and aroma, making it feel rich and full of character.
MugiOhh! So the two Tohoku Spirit beers are the ones to watch, the same recipe with different yeast, right?
Hop BroExactly. The Iwate Kura version is fruity and clean, while the Tazawako version leans citrus and tropical, and that difference in yeast character is the interesting part.
MugiJust changing the yeast makes that much of a difference? That’s like twins, except one suddenly turns into a tropical character in a taste personality test!
Hop BroYou can compare them calmly in Kagurazaka, and posts like these daily tap updates are really practical for deciding on your first beer. I’m already wanting one.
MugiI’ve already got my Tuesday beer plan set! From a standard ale to a yeast comparison, I want to go right now and raise a toast!
