Tokyo Beerzilla Posts a Store Introduction on Instagram, Introducing British Craft Beer
The Asakusa beer pub Tokyo Beerzilla published a store-introduction post on Instagram. Its official website describes it as a bottle shop and taproom centered on British craft beer, while also carrying hard cider and gin, and its latest arrivals centered on Sureshot can also be seen.
Hop BroSo Tokyo Beerzilla in Asakusa posted an introduction to the shop on Instagram. It's a beer pub centered on British craft beer, and it's interesting that the bottle shop and taproom are integrated.
MugiWait, a bottle shop & taproom means the place to buy beer and the place to drink it are the same? That sounds so convenient I can already see myself going there way too often!
Hop BroExactly, and the official site says it has a homey atmosphere, so it seems like the kind of place you can drop into without feeling tense. It seems just right for a quick stop while strolling around Asakusa.
MugiHuh! But British craft beer sounds kind of serious, doesn't it? IPA and sour and all those names sound a bit hard to get, though...!
Hop BroTrue, the words sound formal, but the lineup is actually pretty broad. The new arrivals are centered on Sureshot, and there are plenty of hop-forward IPA styles as well as more playful labels.
MugiWhat is that! New Sureshot releases already sound like movie trailers! I feel like I wouldn't even know what to order!
Hop BroFor example, there are collaborations with Lervig and Bundobust, so it's not just a stock of standard beers. It feels like they're choosing beers with a slight twist based on a British sensibility.
MugiCollab beers instantly get my attention! But if there's also sour/fruit beer, maybe even I, who don't really like bitterness, could get in?
Hop BroThat's the nice thing about it. Because there is a wide range of drinking profiles that make use of fruity aroma and acidity, both beginners and beer nerds can get lost looking at the same shelf.
MugiIf there are that many choices in Asakusa, I have to go! I remembered the address, 2-25-13 Nishi-Asakusa, and now I want to go taste that British vibe while I'm out for a walk!
Hop BroIn the end, you just want to quietly enjoy British craft with a pint, right? After walking around Asakusa, if you have a Sureshot in hand, that's the kind of place you won't want to leave.
MugiI get it! I'm already in the mood for a drink, and I want to hold a meeting to decide on our 'first pint' at Tokyo Beerzilla!
A shop in Asakusa that champions British craft
Tokyo Beerzilla is a beer pub in Nishi-Asakusa, Taito Ward, Tokyo. According to the official website, it is a bottle shop and taproom specializing in British craft beer, gin, and hard cider, and the interior is introduced as having an "at-home atmosphere."
On Instagram, a store-introduction post was published in the form "Hello, we're TokyoBeerzilla✨..." and it reaffirms the shop's basic stance. It is a place suited for people in the Asakusa area who want to drink distinctive British-style beers.
What beers can you drink?
The new arrivals on the official website include Sureshot - My Lyrics Are Bottomless, Sureshot - Feature Presentation: Citra, Sureshot - Shh... It's Just Magic, Sureshot - TV Hightlight Of The Week, Sureshot X Lervig - We Won't Need Eyes To See, Sureshot X Bundobust - The Movie Is Not Over My Friend, and Sureshot X Pastore - Tim The Human Jellyfish.
By brewery name, you can see a lineup centered on Sureshot, plus collaborations with Lervig, Bundobust, and Pastore. The lineup spans from hop-forward IPA styles to labels with a wider range of drinking impressions, and the selection is characterized by a playful sensibility typical of British craft.
Also, the site has a "Sour/Fruit Beer" category, so even people who are not especially fond of bitter beers can choose easily. Including styles that make use of fruity aroma and acidity, the setup broadens the entry point into beer.
Store Information
- Name: Tokyo Beerzilla
- Type: Beer pub
- Address: 1F, Ishiyama Building, 2-25-13 Nishi-Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
It's an easy place to drop into during a walk around Asakusa, and one worth noting as a spot where you can quietly enjoy the character of British craft.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSo Tokyo Beerzilla in Asakusa posted an introduction to the shop on Instagram. It's a beer pub centered on British craft beer, and it's interesting that the bottle shop and taproom are integrated.
MugiWait, a bottle shop & taproom means the place to buy beer and the place to drink it are the same? That sounds so convenient I can already see myself going there way too often!
Hop BroExactly, and the official site says it has a homey atmosphere, so it seems like the kind of place you can drop into without feeling tense. It seems just right for a quick stop while strolling around Asakusa.
MugiHuh! But British craft beer sounds kind of serious, doesn't it? IPA and sour and all those names sound a bit hard to get, though...!
Hop BroTrue, the words sound formal, but the lineup is actually pretty broad. The new arrivals are centered on Sureshot, and there are plenty of hop-forward IPA styles as well as more playful labels.
MugiWhat is that! New Sureshot releases already sound like movie trailers! I feel like I wouldn't even know what to order!
Hop BroFor example, there are collaborations with Lervig and Bundobust, so it's not just a stock of standard beers. It feels like they're choosing beers with a slight twist based on a British sensibility.
MugiCollab beers instantly get my attention! But if there's also sour/fruit beer, maybe even I, who don't really like bitterness, could get in?
Hop BroThat's the nice thing about it. Because there is a wide range of drinking profiles that make use of fruity aroma and acidity, both beginners and beer nerds can get lost looking at the same shelf.
MugiIf there are that many choices in Asakusa, I have to go! I remembered the address, 2-25-13 Nishi-Asakusa, and now I want to go taste that British vibe while I'm out for a walk!
Hop BroIn the end, you just want to quietly enjoy British craft with a pint, right? After walking around Asakusa, if you have a Sureshot in hand, that's the kind of place you won't want to leave.
MugiI get it! I'm already in the mood for a drink, and I want to hold a meeting to decide on our 'first pint' at Tokyo Beerzilla!