Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka taps Yatsugatake Touchdown and Voyager IPA
Craft Beer Server Land, a beer pub in Kagurazaka, shared its guest-beer lineup for June 16. The two new taps are Yatsugatake Touchdown's Rock 55th Anniversary Lager and Voyager Brewing's IPA, giving drinkers a clear lager-versus-IPA choice in the basement bar.
Hop BroToday's fresh keg tapping in Kagurazaka is a strong one. Craft Beer Server Land just opened Yatsugatake Touchdown's "Rock 55th Anniversary Lager" and an IPA from Voyager Brewing.
MugiWait, a lager and IPA side by side? And it's in a basement bar in Kagurazaka? That already sounds unfairly cool!
Hop BroYep, it's at Okawa Building B1F, an easy beer stop in a calm part of Kagurazaka. On June 16, they kept it simple with just two new kegs, which makes the lineup really focused.
MugiOhhh! But a 55th anniversary lager sounds special. What makes that different from a normal lager? It sounds like it should arrive with applause.
Hop BroGood question. A lager usually shines with a clean crisp finish, and anniversary beers often lean toward balance. This one sounds like the kind where the malt character comes through neatly.
MugiHold on, malt character? What is that supposed to mean? Does the grain have its own personality profile now?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. It means clear flavor definition in plain language, so the sweetness and toasty notes don't get blurry. That's part of what gives a lager that smooth, tidy finish.
MugiOkay, then Voyager's IPA is the full hop blast option, right? If I drink it after the lager, my nose is going to start clapping.
Hop BroExactly. These are two contrasting kegs, so they're easy to choose by mood or food. Start with the lager to settle in, then let the IPA throw aroma everywhere.
MugiAnd you can do a quick stop or take your time, right? A basement tasting session in Kagurazaka sounds like the kind of plan that steals my whole evening.
Hop BroThat's the beauty of it. Craft Beer Server Land is great for chasing guest beers, and this kind of update makes it very easy to justify dropping by.
MugiI'm completely sold now. I want the lager to IPA route immediately and I fully intend to enjoy the whole Kagurazaka night.
On tap today
- Yatsugatake Touchdown `Rock 55th Anniversary Lager`
- Voyager Brewing `IPA`
Craft Beer Server Land is a beer pub located in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku, on the basement floor of the Oikawa Building. The shop posted its June 16 lineup with two guest beers.
The mix is straightforward: a commemorative lager from Yatsugatake Touchdown and an IPA from Voyager Brewing. With just two kegs on the board, the lineup is easy to read for drinkers who want to choose between a lager-led pour and a hop-forward IPA.
The bar invites guests to drop in and enjoy the day's beers in its Kagurazaka setting. For beer fans tracking guest taps in Tokyo, this is a useful stop to note.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's fresh keg tapping in Kagurazaka is a strong one. Craft Beer Server Land just opened Yatsugatake Touchdown's "Rock 55th Anniversary Lager" and an IPA from Voyager Brewing.
MugiWait, a lager and IPA side by side? And it's in a basement bar in Kagurazaka? That already sounds unfairly cool!
Hop BroYep, it's at Okawa Building B1F, an easy beer stop in a calm part of Kagurazaka. On June 16, they kept it simple with just two new kegs, which makes the lineup really focused.
MugiOhhh! But a 55th anniversary lager sounds special. What makes that different from a normal lager? It sounds like it should arrive with applause.
Hop BroGood question. A lager usually shines with a clean crisp finish, and anniversary beers often lean toward balance. This one sounds like the kind where the malt character comes through neatly.
MugiHold on, malt character? What is that supposed to mean? Does the grain have its own personality profile now?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. It means clear flavor definition in plain language, so the sweetness and toasty notes don't get blurry. That's part of what gives a lager that smooth, tidy finish.
MugiOkay, then Voyager's IPA is the full hop blast option, right? If I drink it after the lager, my nose is going to start clapping.
Hop BroExactly. These are two contrasting kegs, so they're easy to choose by mood or food. Start with the lager to settle in, then let the IPA throw aroma everywhere.
MugiAnd you can do a quick stop or take your time, right? A basement tasting session in Kagurazaka sounds like the kind of plan that steals my whole evening.
Hop BroThat's the beauty of it. Craft Beer Server Land is great for chasing guest beers, and this kind of update makes it very easy to justify dropping by.
MugiI'm completely sold now. I want the lager to IPA route immediately and I fully intend to enjoy the whole Kagurazaka night.
