Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing to Exhibit at BeerFes Tokyo 2026
The Tsukuba-based Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing will take part in BeerFes Tokyo 2026 on June 6-7 at Yebisu Garden Place. A day earlier, the brewery also updated its Tsukuba tap list with nine beers centered on German-style classics.
Hop BroListen, Beer Fest Tokyo 2026 is getting a visit from Tsukuba's Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing. On June 6 and 7, Ebisu Garden Place is basically turning into a summit for beer lovers.
MugiWhat! More than 120 beers? That sounds less like a festival and more like delicious training camp!
Hop BroAnd the Garden Hall is packing in 35 exhibitors. If you don't have a plan, you'll get happily lost in about five minutes.
MugiOkay, but the one grabbing me is Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing! The name already sounds crisp and dramatic, so what kind of brewery is it?
Hop BroIt's a brewery in Tsukuba led by a German brewmaster, Carsten Beuchmann. They opened in 2022, and the attached beer restaurant lets you pair house-made beer with food, which is a strong move.
MugiWhoa! And on June 5 they refreshed the tap list, with Dr. Kolsch on it too? Why does that sound like a beer that could also check my blood pressure?
Hop BroKolsch is a style from Cologne, and the fun part is top-fermented but crisp. That sounds technical, but in the glass it just drinks clean and easy.
MugiHold on, top-fermented suddenly sounds like a science quiz. So basically it's the refreshing one that disappears way too fast?
Hop BroExactly, and this lineup is German-style focused: Dr. Pilsner, Dr. IPA, Dr. Mozart, Dr. Weizen, Dr. Lemon Weizen, Dr. Munich Helles, Dr. Export, and Hedgebock among the nine taps. The style lineup is so neat it deserves applause.
MugiFrom pilsner to weizen to helles, nine beers on tap is basically the final form of a tasting flight. My calendar is already foaming over.
Hop BroAnd their taproom usually keeps 8 to 10 beers flowing while they focus hard on repeatability and improvement. Hear that kind of brewing mindset and it's hard not to want a pint immediately.
MugiThen it's settled. Whether we hit Ebisu or camp out in Tsukuba, I want one now. Hop Bro, we can do strategy after the first glass!
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, based in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, will exhibit at BeerFes Tokyo 2026, held on June 6-7 at The Garden Hall in Yebisu Garden Place. According to the official festival site, the two-day event offers tastings of more than 120 beers and brings together 35 exhibitors.
On June 5, the brewery also announced its tap list for its Tsukuba location. The lineup includes Dr. Pilsner, Dr. Kölsch, Dr. IPA, Dr. Mozart, Dr. Weizen, Dr. Lemon Weizen, Dr. Munich Helles, Dr. Export, and Hedgebock. The selection clearly leans into German-inspired styles, ranging from pilsner and Kölsch to weizen, helles, export, and a stronger bock.
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing is led by German brewer Carsten Beuckmann and opened in 2022 in Higashiarai, Tsukuba. Its brewery-restaurant next to the brewhouse serves house beers alongside food designed to pair with them. The taproom typically keeps 8-10 beers on tap, and the brewery emphasizes reproducibility and constant improvement in its brewing approach. This festival appearance gives the brewery a wider stage to present the German-style beer culture it has built in Tsukuba.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroListen, Beer Fest Tokyo 2026 is getting a visit from Tsukuba's Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing. On June 6 and 7, Ebisu Garden Place is basically turning into a summit for beer lovers.
MugiWhat! More than 120 beers? That sounds less like a festival and more like delicious training camp!
Hop BroAnd the Garden Hall is packing in 35 exhibitors. If you don't have a plan, you'll get happily lost in about five minutes.
MugiOkay, but the one grabbing me is Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing! The name already sounds crisp and dramatic, so what kind of brewery is it?
Hop BroIt's a brewery in Tsukuba led by a German brewmaster, Carsten Beuchmann. They opened in 2022, and the attached beer restaurant lets you pair house-made beer with food, which is a strong move.
MugiWhoa! And on June 5 they refreshed the tap list, with Dr. Kolsch on it too? Why does that sound like a beer that could also check my blood pressure?
Hop BroKolsch is a style from Cologne, and the fun part is top-fermented but crisp. That sounds technical, but in the glass it just drinks clean and easy.
MugiHold on, top-fermented suddenly sounds like a science quiz. So basically it's the refreshing one that disappears way too fast?
Hop BroExactly, and this lineup is German-style focused: Dr. Pilsner, Dr. IPA, Dr. Mozart, Dr. Weizen, Dr. Lemon Weizen, Dr. Munich Helles, Dr. Export, and Hedgebock among the nine taps. The style lineup is so neat it deserves applause.
MugiFrom pilsner to weizen to helles, nine beers on tap is basically the final form of a tasting flight. My calendar is already foaming over.
Hop BroAnd their taproom usually keeps 8 to 10 beers flowing while they focus hard on repeatability and improvement. Hear that kind of brewing mindset and it's hard not to want a pint immediately.
MugiThen it's settled. Whether we hit Ebisu or camp out in Tsukuba, I want one now. Hop Bro, we can do strategy after the first glass!
