Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke announces three new taps on July 15
Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke shared its tap list for July 15 and added three new beers. The lineup includes a collaboration Helles and two classic lager styles.
Hop BroToday’s July 15 tap update is a good one. Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke just put on 3 new taps, and the whole thing leans nicely into lagers.
MugiWhat! Three fresh taps sounds like a direct attack on my after-work plans. So lager-heavy means easy-drinking across the board?
Hop BroThe headliner is 102 × 69 Roggen Roll, a collab between Yatsugatake Beer TOUCHDOWN, Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara, and Craft Beer Server Land. It’s a Rye Helles at 5%.
MugiWait, Rye Helles sounds like a wizard spell. Is rye rice? And who is Helles?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It basically means a helles with rye. Helles is a smooth, pale German-style lager, and the rye adds a lightly spicy, toasty edge.
MugiOhh, so it’s easygoing with a twist. That means even I can drink it and nod like I totally knew that.
Hop BroThen you’ve got the classic safety net, Izu no Kuni Beer Pilsner. Also 5%, super clean, and exactly the kind of pour that locks in your first glass.
MugiThen what makes BUDDY’s Czech side different? Even the brewery name, Uchoten, sounds like it plans to get me way too cheerful.
Hop BroBUDDY is a Czech Premium Pale Lager, so the hop character stays gentle and the body feels rounder. You can compare crisp pilsner, softer Czech lager, and that rye-spiked helles in one sitting.
MugiThat rules. In that basement pub in Akasaka-Mitsuke, I could line up all three and let the lagers handle my whole day.
Hop BroExactly, I’m ready for a three-lager flight. Start with Roggen Roll, move to the pilsner, then finish with BUDDY and pretend we were being analytical the whole time.
Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke updated its tap list on July 15 and announced three new beers on tap. The post highlights a lineup centered on lager-leaning styles, including one collaborative release.
New on Tap
- 102 × 69 Roggen Roll / Rye Helles
- Alc. 5
- Yatsugatake Beer TOUCHDOWN × Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara × Craft Beer Server Land
- A rye Helles presented as a three-way collaboration.
- Pilsner / Pilsner
- Alc. 5
- Izu no Kuni Beer
- A straightforward pilsner built around a clean, refreshing profile.
- BUDDY / Czech Premium Pale Lager (0707)
- Alc. 5
- Youtoten Brewing
- A Czech-inspired pale lager that should offer an easygoing balance of malt and hop character.
The venue is a beer pub in the basement of a building in Akasaka-Mitsuke, in central Tokyo. It is the kind of city-center spot that makes it easy to stop by for a beer-focused visit after work.
For beer fans, the most interesting angle here is the contrast between the three additions: a rye Helles collaboration, a classic pilsner, and a Czech-style pale lager. It is a compact tap update, but one that gives plenty of room for style comparison at the glass.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s July 15 tap update is a good one. Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-Mitsuke just put on 3 new taps, and the whole thing leans nicely into lagers.
MugiWhat! Three fresh taps sounds like a direct attack on my after-work plans. So lager-heavy means easy-drinking across the board?
Hop BroThe headliner is 102 × 69 Roggen Roll, a collab between Yatsugatake Beer TOUCHDOWN, Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara, and Craft Beer Server Land. It’s a Rye Helles at 5%.
MugiWait, Rye Helles sounds like a wizard spell. Is rye rice? And who is Helles?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It basically means a helles with rye. Helles is a smooth, pale German-style lager, and the rye adds a lightly spicy, toasty edge.
MugiOhh, so it’s easygoing with a twist. That means even I can drink it and nod like I totally knew that.
Hop BroThen you’ve got the classic safety net, Izu no Kuni Beer Pilsner. Also 5%, super clean, and exactly the kind of pour that locks in your first glass.
MugiThen what makes BUDDY’s Czech side different? Even the brewery name, Uchoten, sounds like it plans to get me way too cheerful.
Hop BroBUDDY is a Czech Premium Pale Lager, so the hop character stays gentle and the body feels rounder. You can compare crisp pilsner, softer Czech lager, and that rye-spiked helles in one sitting.
MugiThat rules. In that basement pub in Akasaka-Mitsuke, I could line up all three and let the lagers handle my whole day.
Hop BroExactly, I’m ready for a three-lager flight. Start with Roggen Roll, move to the pilsner, then finish with BUDDY and pretend we were being analytical the whole time.
