Craft Beer Server Land Kagurazaka Branch Taps Ise Kadoya Beer and NOMCRAFT
The beer pub Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka has released its tap information for Monday, April 13. Two kegs are being tapped: Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Sencha Hazy IPA" and NOMCRAFT’s "Buffalo Bandit," creating a lineup of two beers with very different personalities.
Hop BroThe Craft Beer Server Land in the basement floor of Kagurazaka has put out its tap info for Monday, April 13. This time, it’s two kegs on tap, and the lineup is pretty impossible to ignore.
MugiWait, a basement floor can be that exciting!? Even just two kegs sounds strong. Now I’m curious!
Hop BroWhat they brought in are Ise Kadoya Beer’s Sencha Hazy IPA and NOMCRAFT’s Buffalo Bandit. The former is a Hazy IPA with a Japanese tea-inspired aroma, and the latter is the kind of beer whose name alone shows off a playful side.
MugiOhh! But Hazy IPA sounds kind of vague and fluffy? Is it the kind of beer you have to drink with a serious expression?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, you can think of it as a hazy IPA. It often emphasizes hop aroma while leaning toward a smoother mouthfeel.
MugiWhat does that even mean! If it has sencha elements in it, now I’m confused about whether it’s tea or beer!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It’s got the Japanese motif that really feels like Ise Kadoya Beer. Just imagining the aroma design and the balance of bitterness makes you want another sip, doesn’t it?
MugiSo what’s Buffalo Bandit like!? That name makes it sound like it’s definitely up to something!
Hop BroIt feels like a playful label in the style of NOMCRAFT. The article doesn’t go into the detailed flavor, but it’s the kind of beer that lets your imagination run before you even drink it, and it adds personality to the tap list.
MugiI like it, this comparison-tasting vibe is fun! The serious-sounding Sencha Hazy IPA and the likely quirky Buffalo Bandit both sound great!
Hop BroWhat’s more, Craft Beer Server Land is a Kagurazaka beer pub that keeps sharing its daily tap openings. It’s not about drinking the usual staples, but about going to meet the day’s kegs, and that’s the best part.
MugiThere’s no choice but to go! If I’ve got two choices for tonight’s drink, my feet are already heading to Kagurazaka!
At Craft Beer Server Land, a beer pub located on the basement floor of a building in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, two kegs were announced as today’s beers for Monday, April 13.
The lineup added this time consists of two beers: Ise Kadoya Beer’s "Sencha Hazy IPA" and NOMCRAFT’s "Buffalo Bandit". Both are a pairing that craft beer fans are unlikely to want to miss, adding different expressions to the shop’s tap list.
"Sencha Hazy IPA" is a beer that leaves a strong impression with the Japanese motif typical of Ise Kadoya Beer. From the name, which layers sencha onto the Hazy IPA style, it invites attention to the aroma design and the balance of the drinking experience. By contrast, "Buffalo Bandit" is a label that reflects NOMCRAFT’s playful spirit, and it is the kind of beer whose name alone sparks the imagination.
Craft Beer Server Land is a Kagurazaka beer pub that shares daily tap-opening information. In this post as well, the shop kept the announcement brief with "That’s the two kegs," making it the kind of content that makes you want to go check the individual character of each keg rather than simply compare familiar staples. If you’re looking for craft beer in the Kagurazaka area, this is tap information worth checking first.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Craft Beer Server Land in the basement floor of Kagurazaka has put out its tap info for Monday, April 13. This time, it’s two kegs on tap, and the lineup is pretty impossible to ignore.
MugiWait, a basement floor can be that exciting!? Even just two kegs sounds strong. Now I’m curious!
Hop BroWhat they brought in are Ise Kadoya Beer’s Sencha Hazy IPA and NOMCRAFT’s Buffalo Bandit. The former is a Hazy IPA with a Japanese tea-inspired aroma, and the latter is the kind of beer whose name alone shows off a playful side.
MugiOhh! But Hazy IPA sounds kind of vague and fluffy? Is it the kind of beer you have to drink with a serious expression?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, you can think of it as a hazy IPA. It often emphasizes hop aroma while leaning toward a smoother mouthfeel.
MugiWhat does that even mean! If it has sencha elements in it, now I’m confused about whether it’s tea or beer!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It’s got the Japanese motif that really feels like Ise Kadoya Beer. Just imagining the aroma design and the balance of bitterness makes you want another sip, doesn’t it?
MugiSo what’s Buffalo Bandit like!? That name makes it sound like it’s definitely up to something!
Hop BroIt feels like a playful label in the style of NOMCRAFT. The article doesn’t go into the detailed flavor, but it’s the kind of beer that lets your imagination run before you even drink it, and it adds personality to the tap list.
MugiI like it, this comparison-tasting vibe is fun! The serious-sounding Sencha Hazy IPA and the likely quirky Buffalo Bandit both sound great!
Hop BroWhat’s more, Craft Beer Server Land is a Kagurazaka beer pub that keeps sharing its daily tap openings. It’s not about drinking the usual staples, but about going to meet the day’s kegs, and that’s the best part.
MugiThere’s no choice but to go! If I’ve got two choices for tonight’s drink, my feet are already heading to Kagurazaka!
