Craft Beer Moonlight starts serving seasonal Lemongrass on June 26
Craft Beer Moonlight, a brewpub in Tama Ward, Kawasaki, announced its seasonal brew “Lemongrass” on June 26. The brewery also listed its day’s draft lineup, along with takeout and delivery options for bottled beer.
Hop BroToday's story is Moonlight's new release. Craft Beer Moonlight in Tama Ward, Kawasaki tapped its seasonal Lemongrass on June 26.
MugiWait, a lemongrass beer? They really put that herb in beer? My mouth already feels refreshed and I have not even had a sip!
Hop BroThey do, and this seasonal limited brew is the headline. Lemongrass is often used for aroma, so it feels bright and lemony without turning sharply sour.
MugiHold on, what is an adjunct? You just launched a brewer word at me and my beer dictionary immediately shut down!
Hop BroIt means an ingredient besides malt and hops, basically the aroma sidekick. Here, lemongrass slips in first and sets the mood before you even drink.
MugiOhhh, so this is built for summer. And they do in-house pours, takeaway, and delivery too? That is not convenience, that is a full-on temptation trap!
Hop BroThat is very Craft Beer Moonlight. Their 330ml bottled beers start at 440 yen tax included, and delivery is available too. Bottles like Tama no Nagare Lager and Spica Special Pilsner give both pub drinkers and home drinkers solid options.
MugiWhat is this mysterious Dunkelweizen doing here too? The menu suddenly feels like a fantasy boss list and I was not ready!
Hop BroHa, that is a style name, basically a dark wheat beer. Dunkel means dark and Weizen means wheat, so you get toastiness and softness together, and the wider lineup like Masugata Castle and Noborito no Watashi makes it even better.
MugiNice! And the star, Lemongrass, is a 600-yen small pour, right? That is exactly the kind of first glass that leads straight to take-home bottles.
Hop BroExactly, that is pub to home drinking in one smooth route. Try the fresh pour first, lock in the aroma, then check it again from the bottle later and enjoy Lemongrass twice.
MugiNope, I am done, I want a toast now! If we are doing summer at Craft Beer Moonlight, we are starting with Lemongrass, Hop Bro!
Craft Beer Moonlight, a brewpub in Tama Ward, Kawasaki, announced that its seasonal beer Lemongrass is now on tap as of June 26. Known locally for serving fresh craft beer in its own pub setting, the brewery paired the release with a full “today’s beer, takeout, and delivery” lineup.
Beers on tap
The day’s menu shows several regular beers at different price points. Tama no Izumi, Tama no Nagare, and Spica are priced at S size 300 yen, M size 400 yen, and L size 500 yen. Kawasaki Shinshuu and Masugatajō are offered at S size 300 yen, M size 500 yen, and L size 700 yen, while Noborito no Watashi carries the same pricing.
In the specialty category, Dunkelweizen is listed at S size 500 yen, M size 700 yen, and L size 900 yen. The seasonal feature is Lemongrass, available at S size 600 yen. Another seasonal beer, Tama no Shōga, is also included at S size 400 yen, M size 600 yen, and L size 800 yen.
- Tama no Izumi
- Tama no Nagare
- Spica
- Kawasaki Shinshuu
- Masugatajō
- Noborito no Watashi
- Dunkelweizen
- Lemongrass
- Tama no Shōga
Takeout and delivery
Moonlight also lists bottled beer for takeout and delivery. The brewery says its 330 ml bottled beers are 440 yen including tax, and delivery is available by email. The bottled lineup includes Tama no Nagare Lager, Tsukuido Pilsner, Spica Special Pilsner, Nakanojima Pale Ale, Masugatajō Bitter, and Noborito no Watashi Porter. Tama no Shōga is listed separately at 495 yen.
For drinkers in and around Kawasaki, the June 26 update offers a straightforward snapshot of what Moonlight is pouring now: a mix of regular house beers, a specialty weizen, and a seasonal lemongrass beer that adds a more botanical note to the lineup.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's story is Moonlight's new release. Craft Beer Moonlight in Tama Ward, Kawasaki tapped its seasonal Lemongrass on June 26.
MugiWait, a lemongrass beer? They really put that herb in beer? My mouth already feels refreshed and I have not even had a sip!
Hop BroThey do, and this seasonal limited brew is the headline. Lemongrass is often used for aroma, so it feels bright and lemony without turning sharply sour.
MugiHold on, what is an adjunct? You just launched a brewer word at me and my beer dictionary immediately shut down!
Hop BroIt means an ingredient besides malt and hops, basically the aroma sidekick. Here, lemongrass slips in first and sets the mood before you even drink.
MugiOhhh, so this is built for summer. And they do in-house pours, takeaway, and delivery too? That is not convenience, that is a full-on temptation trap!
Hop BroThat is very Craft Beer Moonlight. Their 330ml bottled beers start at 440 yen tax included, and delivery is available too. Bottles like Tama no Nagare Lager and Spica Special Pilsner give both pub drinkers and home drinkers solid options.
MugiWhat is this mysterious Dunkelweizen doing here too? The menu suddenly feels like a fantasy boss list and I was not ready!
Hop BroHa, that is a style name, basically a dark wheat beer. Dunkel means dark and Weizen means wheat, so you get toastiness and softness together, and the wider lineup like Masugata Castle and Noborito no Watashi makes it even better.
MugiNice! And the star, Lemongrass, is a 600-yen small pour, right? That is exactly the kind of first glass that leads straight to take-home bottles.
Hop BroExactly, that is pub to home drinking in one smooth route. Try the fresh pour first, lock in the aroma, then check it again from the bottle later and enjoy Lemongrass twice.
MugiNope, I am done, I want a toast now! If we are doing summer at Craft Beer Moonlight, we are starting with Lemongrass, Hop Bro!
