Craft beer TOCA in Mitaka adds four Craftrock Brewing beers
Craft beer TOCA, a beer pub in Inokashira, Mitaka, Tokyo, posted four new Craftrock Brewing beers on Instagram on July 1. The lineup ranges from Kölsch to DIPA, giving drinkers a clear style spread.
Hop BroMitaka’s Craft beer TOCA just posted a July 1 new arrival from Craftrock Brewing with four fresh taps, and the lineup alone already makes me thirsty.
MugiWhat, four beers at once? That sounds amazing, especially if they’re all from the same brewery for a side-by-side tasting!
Hop BroAnd the range is great too. Drink All Day is a Kölsch-style beer, so it’s light, crisp, and basically the easy entry point.
MugiWait, what is Kölsch? That sounds less like beer and more like a spell from a fantasy game!
Hop BroIt’s a German style, and in simple terms it drinks like a clean elegant pour, soft on aroma but still nicely snappy at the end.
MugiOhhh, so it’s the kind of beer that feels perfect for daytime drinking. That name, Drink All Day, is way too convincing!
Hop BroThen Ocean Avenue is a Session IPA, meaning the alcohol stays relatively gentle while the hop aroma still shows up clearly.
MugiOkay, then what about Joy Hopposites and its mysterious DIPA? Every extra letter makes it sound stronger!
Hop BroThat instinct is right. DIPA is basically extra hop intensity with more aroma, more bitterness, and a fuller body for a bigger drinking experience.
MugiSo Alternative IPA is the classic American IPA of the bunch? Wow, that really is the main-character beer!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this set so good is the light-to-rich range, and if I were at TOCA I’d start with Joy Hopposites without hesitation.
MugiA lineup like this in Mitaka and Inokashira is basically a tasting paradise. I’m ordering Ocean Avenue, you’re getting Joy Hopposites, and we’re absolutely drinking these!
Craft beer TOCA, a beer pub at 3-12-13 Inokashira in Mitaka, Tokyo, introduced four new beers from Craftrock Brewing in an Instagram post on July 1.
New lineup
- Drink All Day / Kölsch
- Ocean Avenue / Session IPA
- Joy Hopposites / DIPA
- Alternative IPA / American IPA
The selection stands out for its wide style range: a light, easy-drinking Kölsch, a Session IPA with a more hop-forward profile, a fuller-bodied DIPA, and a classic American IPA. It is a lineup that makes it easy to choose by mood and compare different expressions from the same brewery.
For a beer pub like Craft beer TOCA, guest beer updates are a good way to show the current shape of the tap list. For drinkers looking for craft beer in the Mitaka and Inokashira area, this four-beer Craftrock Brewing lineup is a straightforward item to watch.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMitaka’s Craft beer TOCA just posted a July 1 new arrival from Craftrock Brewing with four fresh taps, and the lineup alone already makes me thirsty.
MugiWhat, four beers at once? That sounds amazing, especially if they’re all from the same brewery for a side-by-side tasting!
Hop BroAnd the range is great too. Drink All Day is a Kölsch-style beer, so it’s light, crisp, and basically the easy entry point.
MugiWait, what is Kölsch? That sounds less like beer and more like a spell from a fantasy game!
Hop BroIt’s a German style, and in simple terms it drinks like a clean elegant pour, soft on aroma but still nicely snappy at the end.
MugiOhhh, so it’s the kind of beer that feels perfect for daytime drinking. That name, Drink All Day, is way too convincing!
Hop BroThen Ocean Avenue is a Session IPA, meaning the alcohol stays relatively gentle while the hop aroma still shows up clearly.
MugiOkay, then what about Joy Hopposites and its mysterious DIPA? Every extra letter makes it sound stronger!
Hop BroThat instinct is right. DIPA is basically extra hop intensity with more aroma, more bitterness, and a fuller body for a bigger drinking experience.
MugiSo Alternative IPA is the classic American IPA of the bunch? Wow, that really is the main-character beer!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this set so good is the light-to-rich range, and if I were at TOCA I’d start with Joy Hopposites without hesitation.
MugiA lineup like this in Mitaka and Inokashira is basically a tasting paradise. I’m ordering Ocean Avenue, you’re getting Joy Hopposites, and we’re absolutely drinking these!
