CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch Branch Taps Baird, Vector Brewing and 5 Beers; Lemon Pepper Gyoza Also Debuts
At CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch (Otemachi, Tokyo), guest beers from Baird Beer, Vector Brewing, T.Y. Harbor Brewery, and RePubrew have been put on tap. At the same time, a new "Lemon Pepper Gyoza" dish has also debuted, creating a lineup built around beer and gyoza.
Hop BroA interesting tap update just came in from TOKYO TORCH Tokiwabashi Tower in Otemachi. It is about CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch lining up a whole row of guest beers.
MugiWhat! Five kinds of guest beer? Just hearing that makes me feel like I'll be lost before I even choose one!
Hop BroThe lineup is really strong. Numazu Lager, Vector Brewing's Neko Champ Rose, T.Y. Harbor Brewery's Watermelon Sour, and even two RePubrew beers are in there.
MugiNeko Champ Rose, what even is that! From lager to sour is such a wide range, isn't it? They brought together beers with totally different personalities in one place!
Hop BroThat's exactly what makes tasting through them fun. With lager and sour plus a hop-heavy IPA, you can play around a lot depending on your mood.
MugiJust hearing IPA makes me a little nervous! A triple IPA means it's even stronger, right? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroExactly. The 12% triple IPA is a seriously punchy one. The notice also says high-ABV IPAs move fast, so if you want one, early is the way to go.
MugiI see, popular ones are gone in a flash. And they even have Lemon Pepper Gyoza too, which is an amazing beer companion!
Hop BroThat's where this place is smart. They even suggest pairing it with Craft Rock's kölsch, which really brings out the gyoza's brightness.
MugiKölsch is the light, easy-drinking kind, right? A beer and gyoza combo that works for after work or for a group dinner is the best!
Hop BroExactly. Being able to use it from a casual drink to a business dinner is this place's strength. Today I already want to start with Numazu Lager and then wander over to the gyoza.
MugiI want to go too! I want to toast with the first drink while deciding what to order, and have Lemon Pepper Gyoza with it!
At CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch in Otemachi, Tokyo, information was shared about the latest guest beers to go on tap. The shop is a beer pub on the 1st floor of TOKYO TORCH Tokiwabashi Tower, and its appeal lies in how easily craft beer pairs with gyoza and spice-forward dishes. It is an easy place to recommend, whether for an after-work drink or a meal with a small group.
Beers tapped that day
- Numazu Lager / Baird Beer
- Neko Champ Rose / Vector Brewing
- Watermelon Sour / T.Y. Harbor Brewery
- Memory Crusher / RePubrew
- 12% Triple IPA / RePubrew
Looking at the lineup, it ranges from lager to sour to hop-forward IPA, making it a set that invites comparison tasting. RePubrew appears twice, and a high-alcohol triple IPA is also available. The shop's own post also noted that high-ABV IPAs move quickly, so anyone after one should get there early.
On the food side, Lemon Pepper Gyoza is now on the menu. It is a dish brightened with lemon and sharpened with pepper, and the shop also suggested pairing it with Craft Rock's kölsch. Putting gyoza and craft beer front and center is very much in keeping with the shop's straightforward appeal.
In addition, the venue is also promoting banquet courses that include two hours of all-you-can-drink craft beer, with combinations of appetizers, gyoza, karaage, and more. True to a downtown beer pub, it seems to be a place with a wide range of uses, from a casual drink to a group meal.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA interesting tap update just came in from TOKYO TORCH Tokiwabashi Tower in Otemachi. It is about CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch lining up a whole row of guest beers.
MugiWhat! Five kinds of guest beer? Just hearing that makes me feel like I'll be lost before I even choose one!
Hop BroThe lineup is really strong. Numazu Lager, Vector Brewing's Neko Champ Rose, T.Y. Harbor Brewery's Watermelon Sour, and even two RePubrew beers are in there.
MugiNeko Champ Rose, what even is that! From lager to sour is such a wide range, isn't it? They brought together beers with totally different personalities in one place!
Hop BroThat's exactly what makes tasting through them fun. With lager and sour plus a hop-heavy IPA, you can play around a lot depending on your mood.
MugiJust hearing IPA makes me a little nervous! A triple IPA means it's even stronger, right? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroExactly. The 12% triple IPA is a seriously punchy one. The notice also says high-ABV IPAs move fast, so if you want one, early is the way to go.
MugiI see, popular ones are gone in a flash. And they even have Lemon Pepper Gyoza too, which is an amazing beer companion!
Hop BroThat's where this place is smart. They even suggest pairing it with Craft Rock's kölsch, which really brings out the gyoza's brightness.
MugiKölsch is the light, easy-drinking kind, right? A beer and gyoza combo that works for after work or for a group dinner is the best!
Hop BroExactly. Being able to use it from a casual drink to a business dinner is this place's strength. Today I already want to start with Numazu Lager and then wander over to the gyoza.
MugiI want to go too! I want to toast with the first drink while deciding what to order, and have Lemon Pepper Gyoza with it!
