Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara Taps a Three-Way Collaboration Brew with Yatsugatake TouchDown
Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara reported the unveiling of a three-way collaboration beer by Yatsugatake Beer TouchDown, Serverland Akasaka-Mitsuke, and the shop itself. The post also said the place was crowded with customers and that the 45L prepared sold out that same day.
Hop BroNice, the three-way collaboration got Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara moving. With Yatsugatake Beer TouchDown, Serverland Akasaka-Mitsuke, and the shop all together, this is practically a headline-level event.
MugiWhoa! A three-way collaboration? That sounds so lavish! And doing it in Akihabara somehow scratches the otaku itch too!
Hop BroAnd in the post, they said the 45L sold out immediately. A line of customers from opening to closing is the best sight for a beer pub, right?
MugiWhat! They were busy from opening to closing the whole time? If everyone keeps cheering all day, no wonder the keg went dry!
Hop BroThe photos showed three bottles of TouchDown's Roggen Roll lined up. When bottles and draft share the same space like that, the shop's energy goes way up.
MugiRoggen... Roll? What language does that sound like? It already sounds strong from the name alone, and if you drink it, you might start spinning!
Hop BroNice catch. Roggen means rye, so from the name alone it brings to mind grain aroma and toastiness. I can't pin down the exact style, but just the sound of the word is the kind of thing that makes beer lovers grin.
MugiOhhh! Having the grain nuance right in the name is interesting! I thought it was just a cute name, but now it suddenly feels like something for the real connoisseurs!
Hop BroAlso, the Akihabara shop is in a walkable location from the station, and it offers a wide range of domestic and imported drafts, cans, and bottles. Since you can get there from Suehirocho or Naka-Okachimachi too, it's strong for a quick stop and a pint.
MugiSo it means you can have just one casual drink or a toast with everyone! That's probably the kind of place I like best.
Hop BroYeah, I like how it lets the heat of the place come through, using Yatsugatake-born beer as the hook. This was the kind of post that honestly made you think, I want to drink tonight.
MugiI know! It made me want to toast right now! If you could feel that atmosphere in Akihabara, the beer and the conversation would never stop~!
Unveiling the Three-Way Collaboration
Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara (Taito, Tokyo) reported on Instagram the unveiling of a three-way collaboration beer with Yatsugatake Beer TouchDown, Serverland Akasaka-Mitsuke, and the shop itself. In the caption, it also revealed that customer traffic never let up from opening to closing, and that the 45L of collaboration beer prepared sold out that day.
The photos include one showing three bottles of TouchDown's "Roggen Roll" lined up, as well as a group shot of people raising glasses inside the shop and scenes of the lively interior. With bottles and draft beers sharing the same space and a tap board lined with many labels, it was a high-energy, beer-pub-like scene.
The shop is within walking distance of Akihabara, Suehirocho, and Naka-Okachimachi stations, and carries a wide range of domestic and imported draft beers, as well as cans and bottles. The atmosphere, which welcomes anything from a casual single drink to a toast with a group, came through clearly in this post as well. Using Yatsugatake-origin beer as a starting point, it was content that let readers enjoy both the background of the collaboration and the shop's strengths.
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Hop BroNice, the three-way collaboration got Craft Beer Scissors Akihabara moving. With Yatsugatake Beer TouchDown, Serverland Akasaka-Mitsuke, and the shop all together, this is practically a headline-level event.
MugiWhoa! A three-way collaboration? That sounds so lavish! And doing it in Akihabara somehow scratches the otaku itch too!
Hop BroAnd in the post, they said the 45L sold out immediately. A line of customers from opening to closing is the best sight for a beer pub, right?
MugiWhat! They were busy from opening to closing the whole time? If everyone keeps cheering all day, no wonder the keg went dry!
Hop BroThe photos showed three bottles of TouchDown's Roggen Roll lined up. When bottles and draft share the same space like that, the shop's energy goes way up.
MugiRoggen... Roll? What language does that sound like? It already sounds strong from the name alone, and if you drink it, you might start spinning!
Hop BroNice catch. Roggen means rye, so from the name alone it brings to mind grain aroma and toastiness. I can't pin down the exact style, but just the sound of the word is the kind of thing that makes beer lovers grin.
MugiOhhh! Having the grain nuance right in the name is interesting! I thought it was just a cute name, but now it suddenly feels like something for the real connoisseurs!
Hop BroAlso, the Akihabara shop is in a walkable location from the station, and it offers a wide range of domestic and imported drafts, cans, and bottles. Since you can get there from Suehirocho or Naka-Okachimachi too, it's strong for a quick stop and a pint.
MugiSo it means you can have just one casual drink or a toast with everyone! That's probably the kind of place I like best.
Hop BroYeah, I like how it lets the heat of the place come through, using Yatsugatake-born beer as the hook. This was the kind of post that honestly made you think, I want to drink tonight.
MugiI know! It made me want to toast right now! If you could feel that atmosphere in Akihabara, the beer and the conversation would never stop~!
