Bee Easy Brewing on tap at Kameari El Hori, featuring Raise and more
At "Kokusan Craft Beer and Tacos El Hori" in Kameari, Tokyo, a guest beer from Bee Easy Brewing in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture has arrived. A March 20 post introduced a lineup with distinct personalities, from milk stout to hazy IPA, drawing attention as a springtime drink.
Hop BroAt Kokusan Craft Beer and Tacos El Hori in Kameari, Bee Easy Brewing from Hirosaki, Aomori has been tapped. This time the lineup is especially fun, with Raise, We Heavy, Tohoku 6 Hop IPA, and Wa-i-ha! on offer.
MugiWait, Raise is a milk stout!? And a dark beer at a taco shop, too? That is so stylish my brain cannot keep up!
Hop BroThat is exactly what makes it good. The post describes it as having a slight sweetness reminiscent of milk, so even though it's a stout, it's not too heavy. It's pretty excellent for people who want an easy way into dark beer.
MugiBut wait, when you say light for a stout, does that mean it's light and dark? Dark but light? What, do beers have personalities or something?
Hop BroTo put it simply, the color is properly dark because of the roasted malt, but the mouthfeel has the softness of milk, so it is easy to drink without tiring you out. That is why it is described as having good balance.
MugiOhhh! Then Tohoku 6 Hop IPA sounds like it's going to be super aromatic from the name alone. Six hops? That's basically the big hop sports festival!
Hop BroThat's exactly the vibe. It's an IPA that puts hop aroma front and center, while layering hops with different personalities. And Wa-i-ha!'s hazy is fun because the name is laid-back, but what's inside is genuinely satisfying.
MugiWhat is that! Wa-i-ha! is totally the kind of name you want to say out loud. And if it's a hazy IPA, it should come in with that soft, fragrant feel, right?
Hop BroExactly. An aromatic IPA is perfect for early spring, and if you compare it with the roasted character of Raise, the contrast is really enjoyable. Plus, El Hori rotates guest kegs quickly, so it would be a shame to miss this current lineup.
MugiAnd if there's a low-stock note, we'd better hurry! When that happens, if you hesitate, everything disappears, right? Beer is always like that!
Hop BroExactly. If you go for a drink with tacos, Raise's gentle sweetness and the juicy character of the hazy should both stand out even more. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to go tonight.
MugiYeah, now I completely want a drink! As a springtime drink candidate, El Hori's Bee Easy Brewing is seriously tempting!
In a post made on the night of March 20, 2026, the beer pub "Kokusan Craft Beer and Tacos El Hori" in Kameari, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, updated its guest beer information. This time, the focus was on Bee Easy Brewing from Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture.
The lineup announced in the post was as follows.
- Raise (Milk Stout) 1,080 yen
- We Heavy (Scottish Ale)
- Tohoku 6 Hop IPA 1,130 yen
- Wa-i-ha! (Hazy IPA) 1,180 yen
In the caption, Raise was described as having a "slight sweetness reminiscent of milk" and as being "light for a stout and well balanced." It seems well suited to people who want to enjoy a dark beer without it feeling too heavy. In addition, while "Wa-i-ha!" has a lively name, the post suggests that its flavor is a satisfying hazy IPA in its own right.
The shop is one of the Kameari-area spots where you can enjoy Japanese craft beer and tacos. Its guest kegs change quickly, which is part of the appeal, since you can compare different beers side by side. The post also noted that Bee Easy Brewing is running low on stock, so anyone aiming to try it may want to visit sooner rather than later. As spring approaches, this was the kind of lineup that makes you want to pair tacos with an aromatic IPA and a roasted stout.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Kokusan Craft Beer and Tacos El Hori in Kameari, Bee Easy Brewing from Hirosaki, Aomori has been tapped. This time the lineup is especially fun, with Raise, We Heavy, Tohoku 6 Hop IPA, and Wa-i-ha! on offer.
MugiWait, Raise is a milk stout!? And a dark beer at a taco shop, too? That is so stylish my brain cannot keep up!
Hop BroThat is exactly what makes it good. The post describes it as having a slight sweetness reminiscent of milk, so even though it's a stout, it's not too heavy. It's pretty excellent for people who want an easy way into dark beer.
MugiBut wait, when you say light for a stout, does that mean it's light and dark? Dark but light? What, do beers have personalities or something?
Hop BroTo put it simply, the color is properly dark because of the roasted malt, but the mouthfeel has the softness of milk, so it is easy to drink without tiring you out. That is why it is described as having good balance.
MugiOhhh! Then Tohoku 6 Hop IPA sounds like it's going to be super aromatic from the name alone. Six hops? That's basically the big hop sports festival!
Hop BroThat's exactly the vibe. It's an IPA that puts hop aroma front and center, while layering hops with different personalities. And Wa-i-ha!'s hazy is fun because the name is laid-back, but what's inside is genuinely satisfying.
MugiWhat is that! Wa-i-ha! is totally the kind of name you want to say out loud. And if it's a hazy IPA, it should come in with that soft, fragrant feel, right?
Hop BroExactly. An aromatic IPA is perfect for early spring, and if you compare it with the roasted character of Raise, the contrast is really enjoyable. Plus, El Hori rotates guest kegs quickly, so it would be a shame to miss this current lineup.
MugiAnd if there's a low-stock note, we'd better hurry! When that happens, if you hesitate, everything disappears, right? Beer is always like that!
Hop BroExactly. If you go for a drink with tacos, Raise's gentle sweetness and the juicy character of the hazy should both stand out even more. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to go tonight.
MugiYeah, now I completely want a drink! As a springtime drink candidate, El Hori's Bee Easy Brewing is seriously tempting!
