Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae Introduces Six Draft Beers
Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae has released its latest tap list. Six labels, including West Coast Brewing, DD4D BREWING, and Nomcraft Brewing, are on offer, and the shop is once again conveying its Mission: "to serve as a hub where people connect through beer."
Hop BroToday, Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae in Ishihara, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, rolled out six fresh taps all at once. First off, their Mission is to "become a hub where people connect through beer" - that’s a great shop, right?
MugiWhoa, six draft beers is seriously luxurious! If there were that many on the board, we’d spend about 30 minutes just deciding what to drink first!
Hop BroThe lineup is West Coast Brewing’s Starwatcher, Nomcraft Brewing’s Banana Kick and Ordinary Bitter, DD4D BREWING’s My Secret Lemon Trees 3, Craft Bank’s BLOSSOM SYNDICATE, and BrewBeast Brewery’s BOTTOMLESS, right.
MugiWhat is that! Just the names alone have my head foaming over with West Coast IPA and Citrus Hazy DIPA! It’s like some of them sound strong and some sound gentle!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, a West Coast IPA is a style where bitterness and aroma come through cleanly, while Hazy styles tend to be cloudy and bring out fruity, juicy character. Today’s lineup gives both bitterness fans and easy-drinking fans something to enjoy.
MugiOhhh! So does Banana Weizen really taste like banana? Or is it just the barley guy’s imagination doing banana dances?
Hop BroIt’s the kind of aroma that can come across as banana-like from fermentation. So Banana Kick isn’t simply a sweet banana flavor; it’s more about enjoying yeast-derived aromas and the soft character of wheat.
MugiI see! And having a lineup with less intimidating options like Ordinary Bitter, Bitter, and Kölsch is awesome! This place is really kind to people who want to start with something easy to drink!
Hop BroExactly. Plus, the shop has homemade pizza and creative dishes, so it has just the right vibe for dropping in casually and comparing a few beers. Being within walking distance of the station is a big plus too.
MugiAnd they’ve already announced events through May 23 and June too - this is the kind of place that makes you want to keep coming back! Going on a brewery’s special day sounds amazing!
Hop BroThen tonight, let’s toast while following the tap rotation in Ryogoku or Kuramae. I’m going for Starwatcher - what are you choosing, Mugi?
MugiI want to start with My Secret Lemon Trees 3! And then before we know it, we’ll have added pizza, and both of us will probably be saying, "just one more."
Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae Announces Its Latest Taps
"Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae," located in Ishihara, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, has shared today’s draft lineup on Instagram. In the post, the shop highlights its Mission of "becoming a hub where people connect through beer," and introduces six taps alongside that message.
The current lineup includes West Coast Brewing’s Starwatcher, Nomcraft Brewing’s Banana Kick and Ordinary Bitter, DD4D BREWING’s My Secret Lemon Trees 3, Craft Bank’s BLOSSOM SYNDICATE, and BrewBeast Brewery’s BOTTOMLESS. The styles range widely from West Coast IPA, Banana Weizen, Citrus Hazy DIPA, Hazy Pale Ale, Bitter, and Kölsch, making it easy to choose whether you want bitterness, fruitiness, or something easy to drink.
The shop is a hidden-gem beer pub within walking distance of Ryogoku Station and Kuramae Station, tucked into a residential neighborhood. In addition to draft craft beer, it also offers homemade pizza and creative dishes, and the post says, "We’re here today too, waiting with delicious beer and pizza." Rather than a formal specialty shop, it has the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to drop in casually and compare a few glasses.
The announcement also includes upcoming plans: a May 23 "KAIGAN BREWERY TAP TAKEOVER," a June 13 TAP TAKEOVER, and a June 27 "WCB CAN SHARE NIGHT (reservation required)." Following the rotating taps and visiting on the day of a brewery you’re interested in could be part of the fun.
Today's Taps
- Starwatcher / West Coast Brewing / West Coast IPA
- Banana Kick / Nomcraft Brewing / Banana Weizen
- My Secret Lemon Trees 3 / DD4D BREWING / Citrus Hazy DIPA
- BLOSSOM SYNDICATE / Craft Bank / Hazy Pale Ale
- Ordinary Bitter / Nomcraft Brewing / Bitter
- BOTTOMLESS / BrewBeast Brewery / Kölsch
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, Minna no Craft Beer Bar Ryogoku-Kuramae in Ishihara, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, rolled out six fresh taps all at once. First off, their Mission is to "become a hub where people connect through beer" - that’s a great shop, right?
MugiWhoa, six draft beers is seriously luxurious! If there were that many on the board, we’d spend about 30 minutes just deciding what to drink first!
Hop BroThe lineup is West Coast Brewing’s Starwatcher, Nomcraft Brewing’s Banana Kick and Ordinary Bitter, DD4D BREWING’s My Secret Lemon Trees 3, Craft Bank’s BLOSSOM SYNDICATE, and BrewBeast Brewery’s BOTTOMLESS, right.
MugiWhat is that! Just the names alone have my head foaming over with West Coast IPA and Citrus Hazy DIPA! It’s like some of them sound strong and some sound gentle!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, a West Coast IPA is a style where bitterness and aroma come through cleanly, while Hazy styles tend to be cloudy and bring out fruity, juicy character. Today’s lineup gives both bitterness fans and easy-drinking fans something to enjoy.
MugiOhhh! So does Banana Weizen really taste like banana? Or is it just the barley guy’s imagination doing banana dances?
Hop BroIt’s the kind of aroma that can come across as banana-like from fermentation. So Banana Kick isn’t simply a sweet banana flavor; it’s more about enjoying yeast-derived aromas and the soft character of wheat.
MugiI see! And having a lineup with less intimidating options like Ordinary Bitter, Bitter, and Kölsch is awesome! This place is really kind to people who want to start with something easy to drink!
Hop BroExactly. Plus, the shop has homemade pizza and creative dishes, so it has just the right vibe for dropping in casually and comparing a few beers. Being within walking distance of the station is a big plus too.
MugiAnd they’ve already announced events through May 23 and June too - this is the kind of place that makes you want to keep coming back! Going on a brewery’s special day sounds amazing!
Hop BroThen tonight, let’s toast while following the tap rotation in Ryogoku or Kuramae. I’m going for Starwatcher - what are you choosing, Mugi?
MugiI want to start with My Secret Lemon Trees 3! And then before we know it, we’ll have added pizza, and both of us will probably be saying, "just one more."
