CRAFT BEER MARKET Tamachi Opens Kagiya Brewery's "Double Decker IPA" on Tap
In a post from CRAFT BEER MARKET Tamachi on April 1, the shop announced that Kagiya Brewery's "Double Decker IPA" had been put on tap. A double IPA with a high alcohol content but a clean finish, it has now joined the lineup at this Tamachi spot where you can enjoy casual French fare and craft beer from the very first drink.
Kagiya Brewery's Double IPA Arrives
At CRAFT BEER MARKET Tamachi, a post on April 1 announced that Kagiya Brewery (CAGHIYA BREWERY)'s "Double Decker IPA" had been connected to the keg. According to the post, the beer that arrived the previous day was opened right away and is now ready to drink.
This "Double Decker IPA" is characterized by being high in alcohol yet crisp on the finish and not heavy. The post describes it as a well-balanced, malty double and says it is drinkable from the first glass. For anyone who wants the hop character of an IPA but also wants something that is easy to drink without getting tired of it, this is worth noting.
A Casual Place to Enjoy Craft Beer in Tamachi
CRAFT BEER MARKET Tamachi is a beer pub in Shiba, Minato Ward, Tokyo, with the concept of "craft beer and casual French cuisine." It is a 6-minute walk from the Mita exit of JR Tamachi Station and also within walking distance of Mita Station on the Toei Mita and Asakusa Lines, making it an easy stop after work or before and after meeting up with someone.
The shop's style is built around making craft beer easy to enjoy, while also taking food pairings into account. On weekdays, it is open 11:30-14:00 for lunch and 17:00-23:00 for dinner; on Saturdays, it operates 15:00-22:00. That makes it convenient for everyday use as well as small gatherings. In addition, it offers a party plan with all-you-can-drink craft beer starting at 5,800 yen for groups of two or more.
Points Beer Lovers Will Want to Note
What stands out in this post is not just that a new keg has been connected, but that the flavor direction is described in concrete terms. Double IPAs are a style that can often feel full-bodied, but this one is described as "not heavy" and "crisp on the finish," so it seems well suited to pairing with food.
When a beer like this arrives at a beer pub such as the Tamachi location, it becomes an easy choice both as a first drink and as a mid-course glass to enjoy with food. Whether you want a casual craft beer or are specifically looking for a solid IPA, this is one opening you will want to keep an eye on.
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