RIOT BEER and 3 Other Beers Newly Tapped at TAP & TUMBLER Ebisu
On April 29, TAP & TUMBLER, a beer pub in Ebisu, posted an announcement about its newly tapped beers. Three labels from RIOT BEER, WEST COAST BREWING, and TDM1874 were featured, along with an introduction to the shop's self-tap style that lets guests pour the amount they want.
Hop BroTAP & TUMBLER's new tap lineup in Ebisu brought out three beers all at once on April 29. RIOT BEER, WEST COAST BREWING, and TDM1874 are so different in style that it's fun before you even choose.
MugiWhoa! Opening three labels at once is seriously exciting! And self-tap in Ebisu sounds kind of cool.
Hop BroAnd the big feature this time is that you can pour it yourself. Because you can decide how much you want to drink, it's great for both a quick sip and a slower session.
MugiIsn't it hard to pour it yourself? With self-tap, doesn't it feel like a game over if you spill it?
Hop BroThat's okay once you get used to it. The point is that you can adjust the amount, so you can start with a small pour to taste it, then add more if you like it.
MugiI see! So what kind of beer is RIOT BEER's Lexicon Devil? I picture Hazy IPA as something cloudy and tasty!
Hop BroExactly. It's a Hazy IPA at 6.0%, so it's the kind of beer where you can enjoy the hop aroma in a softer way. It's not too heavy and not too light, so it seems really easy to start with as a first drink.
MugiWait, the next one is an Imperial Stout at 11.5%? Isn't that suddenly way too intense!? WEST COAST BREWING's Void Angel already sounds like the final boss of the night!
Hop BroRight, and that's what makes this lineup interesting: you can slowly go for a rich stout, which is perfect for people who want to enjoy deep roast and body. Tasting it alongside a light IPA makes the contrast really satisfying.
MugiIf TDM1874's American IPA is there too, that feels like the reliable middle ground! Cyclical Cynicism sounds a little sarcastic, but the flavor seems straightforwardly good.
Hop BroAnd the shop is pet-friendly and welcomes children, plus it offers kaku-uchi, canned beer sales, and growler fills by weight, so it's very convenient. They also take cash, cards, PayPay, and Hachi Pay, so nothing is missing.
MugiThen I guess there's nothing left but to drink around in Ebisu! Whether you go light or sink into something rich, both sound tempting, and this is definitely not a one-drink kind of day!
At TAP & TUMBLER in Ebisu, Tokyo, an announcement about newly tapped beers was posted on April 29. According to the shop's post, it uses a self-tap system, allowing customers to control how much they want to drink. It's easy to stop by alone, and pets and children are also welcome.
Three labels were newly tapped that day.
- RIOT BEER / Lexicon Devil
Style: Hazy IPA
ABV: 6.0%
- WEST COAST BREWING / Void Angel
Style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 11.5%
- TDM1874 / Cyclical Cynicism
Style: American IPA
ABV: 6.6%
The highlight of this lineup is that it brought together three beers with very different directions: a Hazy IPA, an Imperial Stout, and an American IPA. From people who want to enjoy a light hop character to those who want to slowly savor a rich stout, it's a lineup that makes it easy to choose according to your mood.
The shop also offers kaku-uchi, canned beer sales, and growler fills by weight. Payment methods include cash, credit cards, PayPay, and Hachi Pay. Reservations and today's tap list can be checked from the profile, so it would be a good idea to look them up before visiting.
If you're looking for a drink in Ebisu where you can decide both how it is poured and how you drink it, TAP & TUMBLER's tap update for the day is not one to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTAP & TUMBLER's new tap lineup in Ebisu brought out three beers all at once on April 29. RIOT BEER, WEST COAST BREWING, and TDM1874 are so different in style that it's fun before you even choose.
MugiWhoa! Opening three labels at once is seriously exciting! And self-tap in Ebisu sounds kind of cool.
Hop BroAnd the big feature this time is that you can pour it yourself. Because you can decide how much you want to drink, it's great for both a quick sip and a slower session.
MugiIsn't it hard to pour it yourself? With self-tap, doesn't it feel like a game over if you spill it?
Hop BroThat's okay once you get used to it. The point is that you can adjust the amount, so you can start with a small pour to taste it, then add more if you like it.
MugiI see! So what kind of beer is RIOT BEER's Lexicon Devil? I picture Hazy IPA as something cloudy and tasty!
Hop BroExactly. It's a Hazy IPA at 6.0%, so it's the kind of beer where you can enjoy the hop aroma in a softer way. It's not too heavy and not too light, so it seems really easy to start with as a first drink.
MugiWait, the next one is an Imperial Stout at 11.5%? Isn't that suddenly way too intense!? WEST COAST BREWING's Void Angel already sounds like the final boss of the night!
Hop BroRight, and that's what makes this lineup interesting: you can slowly go for a rich stout, which is perfect for people who want to enjoy deep roast and body. Tasting it alongside a light IPA makes the contrast really satisfying.
MugiIf TDM1874's American IPA is there too, that feels like the reliable middle ground! Cyclical Cynicism sounds a little sarcastic, but the flavor seems straightforwardly good.
Hop BroAnd the shop is pet-friendly and welcomes children, plus it offers kaku-uchi, canned beer sales, and growler fills by weight, so it's very convenient. They also take cash, cards, PayPay, and Hachi Pay, so nothing is missing.
MugiThen I guess there's nothing left but to drink around in Ebisu! Whether you go light or sink into something rich, both sound tempting, and this is definitely not a one-drink kind of day!
