TBE Brewing Pours IHW’s Three Island IPA and No.10 IPA
TBE Brewing, a beer pub in Ebisu, Tokyo, has listed IHW’s Three Island IPA and No.10 IPA on its tap list. The two IPAs offer different strengths for drinkers looking to compare hop-forward beers in a relaxed pub setting.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has two distinctive IPAs on tap. This is a lineup made for a fun comparison!
MugiWhat! Two IPAs at once? Can beers in the same style really taste that different?
Hop BroFirst is IHW from Miyagi, the Three Island IPA. At 6.0% ABV, it sounds perfect for taking your time with hop aroma.
MugiIs hop aroma just a bitter smell? When you say a strong hop presence, I feel like I’m taking a beer-science exam!
Hop BroNo need to worry. Hops add bitterness, but they can also bring citrus and floral aromas. Think of enjoying that gentle scent through your nose.
MugiOh, I see! Then Three Island IPA sounds great as a first beer. It would be fun with food, too!
Hop BroThe other choice is Nagano’s No.10 IPA. At 7.5% ABV, it is for when you want a fuller, more substantial drink.
MugiFrom 6.0% to 7.5%! That’s a 1.5% ABV difference—my cheeks may announce the tasting results before I do!
Hop BroThat still counts as tasting! Since origin and recipe change the impression, going from 6.0% to 7.5% makes the contrast easier to notice.
MugiAfter work, I want to visit the second floor of Shinbori Guitar Building, check the latest taps, and toast with an IPA!
Two IPAs on the Ebisu tap list
TBE Brewing’s posted tap list features “IHW / Three Island IPA” and “No.10 IPA.” Both are IPAs, making them suitable choices for drinkers who enjoy hop aroma and a pronounced beer character.
Three Island IPA is listed at 6.0% ABV and identified as a beer from Miyagi. Its moderate strength makes it a flexible option for a first pint, or for pairing with food while focusing on its hop profile.
No.10 IPA is listed at 7.5% ABV and identified as a beer from Nagano. With a higher alcohol level, it should appeal to guests looking for a fuller, more substantial IPA experience. Tasting the two side by side offers a simple way to compare how different beers express the IPA style.
TBE Brewing is located on the second floor of the Shinbori Guitar Building in Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya, Tokyo. Its beer-pub format makes it a convenient stop after work or alongside an evening in Ebisu. Tap availability may change, so guests should check the current list when visiting. For IPA fans, the two listed beers provide a compact tasting opportunity built around hop character and contrasting strength.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has two distinctive IPAs on tap. This is a lineup made for a fun comparison!
MugiWhat! Two IPAs at once? Can beers in the same style really taste that different?
Hop BroFirst is IHW from Miyagi, the Three Island IPA. At 6.0% ABV, it sounds perfect for taking your time with hop aroma.
MugiIs hop aroma just a bitter smell? When you say a strong hop presence, I feel like I’m taking a beer-science exam!
Hop BroNo need to worry. Hops add bitterness, but they can also bring citrus and floral aromas. Think of enjoying that gentle scent through your nose.
MugiOh, I see! Then Three Island IPA sounds great as a first beer. It would be fun with food, too!
Hop BroThe other choice is Nagano’s No.10 IPA. At 7.5% ABV, it is for when you want a fuller, more substantial drink.
MugiFrom 6.0% to 7.5%! That’s a 1.5% ABV difference—my cheeks may announce the tasting results before I do!
Hop BroThat still counts as tasting! Since origin and recipe change the impression, going from 6.0% to 7.5% makes the contrast easier to notice.
MugiAfter work, I want to visit the second floor of Shinbori Guitar Building, check the latest taps, and toast with an IPA!
