Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka taps three beers
Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka posted its June 11 tap update from its basement beer pub in Shinjuku. The lineup features Hida Takayama Beer Weizen, Tsuki to Taiyo Brewing Nelson Sauvin Lager, and Romanchic Village Brewery's Shukuhai IPA.
Hop BroThe basement scene in Kagurazaka is strong today. These three fresh taps are lined up perfectly for a fun side-by-side tasting.
MugiWhat, three at once!? Craft Beer Server Land Kagurazaka sounds like the kind of place where your throat makes plans before you do!
Hop BroThe June 11 lineup is Hida Takayama Weizen, Tsuki to Taiyo Brewing's Nelson Sauvin Lager, and Roman-tic Village Brewery's celebratory IPA.
MugiWeizen sounds kind of intense, but then you call it a wheat style and suddenly it sounds soft and friendly. Which is it!?
Hop BroThat's the appeal. A Weizen tends to have a soft, fluffy mouthfeel from the wheat, so it's easy to place as the first beer of the night.
MugiOhhh! Then what about Nelson Sauvin Lager? A hop-forward lager sounds like a lager trying to steal the spotlight!
Hop BroHere's the fun part: Nelson Sauvin is the hop variety, and it often gives off a varietal hop aroma like white grapes. Sounds technical, but really it just means a lager with vivid aroma.
MugiWhat is that combo! White grape vibes plus that lager snap? My brain is confused, but my taste buds are fully on board!
Hop BroAnd then the closer is Roman-tic Village Brewery's the 30th anniversary IPA. It even carries the subtitle Romantic Village 30th Anniversary IPA, so it really feels like the big commemorative pour.
MugiSo it starts soft, moves into aroma, and finishes with an IPA punch. That's the perfect tasting route right there!
Hop BroAnd it's all happening in a basement beer pub in Kagurazaka, where chasing daily tap changes is half the fun. On a day like this, I want all three.
MugiThen it's settled! Tonight calls for a drink in Kagurazaka. You handle the beer theory, and I'll handle the enthusiastic drinking!
Today's tap list
- Hida Takayama Beer Weizen
- Tsuki to Taiyo Brewing Nelson Sauvin Lager
- Romanchic Village Brewery Shukuhai IPA - Romantic Village 30th Anniversary IPA
On June 11, Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka shared its daily beer update, listing three draft beers for the day. The bar is located at 2-9-3 Kagurazaka, B1F, in Shinjuku, Tokyo, and its basement setting fits the style of a beer pub that keeps a close eye on changing taps.
The first pour is Hida Takayama Beer Weizen, a wheat beer that suggests a softer and rounder drinking profile. Next comes Tsuki to Taiyo Brewing's Nelson Sauvin Lager, a lager that stands out thanks to the hop name in its title. The final beer is Romanchic Village Brewery's Shukuhai IPA, subtitled "Romantic Village 30th Anniversary IPA," a commemorative release that gives the board a celebratory note.
For drinkers who like comparing styles side by side, the list is easy to read: one wheat beer, one hop-labeled lager, and one anniversary IPA. That variety is exactly the kind of tap update that makes a visit to Craft Beer Server Land worth checking.
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Hop BroThe basement scene in Kagurazaka is strong today. These three fresh taps are lined up perfectly for a fun side-by-side tasting.
MugiWhat, three at once!? Craft Beer Server Land Kagurazaka sounds like the kind of place where your throat makes plans before you do!
Hop BroThe June 11 lineup is Hida Takayama Weizen, Tsuki to Taiyo Brewing's Nelson Sauvin Lager, and Roman-tic Village Brewery's celebratory IPA.
MugiWeizen sounds kind of intense, but then you call it a wheat style and suddenly it sounds soft and friendly. Which is it!?
Hop BroThat's the appeal. A Weizen tends to have a soft, fluffy mouthfeel from the wheat, so it's easy to place as the first beer of the night.
MugiOhhh! Then what about Nelson Sauvin Lager? A hop-forward lager sounds like a lager trying to steal the spotlight!
Hop BroHere's the fun part: Nelson Sauvin is the hop variety, and it often gives off a varietal hop aroma like white grapes. Sounds technical, but really it just means a lager with vivid aroma.
MugiWhat is that combo! White grape vibes plus that lager snap? My brain is confused, but my taste buds are fully on board!
Hop BroAnd then the closer is Roman-tic Village Brewery's the 30th anniversary IPA. It even carries the subtitle Romantic Village 30th Anniversary IPA, so it really feels like the big commemorative pour.
MugiSo it starts soft, moves into aroma, and finishes with an IPA punch. That's the perfect tasting route right there!
Hop BroAnd it's all happening in a basement beer pub in Kagurazaka, where chasing daily tap changes is half the fun. On a day like this, I want all three.
MugiThen it's settled! Tonight calls for a drink in Kagurazaka. You handle the beer theory, and I'll handle the enthusiastic drinking!
