Tamaya craftbeer taps Kunitachi Brewery's Blank Belgian White
Tamaya craftbeer in Tachikawa's Galera Food Market is now pouring Blank from Kunitachi Brewery. The beer is listed as a Belgian White at 4.5% ABV, with a fruity, spicy, refreshingly light profile and a gentle citrus note from domestic mandarin peel.
Hop BroTachikawa just got an interesting new tap: Tamaya craftbeer is now pouring Kunitachi Brewery’s new beer, “Blank.”
MugiWhat! That name already has me curious. New beer “Blank” sounds mysterious. What is it like?
Hop BroIt’s a Belgian White, sitting at 4.5% ABV. Light, fruity, spicy, and built to finish nice and clean.
MugiWait, hold on! Fruity and spicy at the same time? My brain needs a tasting subtitle!
Hop BroThat’s the fun of Belgian yeast. You get esters and phenols, which is brewer talk for fruity aromas and gentle spice notes.
MugiWhat is that, chemistry class? So gentle spice notes means it won’t punch me in the face with pepper, right?
Hop BroExactly. And it uses Japanese mandarin peel, which gives it a soft citrus roundness instead of a sharp, edgy finish.
MugiMandarin peel? That’s unfairly tempting. At 4.5% ABV, I’d probably say “just one” and then instantly order another.
Hop BroAnd Tamaya has a real advantage here: inside GALERA Food Market TACHIKAWA, you can pair it with yakitori and fried food, which sounds ideal for this beer.
MugiI can see it now... hanging out in the market and washing everything down with a Belgian White. That sounds dangerously perfect.
Hop BroIf you’re hunting for craft beer in Tachikawa, Tamaya’s guest tap is absolutely worth checking. Blank sounds like a strong pick.
MugiThat settles it. I already want to go drink a glass of Blank so badly I can hear my throat cheering.
A new guest beer in Tachikawa
Tamaya craftbeer is a casual brewery spot inside GALERA Food Market TACHIKAWA at 2-16-1 Akebono-cho, Tachikawa, Tokyo. The shop is known for its relaxed atmosphere, six taps, and a menu that pairs local draft beer with yakitori and fried dishes.
The featured beer: Blank
The Instagram post introduces Blank from Kunitachi Brewery. In the image, the beer is labeled as a Belgian White with 4.5% ABV. The caption describes it as fruity, spicy, and refreshing, with a soft, rounded citrus character from domestic mandarin peel.
A beer that fits the house style
Because Tamaya craftbeer sits in a busy food-market setting and is designed as an easy stop for drinks and food, Blank looks like a natural fit for the lineup. Its crisp finish and citrus-driven profile should work well with the shop's yakitori and fried dishes, while still standing on its own as a distinct guest pour.
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Hop BroTachikawa just got an interesting new tap: Tamaya craftbeer is now pouring Kunitachi Brewery’s new beer, “Blank.”
MugiWhat! That name already has me curious. New beer “Blank” sounds mysterious. What is it like?
Hop BroIt’s a Belgian White, sitting at 4.5% ABV. Light, fruity, spicy, and built to finish nice and clean.
MugiWait, hold on! Fruity and spicy at the same time? My brain needs a tasting subtitle!
Hop BroThat’s the fun of Belgian yeast. You get esters and phenols, which is brewer talk for fruity aromas and gentle spice notes.
MugiWhat is that, chemistry class? So gentle spice notes means it won’t punch me in the face with pepper, right?
Hop BroExactly. And it uses Japanese mandarin peel, which gives it a soft citrus roundness instead of a sharp, edgy finish.
MugiMandarin peel? That’s unfairly tempting. At 4.5% ABV, I’d probably say “just one” and then instantly order another.
Hop BroAnd Tamaya has a real advantage here: inside GALERA Food Market TACHIKAWA, you can pair it with yakitori and fried food, which sounds ideal for this beer.
MugiI can see it now... hanging out in the market and washing everything down with a Belgian White. That sounds dangerously perfect.
Hop BroIf you’re hunting for craft beer in Tachikawa, Tamaya’s guest tap is absolutely worth checking. Blank sounds like a strong pick.
MugiThat settles it. I already want to go drink a glass of Blank so badly I can hear my throat cheering.
