444 BEYOND Taps Six New Beers from Iwate’s BrewBeast Brewery
444 BEYOND, a craft beer pub in Higashi-Mizue, Tokyo, is serving six new beers from Iwate-based BrewBeast Brewery. The lineup includes an IPA, Hazy IPA, Coffee Pale Ale, North Japan IPA, Pale Ale, and a dry-hopped fruit sour ale, available from September 10.
Hop BroTokyo’s 444 BEYOND is tapping six fresh BrewBeast beers from Iwate on September 10 from 4 p.m.!
MugiWhat?! Six distinct beers? I’m already getting delightfully lost in the menu!
Hop BroThere’s THE BURRITO BROTHERS IPA, YOLO Hazy IPA, and NEW GROUNDS Coffee Pale Ale—an impressively wide range of styles.
MugiWhat even is Hazy IPA? What does hazy taste like? A blurry IPA?
Hop BroIt’s an unfiltered-looking IPA built around juicy hop aromas. The bitterness is often softer, with fruit-juice-like impressions.
MugiOh, so YOLO is an aroma-forward IPA that makes you want to order on impulse!
Hop BroThe standout is Hungers Mark, a 6.0% North Japan IPA. A North Japan IPA is a fascinating label—I want to taste its intent.
Mugi“North Japan” sounds epic! But ABV means alcohol by volume, right?
Hop BroExactly. Against 5.0% beers like BEASTIE and THE BURRITO BROTHERS, you can compare strength and bitterness design more clearly.
MugiNEW GROUNDS, the Coffee Pale Ale, grabs me too! Coffee meets pale ale sounds like breakfast crashing a party!
Hop BroMaybe not breakfast—but its roasted notes should be fun, and Mr.RADICAL brings fruity dry-hopped sourness to the lineup.
MugiAt 444 BEYOND with its pistachio-colored walls, a BrewBeast tasting flight sounds perfect. I want to fall for at least a few of them!
Hop BroService runs to 10 p.m., with last orders at 9:30. Go early for favorites, and let’s raise a glass in Higashi-Mizue!
Craft beer pub 444 BEYOND in Higashi-Mizue, Edogawa, Tokyo, has announced a new delivery from BrewBeast Brewery in Iwate. Six beers are available from September 10, 2026, with service running from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Last orders are at 9:30 p.m.
The lineup includes “THE BURRITO BROTHERS,” an IPA at 5.0% ABV; “YOLO,” a Hazy IPA at 5.4%; “NEW GROUNDS,” a Coffee Pale Ale at 5.0%; “Hungers Mark,” a North Japan IPA at 6.0%; “BEASTIE,” a Pale Ale at 5.0%; and “Mr.RADICAL,” a Dry Hopped Fruits Sour Ale at 4.3%.
The selection covers a broad range of flavors and textures, from hop-forward IPA styles to a coffee-inflected pale ale and a fruit sour ale built around dry hopping. “Hungers Mark” is particularly notable for its North Japan IPA designation, while the beers around 5% ABV offer an approachable way to compare the brewery’s different interpretations of pale and hop-driven styles.
444 BEYOND is a craft beer pub serving the Mizue area, with a distinctive pistachio-colored interior. Its relaxed setting suits both solo drinking and conversations among beer enthusiasts. Availability may change depending on the remaining stock, so visitors interested in a particular beer may want to arrive early.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTokyo’s 444 BEYOND is tapping six fresh BrewBeast beers from Iwate on September 10 from 4 p.m.!
MugiWhat?! Six distinct beers? I’m already getting delightfully lost in the menu!
Hop BroThere’s THE BURRITO BROTHERS IPA, YOLO Hazy IPA, and NEW GROUNDS Coffee Pale Ale—an impressively wide range of styles.
MugiWhat even is Hazy IPA? What does hazy taste like? A blurry IPA?
Hop BroIt’s an unfiltered-looking IPA built around juicy hop aromas. The bitterness is often softer, with fruit-juice-like impressions.
MugiOh, so YOLO is an aroma-forward IPA that makes you want to order on impulse!
Hop BroThe standout is Hungers Mark, a 6.0% North Japan IPA. A North Japan IPA is a fascinating label—I want to taste its intent.
Mugi“North Japan” sounds epic! But ABV means alcohol by volume, right?
Hop BroExactly. Against 5.0% beers like BEASTIE and THE BURRITO BROTHERS, you can compare strength and bitterness design more clearly.
MugiNEW GROUNDS, the Coffee Pale Ale, grabs me too! Coffee meets pale ale sounds like breakfast crashing a party!
Hop BroMaybe not breakfast—but its roasted notes should be fun, and Mr.RADICAL brings fruity dry-hopped sourness to the lineup.
MugiAt 444 BEYOND with its pistachio-colored walls, a BrewBeast tasting flight sounds perfect. I want to fall for at least a few of them!
Hop BroService runs to 10 p.m., with last orders at 9:30. Go early for favorites, and let’s raise a glass in Higashi-Mizue!
