Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka Announces Five Draft Beers for May 3 Service
The Kagurazaka beer pub Craft Beer Server Land announced the five draft beers it will serve on its Sunday, May 3 service. The lineup features Nagisa Beer, Harvest Moon, Naruko Onsen Brewery, Be Easy Brewing, and AOI Brewing, with opening at 12:00 noon.
Hop BroThe tap info for the Sunday, May 3 service is coming in from the basement level of Kagurazaka. Craft Beer Server Land is tapping five kegs.
MugiWait, it opens at 12:00 noon!? Starting day drinking already means it’s a winner!
Hop BroThe lineup is Nagisa Beer’s Golden Ale, Harvest Moon’s Brown Ale, Naruko Onsen Brewery’s Yama Budo Ale, Be Easy Brewing’s Tohoku 6Hop -Hazy IPA-, and AOI BREWING’s Shizuhata IPA, so there’s a really wide range of flavors.
MugiWhat even is a Hazy IPA! The mystery of hazy beer sounds like a cloudy-sky kind of name!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it’s an IPA with a cloudy appearance that lets you enjoy hop aroma in a soft, airy way. The point is not just bitterness, but bringing out juicy aroma upfront.
MugiGot it! So does that mean Yama Budo Ale is sweet too? Do fruit-forward ales have a dessert vibe?
Hop BroIt’s more about enjoying the fruit’s acidity and aroma than sweetness. A Brown Ale brings out toastiness and caramel notes, so it’s fun to compare after something with malt richness.
MugiPairing it with food in Kagurazaka is the best! That quiet basement feel sounds like an adult secret base!
Hop BroIt’s easy to get to from the station, and the nice thing is you can check the taps and try them one by one. Even for a drink from noon, you can go on a tour of interesting labels and discover your own preferences as you keep drinking.
MugiOkay, I’ll start light with the Golden Ale and finish with an IPA! A drink from noon goes on today’s schedule!
Craft Beer Server Land, the beer pub in the basement level of Kagurazaka, has announced today’s draft beers for its Sunday, May 3 service. According to the published details, five kegs will be tapped that day. It will open from 12:00 noon, making it a day to enjoy craft beer from the daytime.
Today's Draft Lineup
- Nagisa Beer “Golden Ale”
- Harvest Moon “Brown Ale”
- Naruko Onsen Brewery “Yama Budo Ale”
- Be Easy Brewing “Tohoku 6Hop -Hazy IPA-”
- AOI BREWING “Shizuhata IPA”
Looking at the lineup, it spans a wide range of styles, from the easy-drinking Golden Ale to the malt-rich Brown Ale, the distinctive fruit-forward ale, and on to a Hazy IPA and an IPA that let you fully enjoy hop aroma. It is a setup that lets you compare different flavor directions at a single shop, making it easy both for people who want to start with something light and for those who want to go in on IPAs.
Craft Beer Server Land is known as a beer pub that's easy to access from Kagurazaka Station, and its appeal lies in being a relaxed place to enjoy a meal together with drinks. Another characteristic of the shop is that you can drink while checking the condition of the draft beer in its calm basement setting. Since it opens on Sunday afternoons, it is also easy to stop by for just one drink early in the day.
When you want to look over the taps in Kagurazaka and try the labels that catch your eye one by one, this is a spot worth checking out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe tap info for the Sunday, May 3 service is coming in from the basement level of Kagurazaka. Craft Beer Server Land is tapping five kegs.
MugiWait, it opens at 12:00 noon!? Starting day drinking already means it’s a winner!
Hop BroThe lineup is Nagisa Beer’s Golden Ale, Harvest Moon’s Brown Ale, Naruko Onsen Brewery’s Yama Budo Ale, Be Easy Brewing’s Tohoku 6Hop -Hazy IPA-, and AOI BREWING’s Shizuhata IPA, so there’s a really wide range of flavors.
MugiWhat even is a Hazy IPA! The mystery of hazy beer sounds like a cloudy-sky kind of name!
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it’s an IPA with a cloudy appearance that lets you enjoy hop aroma in a soft, airy way. The point is not just bitterness, but bringing out juicy aroma upfront.
MugiGot it! So does that mean Yama Budo Ale is sweet too? Do fruit-forward ales have a dessert vibe?
Hop BroIt’s more about enjoying the fruit’s acidity and aroma than sweetness. A Brown Ale brings out toastiness and caramel notes, so it’s fun to compare after something with malt richness.
MugiPairing it with food in Kagurazaka is the best! That quiet basement feel sounds like an adult secret base!
Hop BroIt’s easy to get to from the station, and the nice thing is you can check the taps and try them one by one. Even for a drink from noon, you can go on a tour of interesting labels and discover your own preferences as you keep drinking.
MugiOkay, I’ll start light with the Golden Ale and finish with an IPA! A drink from noon goes on today’s schedule!
