TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu marks 4th anniversary with Breakedge Beer Works TT4
TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu will hold its 4th-anniversary event on June 13. The highlight is TT4, a 6.5% Hazy IPA collaboration with Hiroshima-based microbrewery Breakedge Beerworks. The beer is limited to 15 kegs and brewed with Mosaic and Citra.
Hop BroEbisu is buzzing today. TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu is throwing a 4th anniversary event, and they’ve got TT4 brewed with Breakedge Beerworks from Hiroshima.
MugiWhat? TT4 sounds like a cheat code. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroFunny name, serious beer. TT4 is a 6.5% Hazy IPA, that cloudy, aroma-packed style people go crazy for.
MugiWhoa, but Hazy IPA always sounds like something cooked up in a science lab to me!
Hop BroNothing scary about it. Think juicy drinking experience more than sharp bitterness, with fruit-forward aroma doing the heavy lifting.
MugiOkay, I’m listening! And it uses Mosaic and Citra hops? That sounds important and a little magical.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Those two hops can bring mango-and-citrus vibes, so the beer should feel lush and bright.
MugiNo way! And TAP&TUMBLER is that self-pour beer shop, right? I’d absolutely turn into a tiny-pour gremlin.
Hop BroExactly, but TT4 is limited to 15 kegs total, so if you hesitate, it might disappear fast. They’re even giving out original coasters.
MugiAnd they’ve got chili beans dogs plus Mexican dorilocos? That sounds like tasting-flight heaven with snacks on top!
Hop BroA Hiroshima brewery making the beer for an Ebisu anniversary is a strong move. This anniversary collab pint feels like a direct after-work detour.
MugiThen it’s settled. On June 13, we start with the first pour and make it a toast. Now I totally want this beer!
TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu, the craft-beer self-pour and by-weight shop in Ebisu, will celebrate its 4th anniversary on June 13. The featured release is TT4, a collaboration beer with Breakedge Beerworks, a microbrewery based in Minami Ward, Hiroshima.
TT4 is a Hazy IPA at 6.5% ABV. The post says it uses Mosaic and Citra, and describes it as a very juicy beer with real drinking depth. Availability is limited to 15 kegs, making it a special beer for the anniversary event.
TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu is known for its self-service tap setup, where guests pour their own beer and pay by amount. The venue focuses on Japanese craft beer and offers a tasting-friendly format that suits beer fans who want to compare styles. For the anniversary, visitors will also receive an original coaster, and limited food such as a chili beans dog and Mexican dorilocos will be available.
The event brings together Breakedge Beerworks' Hiroshima-brewed hazy IPA and TAP&TUMBLER's self-pour format, giving beer drinkers a chance to enjoy both the beer and the shop's style in one visit.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroEbisu is buzzing today. TAP&TUMBLER Ebisu is throwing a 4th anniversary event, and they’ve got TT4 brewed with Breakedge Beerworks from Hiroshima.
MugiWhat? TT4 sounds like a cheat code. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroFunny name, serious beer. TT4 is a 6.5% Hazy IPA, that cloudy, aroma-packed style people go crazy for.
MugiWhoa, but Hazy IPA always sounds like something cooked up in a science lab to me!
Hop BroNothing scary about it. Think juicy drinking experience more than sharp bitterness, with fruit-forward aroma doing the heavy lifting.
MugiOkay, I’m listening! And it uses Mosaic and Citra hops? That sounds important and a little magical.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Those two hops can bring mango-and-citrus vibes, so the beer should feel lush and bright.
MugiNo way! And TAP&TUMBLER is that self-pour beer shop, right? I’d absolutely turn into a tiny-pour gremlin.
Hop BroExactly, but TT4 is limited to 15 kegs total, so if you hesitate, it might disappear fast. They’re even giving out original coasters.
MugiAnd they’ve got chili beans dogs plus Mexican dorilocos? That sounds like tasting-flight heaven with snacks on top!
Hop BroA Hiroshima brewery making the beer for an Ebisu anniversary is a strong move. This anniversary collab pint feels like a direct after-work detour.
MugiThen it’s settled. On June 13, we start with the first pour and make it a toast. Now I totally want this beer!
