TBE Brewing in Ebisu Taps 10 Beers from Eight Japanese Regions
Ebisu beer pub TBE Brewing has announced a 10-beer tap lineup featuring breweries from across Japan. The selection moves from an easy-drinking 3.5% beer to a robust 7.5% IPA, offering plenty of room for food pairings and comparative tasting.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has 10 beers from eight regions on tap. You can taste your way from easy-drinking pours to IPA powerhouses.
MugiWhat? A nationwide trip without leaving Ebisu? A beer tour of Japan sounds perfect!
Hop BroFor an easy start, try Kunitachi Brewery’s “Yurumi” at 3.5% or Ushiku Brewery’s “Wanderloss” at 4.5%. They make a light opening round.
Mugi3.5% sounds safe… but it goes up to 7.5%? That’s a mountain-climbing drinking route!
Hop BroThe summit is Shiga Kogen Beer’s “Sono Ju No.10 IPA” at 7.5%. IPA means India Pale Ale, a hop-forward beer style.
MugiHop-forward? Does that mean chewing bitter plants? Please tell me this is not a botanical garden tasting!
Hop BroNo worries. Hops can bring citrus and pine-like aromas as well as bitterness. Shiga Kogen’s “Snow Monkey IPA Orange ver.” has bright orange-like notes.
MugiOoh, I want that! So bitterness and orange can actually be friends?
Hop BroFor lager fans, there’s Ishinomaki Hop Works’ “Fest Lager” at 6.0%. IPA fans can choose Eaglere Brewery’s “Eaglere IPA” or Good Hops’ “Pacific Lines.” It’s a detour for every taste.
MugiIsekado Brewery’s “Jungle Fantasy” and Nara Brewing’s “Locomotion” are both 6.5%? The names alone feel adventurous!
Hop BroTBE Brewing also serves sashimi, steak, stew, and pasta, so pair thoughtfully. Tap availability changes, so check what remains before visiting.
MugiThen a light beer with sashimi, IPA with steak, and… okay, I’m sold! Let’s toast in Ebisu!
Hop BroExactly—start low and work toward the bold IPAs. Fresh-hop options and “Mister Dank” are coming next too, so let’s head to the taps now!
A nationwide lineup across 10 taps
TBE Brewing’s latest tap list brings together breweries from eight regions, including Miyagi, Nagano, Tokyo, Ibaraki, Hyogo, Iwate, Mie, and Nara.
For a lighter start, Kunitachi Brewery’s 3.5% Yurumi and Ushiku Brewery’s 4.5% Wonder Loss are approachable choices. Ishinomaki Hops Works’ 6.0% Fest Lager adds a fuller lager profile with a more noticeable alcoholic strength.
Hop-focused options include Shiga Kogen Beer’s 5.0% DPA, Egret Brewery’s 5.5% Egret IPA, and Good Hops’ 5.5% Pacific Lines. Shiga Kogen Beer also appears with Snow Monkey IPA Orange ver. at 6.0%, offering a citrus-led variation.
The stronger end of the board features Ise Kadoya Beer’s 6.5% Jungle Fantasy, Nara Brewing’s 6.5% Locomotion, and Shiga Kogen Beer’s 7.5% Sono Ju No.10 IPA. Together, the lineup makes it possible to move gradually from lower-alcohol beers toward more assertive IPAs.
More beers are listed for the next rotation
The next-tap list includes Shiga Kogen Beer’s Fresh Hop Africa Pale Ale, Johanne Beer’s Masaru IPA, BTB’s #476 Hoya Boya ver. 5.3, Ise Kadoya Beer’s Mr. Dunk, and Cykado Brewing’s Titanota 3.
Located on the second floor of the Shinbori Guitar Building in Ebisu-minami, TBE Brewing is a beer pub where the rotating taps can be enjoyed with dishes such as sashimi, steak, stews, and pasta. Tap availability can change quickly, so guests looking for a particular beer should check the latest status before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has 10 beers from eight regions on tap. You can taste your way from easy-drinking pours to IPA powerhouses.
MugiWhat? A nationwide trip without leaving Ebisu? A beer tour of Japan sounds perfect!
Hop BroFor an easy start, try Kunitachi Brewery’s “Yurumi” at 3.5% or Ushiku Brewery’s “Wanderloss” at 4.5%. They make a light opening round.
Mugi3.5% sounds safe… but it goes up to 7.5%? That’s a mountain-climbing drinking route!
Hop BroThe summit is Shiga Kogen Beer’s “Sono Ju No.10 IPA” at 7.5%. IPA means India Pale Ale, a hop-forward beer style.
MugiHop-forward? Does that mean chewing bitter plants? Please tell me this is not a botanical garden tasting!
Hop BroNo worries. Hops can bring citrus and pine-like aromas as well as bitterness. Shiga Kogen’s “Snow Monkey IPA Orange ver.” has bright orange-like notes.
MugiOoh, I want that! So bitterness and orange can actually be friends?
Hop BroFor lager fans, there’s Ishinomaki Hop Works’ “Fest Lager” at 6.0%. IPA fans can choose Eaglere Brewery’s “Eaglere IPA” or Good Hops’ “Pacific Lines.” It’s a detour for every taste.
MugiIsekado Brewery’s “Jungle Fantasy” and Nara Brewing’s “Locomotion” are both 6.5%? The names alone feel adventurous!
Hop BroTBE Brewing also serves sashimi, steak, stew, and pasta, so pair thoughtfully. Tap availability changes, so check what remains before visiting.
MugiThen a light beer with sashimi, IPA with steak, and… okay, I’m sold! Let’s toast in Ebisu!
Hop BroExactly—start low and work toward the bold IPAs. Fresh-hop options and “Mister Dank” are coming next too, so let’s head to the taps now!
