Sakura Taps to Tap NAMACHAN Brewing × T.Y.HARBOR's "Abe-chan's Nama Bitter" on May 12
The beer pub Sakura Taps in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama, released its May 12 lineup. With the addition of the collaboration beer "Abe-chan's Nama Bitter" from NAMACHAN Brewing × T.Y.HARBOR, it became a day to enjoy an eight-tap lineup.
Hop BroThe May 12 service notice from the beer pub Sakura Taps in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama is pretty exciting. They've just tapped Abe-chan's Nama Bitter, and today the whole place is going to feel a lot more fun.
MugiWhoa! Just from the name Abe-chan's Nama Bitter, I'm already curious! It sounds friendly, but it also has this serious beer vibe right away!
Hop BroAnd it's a collaboration between NAMACHAN Brewing × T.Y.HARBOR. If you hear it's to celebrate T.Y.HARBOR's reopening, it feels less like just a new release and more like a real milestone pour.
MugiOhhh! But does bitter mean it's a bitter beer? It looks cute, but the name suddenly sounds really serious!
Hop BroExactly. Here it means an English traditional bitter as the base. It's not just about bitterness; it has malt sweetness and a toasty character too, and what makes it interesting is the layering of NAMACHA'n Brewing's original smoked malt.
MugiSmoked malt!? You mean malt that has a smoky aroma? Beer suddenly sounds like it's entering the world of nuts!
Hop BroThat's right, so the idea is a light, easy-drinking beer with a subtle smoky nuance on top. They even thought about how it pairs with smoked nuts, so it's the kind of beer that feels complete right down to the snacks.
MugiI love that! And an eight-tap lineup sounds like it would be fun just to choose from! Someone indecisive like me would definitely get lost in that place!
Hop BroGetting lost is the right move, because they've got everything from hoppy beers to stout. With `CAMA × NAMA New World IPA`, `Yoshida-cho Helles 2026`, `Kinki Pale Ale ADHA-218 Single Ver.`, `Banana Kick`, `MISAKI Maguro Amber`, `HAZY IPA -Spring-`, and `Dark Method`, you can build a lineup from the first drink to the last.
MugiThat's amazing! A lineup from the first beer to the last is basically already a drinking plan! I think I'd want to start with the helles and finish with something dark!
Hop BroThat sounds perfect. Sakura Taps is also a place where you can take your time and enjoy beer with food, and following the fresh kegs in that calm interior is part of the fun. So today feels like the kind of day that starts with Abe-chan's Nama Bitter and makes you want to imagine your next drink all the way through.
The beer pub Sakura Taps in Hanasaki-cho, Naka Ward, Yokohama City, announced a new tap addition in its May 12 service notice. Located on the second floor of Nora Neko-dori in Yoshida-cho, the shop is known for offering craft beer and hand-drip coffee in a calm setting. Another draw is that it keeps eight taps available each day, making it easy to choose according to your mood.
The highlight of the day is Abe-chan's Nama Bitter. It is introduced as a collaboration between `NAMACHAN Brewing × T.Y.HARBOR`, and as a beer created to commemorate T.Y.HARBOR's reopening. Based on a traditional English bitter, it uses NAMACHA'n Brewing's original smoked malt. The design adds a subtle smoky nuance to a light, easy-drinking profile, and it is also intended to pair well with smoked nuts.
The tap lineup also includes `CAMA × NAMA New World IPA`, `Yoshida-cho Helles 2026`, `Kinki Pale Ale ADHA-218 Single Ver.`, `Banana Kick`, `MISAKI Maguro Amber`, `HAZY IPA -Spring-`, and `Dark Method`. From hop-forward IPAs to helles, brown ale, fruity offbeat styles, and stout, the selection spans a wide range, making it easy to choose everything from the first glass to the last.
Sakura Taps is a place for people who want to take their time and enjoy beer alongside food. It is a day worth watching for the chance to try both the house regulars and collaboration beers all at once while following the fresh taps.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe May 12 service notice from the beer pub Sakura Taps in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama is pretty exciting. They've just tapped Abe-chan's Nama Bitter, and today the whole place is going to feel a lot more fun.
MugiWhoa! Just from the name Abe-chan's Nama Bitter, I'm already curious! It sounds friendly, but it also has this serious beer vibe right away!
Hop BroAnd it's a collaboration between NAMACHAN Brewing × T.Y.HARBOR. If you hear it's to celebrate T.Y.HARBOR's reopening, it feels less like just a new release and more like a real milestone pour.
MugiOhhh! But does bitter mean it's a bitter beer? It looks cute, but the name suddenly sounds really serious!
Hop BroExactly. Here it means an English traditional bitter as the base. It's not just about bitterness; it has malt sweetness and a toasty character too, and what makes it interesting is the layering of NAMACHA'n Brewing's original smoked malt.
MugiSmoked malt!? You mean malt that has a smoky aroma? Beer suddenly sounds like it's entering the world of nuts!
Hop BroThat's right, so the idea is a light, easy-drinking beer with a subtle smoky nuance on top. They even thought about how it pairs with smoked nuts, so it's the kind of beer that feels complete right down to the snacks.
MugiI love that! And an eight-tap lineup sounds like it would be fun just to choose from! Someone indecisive like me would definitely get lost in that place!
Hop BroGetting lost is the right move, because they've got everything from hoppy beers to stout. With `CAMA × NAMA New World IPA`, `Yoshida-cho Helles 2026`, `Kinki Pale Ale ADHA-218 Single Ver.`, `Banana Kick`, `MISAKI Maguro Amber`, `HAZY IPA -Spring-`, and `Dark Method`, you can build a lineup from the first drink to the last.
MugiThat's amazing! A lineup from the first beer to the last is basically already a drinking plan! I think I'd want to start with the helles and finish with something dark!
Hop BroThat sounds perfect. Sakura Taps is also a place where you can take your time and enjoy beer with food, and following the fresh kegs in that calm interior is part of the fun. So today feels like the kind of day that starts with Abe-chan's Nama Bitter and makes you want to imagine your next drink all the way through.
