CRAFTROCK TAPROOM introduces My Home anniversary lager
CRAFTROCK TAPROOM in Takao, Hachioji, highlighted a collaboration beer with the cafe My Home: My Home : Speciality Lager. The image lists it as a Hoppy Lager with ABV 5.0% and IBUs 30.
Hop BroThere’s a pint in Takao worth talking about. CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is pouring My Home : Speciality Lager to celebrate the cafe My Home’s fifth anniversary.
MugiWait, a cafe anniversary beer? Fifth-anniversary collab already sounds like a reason to order two.
Hop BroAnd it’s not some random tie-in either. Takao local connection is the charm here, because these two have history before the brew day even started.
MugiOkay, but the label says Hoppy Lager. Hoppy Lager means lager, but with extra hop swagger or what?
Hop BroExactly. Easy-drinking lager base comes first, then hop aroma lifts it so it stays clean but still leaves a little wink on the finish.
MugiI was with you until IBUs 30 showed up. IBU 30 sounds less like beer and more like a budget robot model.
Hop BroFair reaction. IBU means bitterness and 30 sits in that sweet middle zone. Add ABV 5.0% and you get a beer that won’t bulldoze your meal.
MugiOhhh, so it works as a first pour and with food too. ABV 5.0% feels perfect after a walk around Takao.
Hop BroThat’s the move. This brewpub does house beer and guest pours, and a seasonal collab pint like this tells you what the place is feeling right now.
MugiNow I really want it. My Home : Speciality Lager sounds like the kind of beer that makes an ordinary day feel a little upgraded.
Hop BroThen that settles it. Quietly memorable, very Takao, and absolutely worth it. One-stop detour for a proper cheers sounds fully justified.
CRAFTROCK TAPROOM in Takao, Hachioji, introduced a seasonal collaboration beer with the cafe My Home: `My Home : Speciality Lager`. From the image, the beer is labeled as a `Hoppy Lager` with `ABV 5.0%` and `IBUs 30`, pointing to a lager that keeps an easy-drinking core while adding a more expressive hop character.
The caption says the beer was brewed to celebrate My Home's 5th anniversary. It also notes that the two sides have worked together for a long time, making this a long-awaited collaboration rather than a one-off idea. The message is clear: a beer that adds a little something special to everyday drinking without losing the clean structure lager fans expect.
As a brewpub, CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is a natural home for this kind of release. The venue's appeal is not only the beer itself, but also the fact that guests can pair it with food and enjoy it in a relaxed Takao setting. For anyone starting a round in the area, a balanced collaboration lager like this is an easy first pour.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a pint in Takao worth talking about. CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is pouring My Home : Speciality Lager to celebrate the cafe My Home’s fifth anniversary.
MugiWait, a cafe anniversary beer? Fifth-anniversary collab already sounds like a reason to order two.
Hop BroAnd it’s not some random tie-in either. Takao local connection is the charm here, because these two have history before the brew day even started.
MugiOkay, but the label says Hoppy Lager. Hoppy Lager means lager, but with extra hop swagger or what?
Hop BroExactly. Easy-drinking lager base comes first, then hop aroma lifts it so it stays clean but still leaves a little wink on the finish.
MugiI was with you until IBUs 30 showed up. IBU 30 sounds less like beer and more like a budget robot model.
Hop BroFair reaction. IBU means bitterness and 30 sits in that sweet middle zone. Add ABV 5.0% and you get a beer that won’t bulldoze your meal.
MugiOhhh, so it works as a first pour and with food too. ABV 5.0% feels perfect after a walk around Takao.
Hop BroThat’s the move. This brewpub does house beer and guest pours, and a seasonal collab pint like this tells you what the place is feeling right now.
MugiNow I really want it. My Home : Speciality Lager sounds like the kind of beer that makes an ordinary day feel a little upgraded.
Hop BroThen that settles it. Quietly memorable, very Takao, and absolutely worth it. One-stop detour for a proper cheers sounds fully justified.
