Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki reveals six taps for April 2 service
The beer pub Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki in Hinodecho, Yokohama, announced its tap list for Thursday, April 2 on Instagram. The lineup features six beers, including Chuckanut Brewery, Hop Kotan Brewery, and Repubrew, and is easy to pair with Chinese-style snacks.
Hop BroYokohama's Hinodecho six-tap lineup? Kokoro no Tsuki is doing good work here. For their April 2 service, Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki put out a "Today's Tap List."
MugiWhoa, six kinds? I went in planning to have just one, and before I knew it I'd be comparing them like I was bar-hopping!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is serious. From Chuckanut Brewery's Bock, with what seems like a thick malt body, to Hop Garden Brewery's Sakura SAKE Lager and Repubrew's Flash Hop IPA.
MugiWhat is that, is SAKE Lager sake? Or beer? I want to know which side of life it belongs to!
Hop BroIt's not sake itself, but a lager that carries a Japanese nuance. Think of it as a crisp lager layered with a cherry-blossom-like seasonal feel and a sake-like aroma.
MugiOhh! And Hop Kotan Brewery has a two-beer lineup, right? Umemigachi and nonno, and even though it's the same brewery the expressions are different. That's kind of luxurious!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: it gives you a real range for comparison. Once you add a bock, a lager, and an IPA, plus a Japanese-leaning label, the flow suddenly becomes much more dimensional.
MugiBut Kokoro no Tsuki isn't just a tap list post, is it? If it pairs well with Chinese snacks, it feels like it's calling for mapo tofu or gyoza!
Hop BroExactly. The shop is on the second floor in the Hinodecho area, and the easygoing atmosphere is another plus. Because it's counter-centered, it's perfect for dropping in after work and switching things up glass by glass.
MugiWow, a drink in Noge fits the phrase perfectly! Tonight I want to go back and forth between beer and Chinese food at Kokoro no Tsuki.
Hop BroThat's the plan. Start with the Bock and take your time, then switch gears with the IPA, and finish by enjoying the six distinct personalities with some snacks. That's more than enough reason to go drinking.
MugiExactly, tonight's drink is decided here! My head already has dumplings and beer clinking glasses, so let's go quickly!
The beer pub Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki, in the Hinodecho area of Miyakawacho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, released its "Today's Tap List" for Thursday, April 2. The shop is on the second floor and has a counter-centered, easygoing atmosphere that makes it easy to drop in. The post also conveys a service style where you can relax and a suggestion to enjoy beer with Chinese dishes.
That day's taps totaled six. The lineup was as follows.
- Chuckanut Brewery `Bock`
- Hop Garden Brewery `Sakura SAKE Lager`
- Hop Kotan Brewery `Umemigachi`
- Repubrew `Flash Hop IPA`
- Georgetown Brewing `Johnny Utah`
- Hop Kotan Brewery `nonno`
Alongside bock, lager, and IPA, the list also includes labels with a distinctly Japanese nuance, making for a wide range of tasting possibilities. In particular, Chuckanut Brewery's bock suggests a substantial malt body, while Hop Garden Brewery's "Sakura SAKE Lager" stands out as a seasonal pint. Hop Kotan Brewery appears twice, with "Umemigachi" and "nonno," making it easy to compare different expressions from the same brewery.
Kokoro no Tsuki is notable not only for the casual feel of a beer pub, but also for how well its food pairs with Chinese-leaning dishes. It's an easy spot to use for a few drinks after work around Noge, Yokohama, and you can move through your meal while changing the flavor direction with each glass. The April 2 service is a lineup you can enjoy straightforwardly for each tap's individuality.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYokohama's Hinodecho six-tap lineup? Kokoro no Tsuki is doing good work here. For their April 2 service, Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki put out a "Today's Tap List."
MugiWhoa, six kinds? I went in planning to have just one, and before I knew it I'd be comparing them like I was bar-hopping!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is serious. From Chuckanut Brewery's Bock, with what seems like a thick malt body, to Hop Garden Brewery's Sakura SAKE Lager and Repubrew's Flash Hop IPA.
MugiWhat is that, is SAKE Lager sake? Or beer? I want to know which side of life it belongs to!
Hop BroIt's not sake itself, but a lager that carries a Japanese nuance. Think of it as a crisp lager layered with a cherry-blossom-like seasonal feel and a sake-like aroma.
MugiOhh! And Hop Kotan Brewery has a two-beer lineup, right? Umemigachi and nonno, and even though it's the same brewery the expressions are different. That's kind of luxurious!
Hop BroThat's the fun part: it gives you a real range for comparison. Once you add a bock, a lager, and an IPA, plus a Japanese-leaning label, the flow suddenly becomes much more dimensional.
MugiBut Kokoro no Tsuki isn't just a tap list post, is it? If it pairs well with Chinese snacks, it feels like it's calling for mapo tofu or gyoza!
Hop BroExactly. The shop is on the second floor in the Hinodecho area, and the easygoing atmosphere is another plus. Because it's counter-centered, it's perfect for dropping in after work and switching things up glass by glass.
MugiWow, a drink in Noge fits the phrase perfectly! Tonight I want to go back and forth between beer and Chinese food at Kokoro no Tsuki.
Hop BroThat's the plan. Start with the Bock and take your time, then switch gears with the IPA, and finish by enjoying the six distinct personalities with some snacks. That's more than enough reason to go drinking.
MugiExactly, tonight's drink is decided here! My head already has dumplings and beer clinking glasses, so let's go quickly!
