Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka Announces Four Draft Beers for July 1
Craft Beer Server Land, a beer pub in Kagurazaka, posted its July 1 draft lineup. The tap list features four beers from Iwate Kura Beer, Brasserie Knot, Tokorozawa Beer, and Oni Densetsu Ji Beer.
Hop BroCraft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka has a four-tap lineup on July 1, and honestly, it looks strong.
MugiWhat! A basement beer hideout in Kagurazaka with that kind of tap list? That is dangerously cool!
Hop BroThe lineup is solid too: Iwate Kura Beer Red Ale, Brasserie Knot BIRD, Tokorozawa Beer The Cannonball, and Oni Densetsu Beer Oniiwajo IPA. It's basically a showdown of four breweries.
MugiNo way, the names alone hit hard. BIRD sounds cute, then Oniiwajo IPA stomps in like a final boss!
Hop BroOn a day like this, you start with a lighter first pour like the Red Ale, then follow how the aroma and bitterness build from there.
MugiHold on, flavor outline? What does that even mean? Does beer have a side profile now?
Hop BroPretty much. I mean the order flavors arrive in: maybe sweetness first, then bitterness stretching out after, plus how long the aroma stays around.
MugiOkay, got it! Red Ale for the runway, BIRD and The Cannonball for the view, then land with Oniiwajo IPA!
Hop BroThat plan is pretty spot on. And since taps rotate, checking early matters if there's a beer you're aiming for.
MugiSo if I wait too long, The Cannonball just launches without me? Fine, we're doing a compare-them-all mission immediately.
Hop BroExactly. Even deciding your first pint while watching the board is part of the fun, so a full four-tap day like this is worth the trip.
MugiThen it's settled. You start with the Red Ale, I want BIRD and Oniiwajo IPA, and now I seriously want to head to Kagurazaka.
Craft Beer Server Land, a beer pub located on the basement floor in Kagurazaka, shared its "today's beers" post for Wednesday, July 1. The lineup features four drafts from Japanese breweries.
Beers on tap
- Iwate Kura Beer "Red Ale"
- Brasserie Knot "BIRD"
- Tokorozawa Beer "The Cannonball"
- Oni Densetsu Ji Beer "Oniwajo IPA"
This tap list stands out for bringing together four different breweries with distinct names and identities. The beers are listed as Red Ale, BIRD, The Cannonball, and Oniwajo IPA, making the day’s selection easy to scan for drinkers looking for variety.
Craft Beer Server Land is at 2-9-3 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, in the Okawa Building B1F. In a neighborhood like Kagurazaka, a pub that posts its daily tap status is a practical stop for anyone tracking fresh pours. When four beers are available at once, it also becomes a straightforward place to compare styles and choose a next pint based on the lineup of the day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCraft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka has a four-tap lineup on July 1, and honestly, it looks strong.
MugiWhat! A basement beer hideout in Kagurazaka with that kind of tap list? That is dangerously cool!
Hop BroThe lineup is solid too: Iwate Kura Beer Red Ale, Brasserie Knot BIRD, Tokorozawa Beer The Cannonball, and Oni Densetsu Beer Oniiwajo IPA. It's basically a showdown of four breweries.
MugiNo way, the names alone hit hard. BIRD sounds cute, then Oniiwajo IPA stomps in like a final boss!
Hop BroOn a day like this, you start with a lighter first pour like the Red Ale, then follow how the aroma and bitterness build from there.
MugiHold on, flavor outline? What does that even mean? Does beer have a side profile now?
Hop BroPretty much. I mean the order flavors arrive in: maybe sweetness first, then bitterness stretching out after, plus how long the aroma stays around.
MugiOkay, got it! Red Ale for the runway, BIRD and The Cannonball for the view, then land with Oniiwajo IPA!
Hop BroThat plan is pretty spot on. And since taps rotate, checking early matters if there's a beer you're aiming for.
MugiSo if I wait too long, The Cannonball just launches without me? Fine, we're doing a compare-them-all mission immediately.
Hop BroExactly. Even deciding your first pint while watching the board is part of the fun, so a full four-tap day like this is worth the trip.
MugiThen it's settled. You start with the Red Ale, I want BIRD and Oniiwajo IPA, and now I seriously want to head to Kagurazaka.
