TBE Brewing Taps Hopworks’ Three Island IPA in Ebisu
TBE Brewing, a beer pub in Ebisu, Tokyo, is serving Three Island IPA from Hopworks. The 6.0% IPA brings a hop-forward American character to the pub’s rotating tap lineup.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has tapped a Hopworks IPA. The beer is called Three Island IPA!
MugiWhoa, a beer from Oregon in Ebisu? Three Island IPA already sounds like a tropical getaway!
Hop BroHopworks is a Portland, Oregon brewery known for hop-forward brewing and American-style beers.
MugiWhat does “hop-forward” actually mean? Whenever I hear hops, I picture a botanical garden.
Hop BroHops are flowers that bring beer aroma and bitterness. This one suggests citrus and tropical aromas, so think fruit stand more than botanical garden.
MugiA drinkable fruit stand? I’m in! And it has a bright hazy gold color—it must look gorgeous.
Hop BroExactly. It’s an IPA at an approachable 6.0% ABV, with enough hop character to enjoy alongside food.
MugiI think of IPA as bitter. What food goes with it? Won’t the bitterness start a fight?
Hop BroSmell it first, then notice bitterness and malt balance. Malt supplies the grainy sweetness and body that supports the hops.
MugiOhhh! If malt supports the bitterness, I’ll support the snacks. Fried food, please!
Hop BroA vital role. TBE Brewing is near Ebisu Station, on the second floor of the Niibori Guitar Building—great for an after-work pint.
MugiLet’s sniff the aroma, make friends with the bitterness, and finish the snacks! Check availability first, then let’s go try Three Island IPA!
TBE Brewing in Ebisu is currently serving Three Island IPA from Hopworks, a brewery based in Portland, Oregon.
According to the tap tag shown in the post, the beer is listed at 6.0% ABV. Its bright, hazy golden appearance suggests a juicy, hop-led profile, with citrus and tropical fruit notes likely to sit alongside the bitterness expected from an American IPA. At 6.0%, it should also remain approachable enough to enjoy with food or as part of a longer tasting session.
Hopworks is known for its modern American-style beers and its use of expressive hops. Three Island IPA is therefore a good choice for drinkers looking for a balanced combination of hop aroma, bitterness and malt support rather than an exceptionally high-alcohol beer.
TBE Brewing is located on the second floor of the Niibori Guitar Building in Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya, Tokyo. Its pub setting makes it a convenient stop for an after-work pint, a casual meal or a focused craft-beer visit. Tap availability can change, so guests planning a visit specifically for Three Island IPA may want to confirm the current lineup with the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTBE Brewing in Ebisu has tapped a Hopworks IPA. The beer is called Three Island IPA!
MugiWhoa, a beer from Oregon in Ebisu? Three Island IPA already sounds like a tropical getaway!
Hop BroHopworks is a Portland, Oregon brewery known for hop-forward brewing and American-style beers.
MugiWhat does “hop-forward” actually mean? Whenever I hear hops, I picture a botanical garden.
Hop BroHops are flowers that bring beer aroma and bitterness. This one suggests citrus and tropical aromas, so think fruit stand more than botanical garden.
MugiA drinkable fruit stand? I’m in! And it has a bright hazy gold color—it must look gorgeous.
Hop BroExactly. It’s an IPA at an approachable 6.0% ABV, with enough hop character to enjoy alongside food.
MugiI think of IPA as bitter. What food goes with it? Won’t the bitterness start a fight?
Hop BroSmell it first, then notice bitterness and malt balance. Malt supplies the grainy sweetness and body that supports the hops.
MugiOhhh! If malt supports the bitterness, I’ll support the snacks. Fried food, please!
Hop BroA vital role. TBE Brewing is near Ebisu Station, on the second floor of the Niibori Guitar Building—great for an after-work pint.
MugiLet’s sniff the aroma, make friends with the bitterness, and finish the snacks! Check availability first, then let’s go try Three Island IPA!
