Sakamichi Brewing Serves WCB Collaboration "The Hop Captain" at Both Locations
Sakamichi Brewing will be pouring its collaboration beer with WCB, "The Hop Captain," on tap at both of its Tachikawa locations as part of this weekend's tap list. The canned beer "The Hop Duke" will also be sold at both locations, making it something you can enjoy both in the taproom and to go.
Hop BroAt both locations in Tachikawa, Sakamichi Brewing has put the WCB collaboration "The Hop Captain" on this weekend's tap list.
MugiWhoa! A name like Hop Captain already sounds powerful, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThe article doesn't specify a style, but the point of interest is that it's being poured on tap, so you can enjoy its freshness right there.
MugiI see, so it's helpful that you can drink it whether you go to the south exit or the north exit.
Hop BroExactly. That's the two-location setup with Sakamichi Taproom and Sakamichi North.
MugiAnd they have cans too! Is The Hop Duke the take-home one?
Hop BroThat's right. It's a setup where you can compare them side by side between the draft at the shop and the cans at home.
MugiBut why is the way they present the collaboration such a big deal?
Hop BroSakamichi Brewing is a brewery that emphasizes handiwork, so pairing with WCB and highlighting the collaboration's presence is what makes it interesting.
MugiGot it! On the weekend, I want to chase both the tap and the can in Tachikawa. I want to go drink right now!
Sakamichi Brewing, based in Tachikawa, Tokyo and focused on the brewing process and handiwork, announced its weekend tap list on Instagram. Fitting for a brewery that operates from two bases, Sakamichi Taproom near Tachikawa Station's south exit and Sakamichi North near the north exit, this lineup can be enjoyed at both the south and north locations.
The main feature this time is the collaboration beer with WCB, "The Hop Captain." Because it will be poured on tap at both locations, it is a welcome choice for anyone who wants to enjoy its freshness by the glass on the spot. Sakamichi Brewing has long emphasized creating a modern yet homey space around brewing in western Tokyo. Its approach of handling everything from staples to new styles also carries over to how it presents collaboration beers.
In addition, canned beer of "The Hop Duke" is also on sale at both locations. Not only can you drink it in the shop, but you can also take it home and savor it at your leisure, creating a setup that lets you follow the same theme from both tap and can. For anyone looking for a weekend drink, this is a lineup worth remembering as a stop in Tachikawa.
Although the post does not offer many detailed explanations, the fact that it highlights both on-tap and canned offerings suggests that the collaboration's presence itself is the main focus. By using both the south and north exits locations, it could become a good excuse to compare and enjoy them over the weekend.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt both locations in Tachikawa, Sakamichi Brewing has put the WCB collaboration "The Hop Captain" on this weekend's tap list.
MugiWhoa! A name like Hop Captain already sounds powerful, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThe article doesn't specify a style, but the point of interest is that it's being poured on tap, so you can enjoy its freshness right there.
MugiI see, so it's helpful that you can drink it whether you go to the south exit or the north exit.
Hop BroExactly. That's the two-location setup with Sakamichi Taproom and Sakamichi North.
MugiAnd they have cans too! Is The Hop Duke the take-home one?
Hop BroThat's right. It's a setup where you can compare them side by side between the draft at the shop and the cans at home.
MugiBut why is the way they present the collaboration such a big deal?
Hop BroSakamichi Brewing is a brewery that emphasizes handiwork, so pairing with WCB and highlighting the collaboration's presence is what makes it interesting.
MugiGot it! On the weekend, I want to chase both the tap and the can in Tachikawa. I want to go drink right now!
