Tokyo Aleworks to Begin Serving Collaboration IPA "All My Friends Are Drunk IPA" with AMFAD on April 10
Tokyo Aleworks in Itabashi, Tokyo, announced the release of its collaboration beer "All My Friends Are Drunk IPA" with @amfad_hc. With an ABV of 7.0% and IBU 55, it will be served at the Itabashi taproom starting at 7:00 p.m. on April 10.
Hop BroTokyo Aleworks in Itabashi is releasing All My Friends Are Drunk IPA in collaboration with AMFAD.
MugiWhoa, the title alone already makes me feel tipsy! Isn't All My Friends Are Drunk IPA a pretty intense name?
Hop BroAnd the specs are solid too - it's a hefty brew at 7.0% ABV.
MugiABV? What is that? It sounds like a spell, but does it mean how strong the alcohol is?
Hop BroExactly. That's the alcohol by volume. And with an IBU of 55, it should have a proper bitterness, so you can expect that crisp IPA bite.
Mugi55 sounds pretty bitter! But since it's a collaboration, maybe it's not just bitter, but also has a music-scene vibe too.
Hop BroThat's the interesting part - they even tagged #tokyohardcore, so you can see the intent is to make it a drink with culture built in.
MugiRight, it's the kind of release that gets you hyped like you're already at a live show! And the 7:00 p.m. start at the taproom in Itabashi is easy to remember too~
Hop BroTokyo Aleworks has been brewing in Itabashi since 2018, and their motto, Be The Craft Revolution, is pretty fiery too.
MugiThen on April 10, all that's left is to join the revolution in Itabashi! I'm already imagining my first pint and wanting to toast!
Tokyo Aleworks announced on Instagram the release event for its collaboration beer with @amfad_hc, "All My Friends Are Drunk IPA." The post introduces it as an "Event!!!" and says service will begin at 7:00 p.m. on April 10, 2026, at @tokyoaleworks_taproom.
The beer's name is All My Friends Are Drunk IPA. Its specs are listed as ABV 7.0% and IBU 55, indicating an IPA with a substantial drinking presence. The post also includes the hashtags `#tokyoaleworks` `#amfad` `#tokyohardcore` `#ipa` `#new`, giving it a tone that hints at a connection with music culture.
Tokyo Aleworks is a brewery that began brewing in Itabashi, Tokyo in 2018. On its official website, it promotes the idea of "Be The Craft Revolution. クラフト革命であれ。" and presents itself as a brewery expanding the possibilities of craft beer from Itabashi. With its Itabashi flagship taproom at the center, the brewery has built a place where people can enjoy its own beers, and this collaboration can be seen as a clear move to showcase that appeal.
From the pairing with AMFAD and the choice of the IPA style, it is clear that the intent is to let people enjoy not only the beer itself, but also the community and atmosphere surrounding it. On release day, it will be worth stopping by the Itabashi taproom to taste the new beer while also paying attention to the context behind the collaboration.
Reference: Instagram post / TOKYO ALEWORKS ABOUT US
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Hop BroTokyo Aleworks in Itabashi is releasing All My Friends Are Drunk IPA in collaboration with AMFAD.
MugiWhoa, the title alone already makes me feel tipsy! Isn't All My Friends Are Drunk IPA a pretty intense name?
Hop BroAnd the specs are solid too - it's a hefty brew at 7.0% ABV.
MugiABV? What is that? It sounds like a spell, but does it mean how strong the alcohol is?
Hop BroExactly. That's the alcohol by volume. And with an IBU of 55, it should have a proper bitterness, so you can expect that crisp IPA bite.
Mugi55 sounds pretty bitter! But since it's a collaboration, maybe it's not just bitter, but also has a music-scene vibe too.
Hop BroThat's the interesting part - they even tagged #tokyohardcore, so you can see the intent is to make it a drink with culture built in.
MugiRight, it's the kind of release that gets you hyped like you're already at a live show! And the 7:00 p.m. start at the taproom in Itabashi is easy to remember too~
Hop BroTokyo Aleworks has been brewing in Itabashi since 2018, and their motto, Be The Craft Revolution, is pretty fiery too.
MugiThen on April 10, all that's left is to join the revolution in Itabashi! I'm already imagining my first pint and wanting to toast!
