Miel Blanc tapped at Tamachi's "Swan Lake Pub Edo," with three seasonal beers on offer
The beer pub "Swan Lake Pub Edo Tamachi Branch" in Shiba, Tokyo, announced in its latest tap update posted on March 23 that it had tapped the seasonal slot "Miel Blanc (Alc. 5%)." With five regular beers, three seasonal beers, and one high-alcohol beer on hand, it’s a lineup that lets you seriously enjoy craft beer on weekday evenings.
Hop BroAt Swan Lake Pub Edo in Tamachi, Miel Blanc has gone on tap in the seasonal slot.
MugiWhoa! Miel Blanc already sounds delicious, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s the new seasonal beer featured in the latest tap info on March 23, and it’s an easy-drinking 5% ABV pour.
MugiWhat? You actually look at tap info that closely?
Hop BroAbsolutely. In addition to staples like Golden Ale and White Swan Weizen, the lineup includes Swanlake IPA, #B-IPA, Miel Blanc, and Imperial Stout 2025, making it a comparison-taster’s paradise.
MugiWait, the last one is 10%?! Imperial Stout 2025 sounds less like beer and more like an incident.
Hop BroExactly. It ranges from a light 5% to a heavy, finish-the-night option, so you can design your whole drinking progression from the first glass to the last.
MugiHmm! But it’s a weekday, so can you drink at a relaxed pace? A happy hour would really help.
Hop BroThere is one. In addition to happy hour until 8:00 p.m. after opening, the fact that there’s no table charge is also a pretty nice perk.
MugiNice! And if they even have Session I.P.A for takeout, then one drink in Tamachi definitely won’t be enough today!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. You can cover the standard Japanese craft beers and seasonal releases too, so tonight let’s go enjoy the freshness of the taps.
MugiYeah, I want to start with Miel Blanc and choose the next drink depending on my mood!
In the Shiba area of Minato City, Swan Lake Pub Edo Tamachi Branch has introduced Miel Blanc (Alc. 5%) as a new seasonal tap. As of the post, the draft lineup is centered on Swan Lake’s regular and seasonal offerings, making it an easy lineup for tasting side by side.
This tap list includes the standard lineup of Golden Ale / Koshihikari Rice Lager / White Swan Weizen / Amber Swan Ale / Porter, plus the seasonal beers Swanlake IPA, #B-IPA, Miel Blanc, and the high-alcohol option Imperial Stout 2025 (Alc. 10%). With options ranging from a light 5% to a full-bodied 10%, it’s easy to build a drinking progression from the first glass to the last.
It also announces Session I.P.A (350 ml) as a canned beer available for takeout only. For dine-in customers, the store also notes happy hour from opening until 8:00 p.m. (applicable to Swan Lake’s standard beers) and no table charge, making it a good stop for anyone who wants to drop in early on a weekday and try multiple labels.
If you’re in the Tamachi Station area and want to keep up with seasonal releases while still covering the core Japanese craft lineup, this Miel Blanc tapping is an update worth checking. Like a beer pub should, it lets you enjoy the freshness of the taps and keep ordering based on your mood that night.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Swan Lake Pub Edo in Tamachi, Miel Blanc has gone on tap in the seasonal slot.
MugiWhoa! Miel Blanc already sounds delicious, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s the new seasonal beer featured in the latest tap info on March 23, and it’s an easy-drinking 5% ABV pour.
MugiWhat? You actually look at tap info that closely?
Hop BroAbsolutely. In addition to staples like Golden Ale and White Swan Weizen, the lineup includes Swanlake IPA, #B-IPA, Miel Blanc, and Imperial Stout 2025, making it a comparison-taster’s paradise.
MugiWait, the last one is 10%?! Imperial Stout 2025 sounds less like beer and more like an incident.
Hop BroExactly. It ranges from a light 5% to a heavy, finish-the-night option, so you can design your whole drinking progression from the first glass to the last.
MugiHmm! But it’s a weekday, so can you drink at a relaxed pace? A happy hour would really help.
Hop BroThere is one. In addition to happy hour until 8:00 p.m. after opening, the fact that there’s no table charge is also a pretty nice perk.
MugiNice! And if they even have Session I.P.A for takeout, then one drink in Tamachi definitely won’t be enough today!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. You can cover the standard Japanese craft beers and seasonal releases too, so tonight let’s go enjoy the freshness of the taps.
MugiYeah, I want to start with Miel Blanc and choose the next drink depending on my mood!
