Craft Beer Market Kanda adds 808BREWERY 808IPA and Yamaguchi Jibeer Pale Ale
In a June 13 post, Craft Beer Market Kanda announced two new taps: 808BREWERY’s 808IPA and Yamaguchi Jibeer’s Pale Ale. The Kanda Station-area beer pub focuses on IPA-driven tap lists and pairs its beers with food.
Hop BroKanda has a good one today: Craft Beer Market Kanda tapped two new beers on June 13, 808BREWERY's 808IPA and Yamaguchi Jibeer's Pale Ale.
MugiWhat! Two fresh taps already sounds exciting, and that pairing feels unfairly tempting!
Hop BroIt really fits the bar's style too. 808IPA brings classic IPA character, so you can enjoy the hops' aroma and bitterness in a straightforward way.
MugiHold on, when you say hop aroma, do you mean grassy? floral? That sounds way too stylish and vague!
Hop BroThat part matters. Hop aroma means the scent compounds from hops, often citrusy or herbal. In plain terms, it's the part that makes you think, 'this smells great' before you sip.
MugiOhhh, smells good before sipping is extremely helpful! So is Yamaguchi Jibeer's Pale Ale a calmer beer than the IPA?
Hop BroExactly. Pale ale balance is all about easy harmony between aroma and drinkability, so it's a great side-by-side comparison with 808IPA.
MugiNo way, a tasting comparison sounds so fun, and it's only about 30 seconds from Kanda Station South Exit? That's practically an invitation.
Hop BroAnd the place has 30 IPA-focused taps, plus lamb dishes and Italian food, so it works for a quick drink or a full meal after work.
MugiThat's it, I'm in. Lamb with IPA first, then the pale ale too. At this point, we're both clearly getting pulled into Kanda tonight!
Craft Beer Market Kanda highlighted two new taps in its June 13 post: 808BREWERY’s 808IPA and Yamaguchi Jibeer’s Pale Ale. The pub is about a 30-second walk from Kanda Station and leans toward IPA-focused lineups, so the pair fits the bar’s beer-first identity.
The venue serves around 30 craft beers and places lamb dishes at the center of its food offering, alongside chef-driven Italian dishes. That makes it a practical stop for both a quick pint after work and a more relaxed beer-and-food meal.
808IPA should appeal to drinkers looking for a hop-forward pour, while the Pale Ale from Yamaguchi Jibeer offers a more balanced profile that is easy to compare against the rest of the day’s taps. The appeal here is not spectacle, but a steady stream of fresh updates on what is available now.
With walk-in-friendly course options and all-day hours on weekends and holidays, the Kanda location remains an easy place to track guest beers in central Tokyo.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKanda has a good one today: Craft Beer Market Kanda tapped two new beers on June 13, 808BREWERY's 808IPA and Yamaguchi Jibeer's Pale Ale.
MugiWhat! Two fresh taps already sounds exciting, and that pairing feels unfairly tempting!
Hop BroIt really fits the bar's style too. 808IPA brings classic IPA character, so you can enjoy the hops' aroma and bitterness in a straightforward way.
MugiHold on, when you say hop aroma, do you mean grassy? floral? That sounds way too stylish and vague!
Hop BroThat part matters. Hop aroma means the scent compounds from hops, often citrusy or herbal. In plain terms, it's the part that makes you think, 'this smells great' before you sip.
MugiOhhh, smells good before sipping is extremely helpful! So is Yamaguchi Jibeer's Pale Ale a calmer beer than the IPA?
Hop BroExactly. Pale ale balance is all about easy harmony between aroma and drinkability, so it's a great side-by-side comparison with 808IPA.
MugiNo way, a tasting comparison sounds so fun, and it's only about 30 seconds from Kanda Station South Exit? That's practically an invitation.
Hop BroAnd the place has 30 IPA-focused taps, plus lamb dishes and Italian food, so it works for a quick drink or a full meal after work.
MugiThat's it, I'm in. Lamb with IPA first, then the pale ale too. At this point, we're both clearly getting pulled into Kanda tonight!
