Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Lists 11 Beers Including Johana Brewery’s La France
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East presented an 11-beer tap list for September 16, 2026, featuring La France from Johana Brewery, Botanical IPA from T.Y.Harbor Brewery, and INABU HOP FARMHOUSE ALE from Y.Market Brewing alongside Japanese and international lagers.
Hop BroFor a tasting tour in Ikebukuro, Camden’s 11 taps look seriously fun. Let’s check out Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit’s September 16 lineup!
MugiWhat, eleven beers on tap!? Is it a mix of craft beer and familiar classics?
Hop BroExactly. There’s Johana Beer’s “La France,” T.Y.Harbor Brewery’s Botanical IPA, and Y.Market Brewing’s INABU HOP FARMHOUSE ALE.
MugiLa France—in beer!? Does that mean a pear-like beer? Please don’t tell me it tastes like juice.
Hop BroIt should evoke fruit while staying balanced as beer. In brewing, yeast-derived esters—whoops! Put simply, it means a beautifully fragrant beer.
MugiEsters!? A science lab just opened at the bar! So Botanical IPA is all about the hops?
Hop BroThat’s right. IPA is a style for enjoying hop aroma and bitterness. With a name like Botanical IPA, I’m expecting a plant-like aroma.
MugiThe farmhouse ale sounds intriguing too! Was it brewed by farmers in boots? That’s such a pastoral image!
Hop BroMaybe not the boots, but it’s a style with rural roots. There are also Asahi pours and cold serves, plus Pilsner Urquell, so you can compare pours and temperatures.
MugiI want La France, then IPA, then a lager finale! We should check availability first—and toast in Ikebukuro!
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East has announced a tap list featuring 11 beers for Wednesday, September 16, 2026. Located in Higashi-Ikebukuro, the beer pub offers a broad selection ranging from Japanese craft beer to familiar domestic and international lagers.
The craft beer selection includes La France from Johana Brewery, Botanical IPA from T.Y.Harbor Brewery, and INABU HOP FARMHOUSE ALE from Y.Market Brewing. Together, the three beers offer a varied lineup spanning a fruit-forward beer, a hop-focused IPA, and a farmhouse ale.
The list also includes Kuroda-style Asahi Super Dry, Asahi Super Dry Super Cold, Asahi Super Dry Extra Cold, Asahi Nama Beer “Maruefu,” and Asahi Nama Beer “Kuronama.” The different pouring methods and serving temperatures provide an opportunity to compare familiar beers in distinct presentations.
International options are Orion The Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and Pilsner Urquell. With crisp lagers and a distinctive pilsner represented, the selection is well suited to pairing with food or enjoying a relaxed tasting session at the pub.
Availability and serving details may change, so checking with the venue before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFor a tasting tour in Ikebukuro, Camden’s 11 taps look seriously fun. Let’s check out Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East Exit’s September 16 lineup!
MugiWhat, eleven beers on tap!? Is it a mix of craft beer and familiar classics?
Hop BroExactly. There’s Johana Beer’s “La France,” T.Y.Harbor Brewery’s Botanical IPA, and Y.Market Brewing’s INABU HOP FARMHOUSE ALE.
MugiLa France—in beer!? Does that mean a pear-like beer? Please don’t tell me it tastes like juice.
Hop BroIt should evoke fruit while staying balanced as beer. In brewing, yeast-derived esters—whoops! Put simply, it means a beautifully fragrant beer.
MugiEsters!? A science lab just opened at the bar! So Botanical IPA is all about the hops?
Hop BroThat’s right. IPA is a style for enjoying hop aroma and bitterness. With a name like Botanical IPA, I’m expecting a plant-like aroma.
MugiThe farmhouse ale sounds intriguing too! Was it brewed by farmers in boots? That’s such a pastoral image!
Hop BroMaybe not the boots, but it’s a style with rural roots. There are also Asahi pours and cold serves, plus Pilsner Urquell, so you can compare pours and temperatures.
MugiI want La France, then IPA, then a lager finale! We should check availability first—and toast in Ikebukuro!
