Heiwa Craft Announces Three Consecutive Tokyo Events to Celebrate Four-Company Collaboration Beer "Album"
Heiwa Craft, based in Kainan City, Wakayama, has announced event information to commemorate the release of the four-company collaboration beer <Album>. Starting with a TAP TAKE OVER at IBREW Ebisu on April 11, there will be activity in Tokyo for three consecutive days, followed by MEET THE BREWER on the 12th and a shift-in on the 13th.
Hop BroHeiwa Craft, from Kainan City, Wakayama, is making Tokyo lively for three straight days to celebrate the release of the four-company collaboration beer "Album".
MugiWait, three days in a row!? "Three consecutive days in Tokyo" sounds like you could get tipsy just trying to keep up!
Hop BroFirst, on April 11, there's a TAP TAKE OVER at IBREW Ebisu. Mr. Takagi from Heiwa Craft will be there too, and they're planning to tap a total of 24 beers, with six varieties from each brewery.
MugiWhat is that! There are so many beer styles my brain is in a menu traffic jam!
Hop BroA TAP TAKE OVER is an event where a brewery takes over the taps at a bar, basically a tap hijack that says, 'Today, drink these people’s beers to the fullest.'
MugiSo that's what it means! I thought they were literally taking over the place. But just the fact that "Album" is a four-company collaboration already makes it feel special.
Hop BroOn the 12th, MEET THE BREWER will be held at SWANLAKE Pub Edo CAFE DE TETE, and since you can talk directly with the makers, it's like drinking the conversation along with the flavor impressions.
MugiWow! Drink beer, talk, then drink again with a better understanding. Meeting the brewer directly is such a luxury.
Hop BroOn the 13th, there's a shift-in at HEIWA DOBUROKU KABUTOCHO from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Even without a formal event, it's great that you can bar-hop through Heiwa Craft for three straight days in Tokyo.
MugiIt feels like my drinking schedule is completely set from the weekend through Monday. Thanks to "Album," I want to start following Heiwa Craft too!
Heiwa Craft, based in Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture, shared event information on Instagram to coincide with the release of the four-company collaboration beer <Album>. In the post, plans were announced all at once for brewers to be behind the counter in person at multiple shops in Tokyo from this weekend through the day after the next.
April 11: TAP TAKE OVER at IBREW Ebisu
On Saturday, April 11, a TAP TAKE OVER will be held at IBREW Ebisu. Brewers from each brewery will gather, and from Heiwa Craft, Mr. Takagi will participate. He is expected to arrive at the venue around shortly after 5:00 p.m., and the event plans to tap a total of 24 beers: six varieties from each company, including <Album>.
April 12: MEET THE BREWER at SWANLAKE Pub Edo CAFE DE TETE
The following day, Sunday, April 12, MEET THE BREWER is scheduled at SWANLAKE Pub Edo CAFE DE TETE. Four brewers will gather here as well, creating a place where not only the beer itself, but also the makers and drinkers, can speak directly with one another.
April 13: Shift-in at HEIWA DOBUROKU KABUTOCHO
Furthermore, for Monday, April 13, the day after that, it was also announced that there will be a shift-in at HEIWA DOBUROKU KABUTOCHO from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. It is not framed as an event, but it is a flow that lets people enjoy Heiwa Craft beers in Tokyo on three consecutive days.
Heiwa Craft is a craft beer brand produced by Heiwa Shuzo in Kainan City, Wakayama. This post is notable for setting up consecutive opportunities in Tokyo to connect the brewery, restaurants, and drinkers, using the release of the collaboration beer as the trigger.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHeiwa Craft, from Kainan City, Wakayama, is making Tokyo lively for three straight days to celebrate the release of the four-company collaboration beer "Album".
MugiWait, three days in a row!? "Three consecutive days in Tokyo" sounds like you could get tipsy just trying to keep up!
Hop BroFirst, on April 11, there's a TAP TAKE OVER at IBREW Ebisu. Mr. Takagi from Heiwa Craft will be there too, and they're planning to tap a total of 24 beers, with six varieties from each brewery.
MugiWhat is that! There are so many beer styles my brain is in a menu traffic jam!
Hop BroA TAP TAKE OVER is an event where a brewery takes over the taps at a bar, basically a tap hijack that says, 'Today, drink these people’s beers to the fullest.'
MugiSo that's what it means! I thought they were literally taking over the place. But just the fact that "Album" is a four-company collaboration already makes it feel special.
Hop BroOn the 12th, MEET THE BREWER will be held at SWANLAKE Pub Edo CAFE DE TETE, and since you can talk directly with the makers, it's like drinking the conversation along with the flavor impressions.
MugiWow! Drink beer, talk, then drink again with a better understanding. Meeting the brewer directly is such a luxury.
Hop BroOn the 13th, there's a shift-in at HEIWA DOBUROKU KABUTOCHO from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Even without a formal event, it's great that you can bar-hop through Heiwa Craft for three straight days in Tokyo.
MugiIt feels like my drinking schedule is completely set from the weekend through Monday. Thanks to "Album," I want to start following Heiwa Craft too!
