Craft Beer Market Toranomon hosts tap takeover with three Hyogo breweries
On June 20, Craft Beer Market Toranomon hosted a tap takeover featuring Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING. The Instagram post said the event drew a strong crowd despite heavy rain, with only a few event beers left.
Hop BroThis article feels like Toranomon turned into a Hyogo beer party. On June 20, Craft Beer Market Toranomon hosted a three-brewery takeover.
MugiWhat?! A Hyogo mini festival in Toranomon? Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING already sound dangerously drinkable!
Hop BroExactly, and the venue is Craft Beer Market’s original flagship shop, which makes it a perfect fit for a tasting event like this.
MugiBut wait, “tap takeover” still sounds like a spell to me... What actually happens in a tap takeover?
Hop BroA tap is the draft line for pouring beer. So for one day, several handles get handed over to specific breweries, basically a draft-beer festival inside one bar.
MugiOhh, that makes it easy even for beginners. You can just go, “I’ll try these three today.” And it was packed despite the rain? That’s wild!
Hop BroYep. Even in a downpour, people showed up, and Instagram said the event beers were almost sold out. That kind of energy really comes through.
MugiThat’s basically an instant-win event. But the post says the beer names weren't listed, right? Somehow that makes me even more curious!
Hop BroExactly, and the styles weren’t published either. But just knowing Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING lined up for a Hyogo tasting lineup is already enough to tempt me.
MugiAnd it’s close to Toranomon Station, walkable from Shimbashi, and has food to pair with the beer? In a place with up to 30 taps, that’s basically unfair!
Hop BroIt’s easy to drop by on weekdays or Saturday, and with events like this, timing is everything. Next time I see one, my first pour is decided.
MugiDeal. Next time it rains, I’m running there. Carefully. Because right now I need a pint!
On June 20, Craft Beer Market Toranomon held a tap takeover featuring three Hyogo breweries: Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING. In the Instagram post, the team thanked visitors for coming out on a rainy day and noted that the event beers were down to the last few pours.
The post did not list individual beer names, but the lineup clearly centered on a drink-through of beers from these three breweries. As a Hyogo brewery showcase, it drew enough attention that the event beers were almost gone by the time of the update.
Craft Beer Market Toranomon is the chain’s first store and is designed to be approachable even for first-time craft beer drinkers. The official site says it offers food that pairs well with beer and a party plan with up to 30 craft beers. The bar is an easy walk from Toranomon Station, Uchisaiwaicho Station, and Shinbashi, making it a convenient stop for after-work drinks or weekend gatherings.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis article feels like Toranomon turned into a Hyogo beer party. On June 20, Craft Beer Market Toranomon hosted a three-brewery takeover.
MugiWhat?! A Hyogo mini festival in Toranomon? Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING already sound dangerously drinkable!
Hop BroExactly, and the venue is Craft Beer Market’s original flagship shop, which makes it a perfect fit for a tasting event like this.
MugiBut wait, “tap takeover” still sounds like a spell to me... What actually happens in a tap takeover?
Hop BroA tap is the draft line for pouring beer. So for one day, several handles get handed over to specific breweries, basically a draft-beer festival inside one bar.
MugiOhh, that makes it easy even for beginners. You can just go, “I’ll try these three today.” And it was packed despite the rain? That’s wild!
Hop BroYep. Even in a downpour, people showed up, and Instagram said the event beers were almost sold out. That kind of energy really comes through.
MugiThat’s basically an instant-win event. But the post says the beer names weren't listed, right? Somehow that makes me even more curious!
Hop BroExactly, and the styles weren’t published either. But just knowing Open Air, Egret Brewery, and PAINT PALETTE BREWING lined up for a Hyogo tasting lineup is already enough to tempt me.
MugiAnd it’s close to Toranomon Station, walkable from Shimbashi, and has food to pair with the beer? In a place with up to 30 taps, that’s basically unfair!
Hop BroIt’s easy to drop by on weekdays or Saturday, and with events like this, timing is everything. Next time I see one, my first pour is decided.
MugiDeal. Next time it rains, I’m running there. Carefully. Because right now I need a pint!
