Btaps Toranomon Hills taps three spring guest beers, featuring Onidensetsu and more
In a March 22, 2026 post, Btaps Toranomon Hills announced the arrival of three new guest beers. With distinctive offerings from Onidensetsu, KUNITACHI BREWERY, and Teenage, the lineup ranges from pale ale to ordinary bitter and sour IPA, making spring beer choices more enjoyable.
Hop BroToday, it’s three guest taps at Btaps Toranomon Hills. Onidensetsu, KUNITACHI BREWERY, and Teenage are all here, so it’s a really interesting lineup for spring.
MugiWhoa! Three taps all at once? The place is basically a spring beer festival already! I can’t even decide where to start!
Hop BroFirst, I’d go with Onidensetsu from Hokkaido: Kinki Pale Ale Comet ver. It’s a Pale Ale at ABV 5.5%, with a refreshing aroma, a light tropical note, and nicely defined bitterness all tied together beautifully.
MugiWait, what even is ABV? That means alcohol content? Beer is suddenly looking kind of scientific!
Hop BroExactly. ABV is a measure of alcohol strength. This one is 5.5%, so it’s easy to drink but still a balanced beer that pairs well with food. It would go great with fried chicken or pizza.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m also curious about KUNITACHI BREWERY’s The Birds Sing in the Gorge! The title sounds like poetry, and it feels like it’s already winning before I even drink it!
Hop BroThis is an Ordinary Bitter at ABV 3%, so it’s really light. But it still has a gently lingering bitterness and the richness of malt, which makes it perfect for sipping slowly while talking.
Mugi3%? Isn’t that super gentle!? I totally get the good for chatting thing! You could keep drinking forever and still stand up!
Hop BroAnd then there’s Teenage from Saitama: Cherry Blossom Road, which really feels like the spring flagship. It’s a Sour IPA at ABV 6%, and the design layers aromas and saltiness reminiscent of salted cherry leaves with the sweet-tart flavors of strawberry and raspberry.
MugiWow, I’d definitely love that! It feels like spring aroma overload. Cherry blossoms and berries coming at you at the same time is kind of unfair! If I stopped by after work, I probably couldn’t stop at one glass!
Hop BroBtaps Toranomon Hills is in the B1F of Toranomon Hills, so the access is great, and that’s why it works so well for a drink after work or for daytime drinking.
MugiAnd if it’s tied to the April 30 anniversary too, that makes me even more excited! I can’t wait for the next update, so let’s go drink there together today!
From Btaps Toranomon Hills, a beer pub located on B1F of Toranomon Hills Business Tower, information about three guest beer taps has been released. The post date is Sunday, March 22, 2026. In the shop, the lineup is introduced as "three perfect-for-spring pours," with labels that each differ in aroma, bitterness, and fruitiness.
The first highlight is Onidensetsu from Hokkaido: "Kinki Pale Ale Comet ver." The style is Pale Ale, ABV 5.5%. It offers a refreshing aroma, a light tropical character, and a well-defined bitterness, making it a well-balanced beer that is easy to enjoy even with meals.
Next is KUNITACHI BREWERY's "The Birds Sing in the Gorge." This Ordinary Bitter comes in at ABV 3%. While it has a light, easy-drinking mouthfeel, it also features a gently lingering bitterness and the richness of malt. It has a presence as a low-alcohol option that suits relaxed, conversation-centered moments.
The third is Teenage from Saitama: "Cherry Blossom Road." This Sour IPA is ABV 6%. With an aroma and saltiness reminiscent of salted cherry leaves, layered with the sweet-tart flavors of strawberry and raspberry, it is designed to deliver a strong springlike impression.
Btaps Toranomon Hills is easy to access in the Toranomon area of central Tokyo, making it convenient both for a drink after work and for daytime weekend drinking. The post also mentions the anniversary on April 30, so there is plenty to look forward to in future updates.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, it’s three guest taps at Btaps Toranomon Hills. Onidensetsu, KUNITACHI BREWERY, and Teenage are all here, so it’s a really interesting lineup for spring.
MugiWhoa! Three taps all at once? The place is basically a spring beer festival already! I can’t even decide where to start!
Hop BroFirst, I’d go with Onidensetsu from Hokkaido: Kinki Pale Ale Comet ver. It’s a Pale Ale at ABV 5.5%, with a refreshing aroma, a light tropical note, and nicely defined bitterness all tied together beautifully.
MugiWait, what even is ABV? That means alcohol content? Beer is suddenly looking kind of scientific!
Hop BroExactly. ABV is a measure of alcohol strength. This one is 5.5%, so it’s easy to drink but still a balanced beer that pairs well with food. It would go great with fried chicken or pizza.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m also curious about KUNITACHI BREWERY’s The Birds Sing in the Gorge! The title sounds like poetry, and it feels like it’s already winning before I even drink it!
Hop BroThis is an Ordinary Bitter at ABV 3%, so it’s really light. But it still has a gently lingering bitterness and the richness of malt, which makes it perfect for sipping slowly while talking.
Mugi3%? Isn’t that super gentle!? I totally get the good for chatting thing! You could keep drinking forever and still stand up!
Hop BroAnd then there’s Teenage from Saitama: Cherry Blossom Road, which really feels like the spring flagship. It’s a Sour IPA at ABV 6%, and the design layers aromas and saltiness reminiscent of salted cherry leaves with the sweet-tart flavors of strawberry and raspberry.
MugiWow, I’d definitely love that! It feels like spring aroma overload. Cherry blossoms and berries coming at you at the same time is kind of unfair! If I stopped by after work, I probably couldn’t stop at one glass!
Hop BroBtaps Toranomon Hills is in the B1F of Toranomon Hills, so the access is great, and that’s why it works so well for a drink after work or for daytime drinking.
MugiAnd if it’s tied to the April 30 anniversary too, that makes me even more excited! I can’t wait for the next update, so let’s go drink there together today!
