Four Kegs on Tap at Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka, Including Shirakaba Beat
The beer pub "Craft Beer Server Land" in Kagurazaka unveiled its tap list for May 31. A total of four kegs will be on offer from Yatsugatake Touchdown, Akita Akr Beer, Hansharo Beer, and Isekadoya Beer, and the pub opens at noon.
Hop BroThe four kegs at Craft Beer Server Land in the basement of Kagurazaka have a pretty bold lineup for May 31. Yatsugatake Touchdown, Akr Beer, Hansharo Beer, and Isekadoya Beer all together makes this a really fun day, doesn't it?
MugiWhoa! So it's a four-brewery Japanese lineup!? And it's a basement beer pub too, which feels like some kind of secret base and makes me excited!
Hop BroOne of the main highlights is Yatsugatake Touchdown's Shirakaba Beat. Even the name sounds refreshing, and beers like this give you a sense of the local atmosphere too.
MugiWhat? You can tell that kind of thing from a beer? You're sounding all expert-like again, Hop!
Hop BroTo put it simply, the character of the ingredients and brewing comes through in the flavor. For example, Akita Akr Beer's Akitakomachi IPL has the crispness of a lager with IPA-like aroma, and just having the rice name in it really makes the individuality stand out.
MugiWait, what's IPL!? Is it something like between a lager and an IPA? My head is already full just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's a style that aims for both aroma and crispness. And Hansharo Beer's Full Bloom DIPA is a double IPA, so it should bring an even fuller hop presence and be the one that really satisfies.
MugiWow, now there's even a beer for satisfying heft!? And double sounds so strong that I can't help laughing a little!
Hop BroThe nice finishing touch is Isekadoya Beer's Sour IPA. With strawberry and raspberry in it, the acidity and berry notes should reset your palate, and it creates a really nice flow for comparing the four kegs.
MugiSo it's that sweet-and-tart finish that makes you want to go back for the next glass! I can't stop wanting to taste them in order!
Hop BroAnd being near Kagurazaka Station with service starting at noon is a strong point. You can take your time tasting through the beers at lunch, and on days when there's a label you want, you'll want to get there early and secure your spot.
MugiIt's decided! Today's a four-keg tour in Kagurazaka. If we start with Shirakaba Beat and finish with the Sour IPA for a toast, it feels like it would definitely make us happy!
At the beer pub "Craft Beer Server Land," located on the basement floor in Tokyo's Kagurazaka, today's Beer for May 31 was announced. The published tap list features four kegs in total, offering a lineup that lets you enjoy the individuality of domestic breweries side by side.
Today's Tap Lineup
- Yatsugatake Touchdown "Shirakaba Beat"
- Akita Akr Beer "Akitakomachi IPL"
- Hansharo Beer "Full Bloom DIPA"
- Isekadoya Beer "Sour IPA Strawberry & Raspberry"
With Shirakaba Beat, Akitakomachi IPL, DIPA, and Sour IPA, four styles with very different directions are lined up, making it easy to build a tasting comparison. Of course, you can enjoy them one by one in order, but it also seems well suited to pairing with food while appreciating how the flavors change as the beer warms.
The pub is a basement beer bar near Kagurazaka Station, making it an easy spot for a relaxed visit where you can take your time with craft beer. The announcement says it opens from noon, so it's also easy to stop by as a daytime drinking spot. If there's a label you're curious about, it's worth checking in early.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe four kegs at Craft Beer Server Land in the basement of Kagurazaka have a pretty bold lineup for May 31. Yatsugatake Touchdown, Akr Beer, Hansharo Beer, and Isekadoya Beer all together makes this a really fun day, doesn't it?
MugiWhoa! So it's a four-brewery Japanese lineup!? And it's a basement beer pub too, which feels like some kind of secret base and makes me excited!
Hop BroOne of the main highlights is Yatsugatake Touchdown's Shirakaba Beat. Even the name sounds refreshing, and beers like this give you a sense of the local atmosphere too.
MugiWhat? You can tell that kind of thing from a beer? You're sounding all expert-like again, Hop!
Hop BroTo put it simply, the character of the ingredients and brewing comes through in the flavor. For example, Akita Akr Beer's Akitakomachi IPL has the crispness of a lager with IPA-like aroma, and just having the rice name in it really makes the individuality stand out.
MugiWait, what's IPL!? Is it something like between a lager and an IPA? My head is already full just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. Roughly speaking, it's a style that aims for both aroma and crispness. And Hansharo Beer's Full Bloom DIPA is a double IPA, so it should bring an even fuller hop presence and be the one that really satisfies.
MugiWow, now there's even a beer for satisfying heft!? And double sounds so strong that I can't help laughing a little!
Hop BroThe nice finishing touch is Isekadoya Beer's Sour IPA. With strawberry and raspberry in it, the acidity and berry notes should reset your palate, and it creates a really nice flow for comparing the four kegs.
MugiSo it's that sweet-and-tart finish that makes you want to go back for the next glass! I can't stop wanting to taste them in order!
Hop BroAnd being near Kagurazaka Station with service starting at noon is a strong point. You can take your time tasting through the beers at lunch, and on days when there's a label you want, you'll want to get there early and secure your spot.
MugiIt's decided! Today's a four-keg tour in Kagurazaka. If we start with Shirakaba Beat and finish with the Sour IPA for a toast, it feels like it would definitely make us happy!
