Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki updates its June 11 tap list with six beers
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki, a beer pub in Noge, Yokohama, updated its June 11 tap list. The post notes a 3 p.m. opening and features six beers from Japanese and U.S. breweries, including Migration Brewing and Hoppukotan Brewing.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Kokoro no Tsuki's tap list. On June 11, the Noge beer pub opens at 3 PM with six craft beers on draft.
MugiWhat! A 3 PM opening? Daytime beer already sounds like a threat to my self-control!
Hop BroAnd it’s a US-Japan mixed lineup too. You’ve got Migration Brewing’s Chasing Dreams and Echoes Brewing’s The Wave, so it works for a first pint or a tasting run.
MugiNo way, those beer names go hard. They sound like special moves in a game. Which one stands out most?
Hop BroThe big eye-catcher is Nomcraft Brewing × Repubrew’s Soupy Weizen. A weizen is basically a wheat-based white beer, known for a soft mouthfeel and rounded aroma.
MugiOkay, but hold on. What is that ester aroma thing you almost said? Did the beer suddenly become perfume?
Hop BroIt means a fruity yeast aroma. Think banana or clove notes. You don’t need to overthink it. If you go, ‘Whoa, that smells bright,’ you’re already getting it.
MugiThat I can handle! And Hoppkotan Brewery showing up with two beers at once means One Lap Behind and Misty Way can totally match different moods.
Hop BroExactly. The list runs from hop-forward beers to more character-driven pours, and Barbaric Works’ Edomond helps make it great with Chinese food, which is very Kokoro no Tsuki.
MugiI’m fully in tasting flight mode now! I want to rush over at 3 PM and work my way from Chasing Dreams all the way to Misty Way.
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki, a beer pub in the Miyakawacho area of Noge, Yokohama, posted its June 11 tap list. The shop announced a 3 p.m. opening for the day, making it a relaxed option for a beer-and-food stop in the evening.
Tap list for the day
- Migration Brewing - "Chasing Dreams"
- Nomcraft Brewing x Repubrew - "Soupy Weizen"
- Hoppukotan Brewing - "One Lap Behind"
- Barbaric Works - "Edomond"
- Echoes Brewing - "The Wave"
- Hoppukotan Brewing - "Misty Way"
The lineup mixes U.S. West Coast breweries with Japanese breweries, giving the tap list a balanced range of styles. It includes hop-forward choices, a wheat beer, and beers with more distinct character, so the list works both for first-round drinkers and for those who want to compare flavors across several pours.
One notable point is the collaboration beer from Nomcraft Brewing and Repubrew, alongside two selections from Hoppukotan Brewing. That combination suggests a tap list built for variety rather than a single style focus. Migration Brewing and Echoes Brewing add more breadth, making it easy to find something crisp and approachable or something with a bit more personality.
Kokoronotsuki is known as a place where craft beer and Chinese dishes come together naturally. That makes this kind of tap list especially appealing: you can pair each beer with food, or simply spend the evening moving from one glass to the next. With a 3 p.m. opening, it is also the kind of place where an early, unhurried visit makes sense.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Kokoro no Tsuki's tap list. On June 11, the Noge beer pub opens at 3 PM with six craft beers on draft.
MugiWhat! A 3 PM opening? Daytime beer already sounds like a threat to my self-control!
Hop BroAnd it’s a US-Japan mixed lineup too. You’ve got Migration Brewing’s Chasing Dreams and Echoes Brewing’s The Wave, so it works for a first pint or a tasting run.
MugiNo way, those beer names go hard. They sound like special moves in a game. Which one stands out most?
Hop BroThe big eye-catcher is Nomcraft Brewing × Repubrew’s Soupy Weizen. A weizen is basically a wheat-based white beer, known for a soft mouthfeel and rounded aroma.
MugiOkay, but hold on. What is that ester aroma thing you almost said? Did the beer suddenly become perfume?
Hop BroIt means a fruity yeast aroma. Think banana or clove notes. You don’t need to overthink it. If you go, ‘Whoa, that smells bright,’ you’re already getting it.
MugiThat I can handle! And Hoppkotan Brewery showing up with two beers at once means One Lap Behind and Misty Way can totally match different moods.
Hop BroExactly. The list runs from hop-forward beers to more character-driven pours, and Barbaric Works’ Edomond helps make it great with Chinese food, which is very Kokoro no Tsuki.
MugiI’m fully in tasting flight mode now! I want to rush over at 3 PM and work my way from Chasing Dreams all the way to Misty Way.
