Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing Makes Its First Appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Festival
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, announced that it will make its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Festival. In the post, it said it will serve German-style draft beer, and also introduced the day-of tap list at its Tsukuba flagship store.
Hop BroA first-time booth at the Matsudo Craft Beer Festival is very much in Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing's style. A brewery from Ibaraki's Tsukuba stepping out into the wider world is exciting.
MugiWhoa, making a first appearance in Matsudo!? It feels like the Tsukuba shop is coming over like a field trip, which is kind of fun!
Hop BroAnd what's being served is German-style draft beer. For the first two days, head brewer Karsten will be on site too, so this is a pretty serious lineup.
MugiHuh, is a head brewer really that important? It suddenly sounds like the "commander of the beer world"!
Hop BroBasically, it's the person in charge of brewing. They oversee everything from recipe design to the direction of the flavor, so being there in person sends a strong message: "this is the taste we're going with."
MugiI see. But why bring up the store too? Why are they introducing the tap list at the Tsukuba flagship store as well?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's not just a festival announcement; they're also showing the flagship lineup for May 3, 16:00-21:00. Along with Pilsner, Kölsch, and IPA, there are new faces like Dr. Mozart, and the place's personality really comes through.
MugiWait, what is the doctor series!? It's beer, but once it has "doctor" in the name, it suddenly feels like it has a science vibe!
Hop BroIt's playful in name, but serious in substance. They have Weizen, Dortmunder, and Hedgebock too, and the malt sweetness, toasty character, and hop profile are all totally different, so tasting them side by side is fun.
MugiWow, now I'm getting hungry just hearing that! The part about being enjoyable with food really gives it that beer-restaurant feel, which is great.
Hop BroExactly. Taking that Tsukuba identity out to an outside event while still keeping the local feel is what makes Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing fully itself. If it catches your eye in Matsudo, the natural next step is to keep up with what's on tap at the flagship store.
MugiNow I really want a drink! One beer in Matsudo or a tasting at Tsukuba, it sounds like the kind of thing that makes you want to do both!
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing announced on Instagram that it will make its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Festival. The post said it will serve German-style draft beer, and that head brewer Karsten will be on site for the first two days.
The venue is the west-deck area of JR Matsudo Station. The post also included information about the flagship store in Higashiarai, Tsukuba City, and released the tap list for Sunday, May 3, from 16:00 to 21:00. On tap at the store were nine beers in total: Pilsner, Kölsch, IPA, the newly introduced "Dr. Mozart," Weizen, Mango Weizen, "Dr. Winter Warmer," "Dr. Export Dortmunder Export," and "Hedgebock."
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing is a brewery and beer restaurant in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture. On its official website, it says it values German brewing traditions while making beer that also reflects the character of Tsukuba. Its taproom serves several regular beers alongside rotating offerings, and another hallmark is that they can be enjoyed with food. This post comes across as a move to bring that store identity directly to an outside event.
Its first appearance in Matsudo is not only a chance to raise awareness of the brewery, but also content that draws attention to the lineup at the Tsukuba flagship store. If you check the current tap selection at the main store before drinking at the festival, it may open up even more ways to enjoy it.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA first-time booth at the Matsudo Craft Beer Festival is very much in Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing's style. A brewery from Ibaraki's Tsukuba stepping out into the wider world is exciting.
MugiWhoa, making a first appearance in Matsudo!? It feels like the Tsukuba shop is coming over like a field trip, which is kind of fun!
Hop BroAnd what's being served is German-style draft beer. For the first two days, head brewer Karsten will be on site too, so this is a pretty serious lineup.
MugiHuh, is a head brewer really that important? It suddenly sounds like the "commander of the beer world"!
Hop BroBasically, it's the person in charge of brewing. They oversee everything from recipe design to the direction of the flavor, so being there in person sends a strong message: "this is the taste we're going with."
MugiI see. But why bring up the store too? Why are they introducing the tap list at the Tsukuba flagship store as well?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's not just a festival announcement; they're also showing the flagship lineup for May 3, 16:00-21:00. Along with Pilsner, Kölsch, and IPA, there are new faces like Dr. Mozart, and the place's personality really comes through.
MugiWait, what is the doctor series!? It's beer, but once it has "doctor" in the name, it suddenly feels like it has a science vibe!
Hop BroIt's playful in name, but serious in substance. They have Weizen, Dortmunder, and Hedgebock too, and the malt sweetness, toasty character, and hop profile are all totally different, so tasting them side by side is fun.
MugiWow, now I'm getting hungry just hearing that! The part about being enjoyable with food really gives it that beer-restaurant feel, which is great.
Hop BroExactly. Taking that Tsukuba identity out to an outside event while still keeping the local feel is what makes Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing fully itself. If it catches your eye in Matsudo, the natural next step is to keep up with what's on tap at the flagship store.
MugiNow I really want a drink! One beer in Matsudo or a tasting at Tsukuba, it sounds like the kind of thing that makes you want to do both!
