DevilCraft Tokyo Brewery opens three new beers at once
In an Instagram post at 17:47 on March 10, DevilCraft Tokyo Brewery announced the simultaneous tapping of three new beers. The lineup spans a Double IPA, a Fruited Wheat, and an American Amber Ale, offering a chance to enjoy beers with very different strengths and personalities all at once.
Hop BroBreaking news: DevilCraft Tokyo Brewery tapped three new beers at once on Instagram at 17:47 on March 10!
MugiWhoa! Three at once!? That’s a party! Tell me the names!
Hop BroThe lineup is Maelstrom, a Double IPA at 9.5%; Yuzu Blossom, a Fruited Wheat at 4.9%; and Heirloom Amber, an American Amber Ale at 5.4%. The range is perfect, too.
MugiWhat!? Are "Double IPA" and "Fruited Wheat" spells? My vocabulary just turned into foam and vanished!
Hop BroPut simply, a Double IPA is hopped up hard, with a big hit of aroma and bitterness; a Fruited Wheat brings the softness of wheat with fruity nuances; and an Amber Ale is all about malt richness.
MugiOhhh! So Yuzu Blossom is the light, easy one, and Maelstrom is the one you drink on a day when you feel like fighting!
Hop BroThat’s a pretty good read. Plus, DevilCraft mainly does small-batch brewing with an unfiltered finish, so the ingredients really stand out. Paired with Chicago pizza, it really shines.
MugiUnfiltered means... the beer is bare-faced!? So this is basically a "most delicious in its natural state" championship!
Hop BroExactly. With alcohol ranging from 4.9% to 9.5%, you could start with Yuzu Blossom, move on to Heirloom Amber, and finish with Maelstrom for a real climax.
MugiPerfect plan! Let’s check the tap list before the keg situation changes, and spend tonight tasting our way through DevilCraft!
DevilCraft Tokyo Brewery (Tokyo) announced the start of service for three new beers in its official Instagram post, "Three new beers on tap today". The post was made at 17:47 on March 10. The three beers now on tap are:
- Maelstrom: Double IPA (9.5%)
- Yuzu Blossom: Fruited Wheat (4.9%)
- Heirloom Amber: American Amber Ale (5.4%)
The lineup offers a wide range for tasting side by side, featuring a high-alcohol Double IPA expected to deliver bold hop character, a Fruited Wheat with fruit-derived nuances, and an American Amber Ale centered on malt richness. With alcohol levels spanning from 4.9% to 9.5%, it is an approachable selection that can be chosen based on your mood or how it pairs with food.
According to the brewery's official information, DevilCraft started in Kanda in 2011 and obtained its brewing license in the fall of 2015. It now produces small-batch beer at its brewery in Shinagawa Ward, and as a rule it finishes its beers unfiltered while also working on beers that incorporate seasonal ingredients. True to the company's focus on Chicago pizza and craft beer, these three new releases also invite you to see how well they pair with a meal.
Availability may change depending on keg status, so it is recommended to check the latest tap list before visiting. Details can be confirmed on the official Instagram post and the brewery's official website.
- Reference: Instagram post
- Reference: DevilCraft Brewery official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBreaking news: DevilCraft Tokyo Brewery tapped three new beers at once on Instagram at 17:47 on March 10!
MugiWhoa! Three at once!? That’s a party! Tell me the names!
Hop BroThe lineup is Maelstrom, a Double IPA at 9.5%; Yuzu Blossom, a Fruited Wheat at 4.9%; and Heirloom Amber, an American Amber Ale at 5.4%. The range is perfect, too.
MugiWhat!? Are "Double IPA" and "Fruited Wheat" spells? My vocabulary just turned into foam and vanished!
Hop BroPut simply, a Double IPA is hopped up hard, with a big hit of aroma and bitterness; a Fruited Wheat brings the softness of wheat with fruity nuances; and an Amber Ale is all about malt richness.
MugiOhhh! So Yuzu Blossom is the light, easy one, and Maelstrom is the one you drink on a day when you feel like fighting!
Hop BroThat’s a pretty good read. Plus, DevilCraft mainly does small-batch brewing with an unfiltered finish, so the ingredients really stand out. Paired with Chicago pizza, it really shines.
MugiUnfiltered means... the beer is bare-faced!? So this is basically a "most delicious in its natural state" championship!
Hop BroExactly. With alcohol ranging from 4.9% to 9.5%, you could start with Yuzu Blossom, move on to Heirloom Amber, and finish with Maelstrom for a real climax.
MugiPerfect plan! Let’s check the tap list before the keg situation changes, and spend tonight tasting our way through DevilCraft!
