Two The Old Gray Brewery beers are now on tap at CRAFT BEER MARKET TOKYO TORCH, with Izu no Kuni Beer also appearing
CRAFT BEER MARKET TOKYO TORCH posted tap information. In addition to The Old Gray Brewery's "Horohoro Sunset" and "Orooro Black," Izu no Kuni Beer's pilsner has also been newly tapped. At this beer pub near Otemachi Station, 30 kinds of draft beer are available.
Hop BroThe 30 kinds of draft beer on the 1st floor of TOKYO TORCH Terrace in Otemachi is seriously hot. At CRAFT BEER MARKET TOKYO TORCH, two beers from The Old Gray Brewery and one from Izu no Kuni Beer have just been tapped.
MugiWhat! Three new taps at once? That gives you way too many options right away, doesn't it? Horohoro Sunset and Orooro Black already have me curious just from the names!
Hop BroFirst, Horohoro Sunset is a Vienna lager. It brings out the malt sweetness and toastiness, so it's the kind of beer that's not flashy but steadily delicious.
MugiWhat's a Vienna lager? Just hearing lager makes it feel a little more hardcore, but what does the malt flavor actually taste like?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's the kind of beer where grainy breadiness and toast-like notes come forward. And Orooro Black's appeal is its roasty Schwarz character; it's black, but not too bitter, and the nice part is that it's easy to drink.
MugiI see, I thought dark beer would be heavier, but if the roasted aroma is the star, it sounds easy to drink! And I kind of like that it's called Orooro even though the contents are calm and composed.
Hop BroOn top of that, Izu no Kuni Beer's pilsner has also arrived, so it's nice that you can choose between going light or going for richness. And having 30 kinds available all the time, starting at 690 yen, is strong too.
MugiStarting at 690 yen? That's pretty nice for a station-side beer pub! It sounds fun to stop by after work and pick something with a little advice from the staff at the counter.
Hop BroExactly. Because there's counter seating, it's easy to tell the staff what kind of mood you're in today. Saying things like 'something light' or 'something roasty' in front of the beer server is actually pretty exciting.
MugiAnd there's even a party plan with two hours of all-you-can-drink! If they have spice snacks and a course where you can choose gyoza, I might drink so much beer I won't be able to go home!
Hop BroIn the Tokyo Station/Otemachi area, it's great that you can use it for a drink after work or for a meal with friends. Today I want to start lightly with the Horohoro, then finish with Orooro or a pilsner; that kind of flow makes me want to have a drink.
CRAFT BEER MARKET TOKYO TORCH, on the 1st floor of TOKYO TORCH Terrace in Otemachi, Tokyo, is a beer pub that always offers 30 kinds of domestic and international draft craft beer starting at 690 yen. Counter seating is also available, and one of the shop's charms is that you can chat with the staff in front of the beer server and choose your drink of the day.
In this post, the newly tapped beers introduced were The Old Gray Brewery's "Horohoro Sunset" and "Orooro Black," as well as Izu no Kuni Beer's "Pilsner." The Vienna lager makes it easy to enjoy the malt flavor, while the Schwarz stands out with the roasty aroma typical of a dark beer. With the addition of the classic pilsner, the lineup offers a wide range of choices, from light and refreshing to rich and full-bodied, depending on your mood.
The shop's post also introduced a party plan that includes two hours of all-you-can-drink. There are courses centered on spice snacks and courses where you can choose from several kinds of gyoza, making it easy to use for people who want to enjoy beer and food together. In the Tokyo Station/Otemachi area, it is a place to keep in mind for everything from a drink after work to a meal with a group.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe 30 kinds of draft beer on the 1st floor of TOKYO TORCH Terrace in Otemachi is seriously hot. At CRAFT BEER MARKET TOKYO TORCH, two beers from The Old Gray Brewery and one from Izu no Kuni Beer have just been tapped.
MugiWhat! Three new taps at once? That gives you way too many options right away, doesn't it? Horohoro Sunset and Orooro Black already have me curious just from the names!
Hop BroFirst, Horohoro Sunset is a Vienna lager. It brings out the malt sweetness and toastiness, so it's the kind of beer that's not flashy but steadily delicious.
MugiWhat's a Vienna lager? Just hearing lager makes it feel a little more hardcore, but what does the malt flavor actually taste like?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's the kind of beer where grainy breadiness and toast-like notes come forward. And Orooro Black's appeal is its roasty Schwarz character; it's black, but not too bitter, and the nice part is that it's easy to drink.
MugiI see, I thought dark beer would be heavier, but if the roasted aroma is the star, it sounds easy to drink! And I kind of like that it's called Orooro even though the contents are calm and composed.
Hop BroOn top of that, Izu no Kuni Beer's pilsner has also arrived, so it's nice that you can choose between going light or going for richness. And having 30 kinds available all the time, starting at 690 yen, is strong too.
MugiStarting at 690 yen? That's pretty nice for a station-side beer pub! It sounds fun to stop by after work and pick something with a little advice from the staff at the counter.
Hop BroExactly. Because there's counter seating, it's easy to tell the staff what kind of mood you're in today. Saying things like 'something light' or 'something roasty' in front of the beer server is actually pretty exciting.
MugiAnd there's even a party plan with two hours of all-you-can-drink! If they have spice snacks and a course where you can choose gyoza, I might drink so much beer I won't be able to go home!
Hop BroIn the Tokyo Station/Otemachi area, it's great that you can use it for a drink after work or for a meal with friends. Today I want to start lightly with the Horohoro, then finish with Orooro or a pilsner; that kind of flow makes me want to have a drink.
