Inkhorn Brewing Unveils New Beer at Its Mejiro Taproom
Inkhorn Brewing in Mejiro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo, shared a new beer post on Instagram. As expected from the brewery, which is also known through its official website, the lineup draws attention for bird-themed labels and beers centered on Hazy IPA and West Coast IPA.
Hop BroMejiro’s Inkhorn Brewing posted a new item on Instagram. A new post from Mejiro is enough to make the taproom atmosphere sound delicious.
MugiWait, there’s a brewery like that in Mejiro? That neighborhood-rooted feel is exactly the kind of place you’d want to keep going back to.
Hop BroYeah, it’s a tasting room open from daytime through the evening on weekdays. A place you can drink from daytime through the evening on weekdays is pretty dangerous for beer lovers.
MugiDangerous? But I’m curious! Why are there so many bird-themed labels? They’re cute but look so strong!
Hop BroThat series identity is what makes Inkhorn great. The series bearing bird names really gives the brand a clear world of its own.
MugiHuh! But Hazy IPA and West Coast IPA sound hard just from the names! What do you even mean by the contours of the hops? Contours like a face?
Hop BroNot a face, the way the aroma and bitterness present themselves. When the contours of the hops are clear, the aroma comes in gently and the finish closes dry and crisp.
MugiI see! So that’s why names like `Mohua 2026` and `Buncho 2026` are lined up. Mohua in a Hazy IPA sounds really drinkable!
Hop BroAnd they even have an Imperial Stout like `Strange the Wise 2026`. It’s great that they’re strong on dark beers too, while also covering an APA like `Kestrel #4`.
MugiWhoa, that’s way too broad, isn’t it? If they even have `慈悲心鳥` with Kyoto Brewing, I want to drink everything! A wide lineup is tough on the wallet, but it gives you dreams!
Hop BroExactly, the fun is in following what they’re brewing in Mejiro. It makes you want to compare drinks right now, so today we might as well just wait for opening.
MugiYeah, I can’t hold out anymore! Let’s toast in Mejiro! Hop bro, just tell me which one you’re picking first!
A New Pour from Mejiro
Inkhorn Brewing is a brewery and tasting room in Mejiro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo. On its official website, it is described as a taproom open from daytime through the evening on weekdays, and it is known as a place where you can enjoy beer with the close, neighborhood feel of a small local brewery.
The post shared on Instagram this time was a new "BEER" update. We could not confirm the beer's name from the post itself, but it comes across as content that conveys how Inkhorn Brewing continues to brew and release new batches every day. The brewery has won support for series bearing bird names and beers designed so that you can clearly feel the contours of the hops.
Looking at the lineup available as a reference in 2026, the range of styles is quite broad, including `Mohua 2026`, a Hazy IPA; `Buncho 2026`, a West Coast IPA; `Strange the Wise 2026`, an Imperial Stout; `Kestrel #4`, an American Pale Ale; and the collaboration with Kyoto Brewing, `慈悲心鳥 (Jihi-Shinchō)`. It is notable for a small Mejiro brewery that it pays attention not only to standard IPAs but also to dark styles and lagers.
Inkhorn Brewing's appeal is not simply that new releases keep appearing one after another. It lies in its approach of carefully refining the aroma of the hops, the lightness of the mouthfeel, and the dry finish while continuing to make small recipe updates. In a calm location like Mejiro, the pleasure of following what beer is being finished now should be more than enough for beer lovers.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMejiro’s Inkhorn Brewing posted a new item on Instagram. A new post from Mejiro is enough to make the taproom atmosphere sound delicious.
MugiWait, there’s a brewery like that in Mejiro? That neighborhood-rooted feel is exactly the kind of place you’d want to keep going back to.
Hop BroYeah, it’s a tasting room open from daytime through the evening on weekdays. A place you can drink from daytime through the evening on weekdays is pretty dangerous for beer lovers.
MugiDangerous? But I’m curious! Why are there so many bird-themed labels? They’re cute but look so strong!
Hop BroThat series identity is what makes Inkhorn great. The series bearing bird names really gives the brand a clear world of its own.
MugiHuh! But Hazy IPA and West Coast IPA sound hard just from the names! What do you even mean by the contours of the hops? Contours like a face?
Hop BroNot a face, the way the aroma and bitterness present themselves. When the contours of the hops are clear, the aroma comes in gently and the finish closes dry and crisp.
MugiI see! So that’s why names like `Mohua 2026` and `Buncho 2026` are lined up. Mohua in a Hazy IPA sounds really drinkable!
Hop BroAnd they even have an Imperial Stout like `Strange the Wise 2026`. It’s great that they’re strong on dark beers too, while also covering an APA like `Kestrel #4`.
MugiWhoa, that’s way too broad, isn’t it? If they even have `慈悲心鳥` with Kyoto Brewing, I want to drink everything! A wide lineup is tough on the wallet, but it gives you dreams!
Hop BroExactly, the fun is in following what they’re brewing in Mejiro. It makes you want to compare drinks right now, so today we might as well just wait for opening.
MugiYeah, I can’t hold out anymore! Let’s toast in Mejiro! Hop bro, just tell me which one you’re picking first!
