Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing Makes Its First Appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest, with the Head Brewer Joining
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba, Ibaraki, will make its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest held on the JR Matsudo Station west exit deck from May 4 to 6. On the first two days, Head Brewer Karsten will also be on site, serving German-style draft beer.
Hop BroThe news that Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba is making its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest is pretty exciting, right?
MugiWhoa! First time in Matsudo? That really makes it feel like an event, and I’m excited!
Hop BroAnd the venue is the JR Matsudo Station west exit deck, so it’s easy to drop by casually.
MugiOhhh! But what’s different about German-style draft beer compared to regular beer?
Hop BroIn short, it’s about valuing traditional methods and recipes. It tends to bring out a crisp drinkability and the toasty aroma of malt.
MugiWhat! And Karsten himself will be at the venue? Getting to meet the brewer in person is seriously huge, isn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. Since Head Brewer Karsten will be there for the two days of May 4 and 5, it’s a chance to drink while hearing stories straight from the maker.
MugiBut hey, I hear the word taproom a lot, and if there are 8 to 10 beers at all times, won’t I get lost trying to choose?
Hop BroThat’s part of the fun. With standards and seasonal beers side by side, the trick is to decide your direction with the first pint and then go adventurous with the second.
MugiI see! If I can drink a taste that was nurtured at the Tsukuba base in Matsudo, then I really have to go!
Hop BroYeah, being able to taste that character directly at the festival venue is rare, and it’s the kind of thing that makes you want to head to the Tsukuba taproom afterward too.
MugiThen I’m starting with one drink in Matsudo and fully ready to kick off the tasting tour!
Hop BroDeal. It’s the kind of booth that makes you want to raise a toast at the end anyway.
First appearance in Matsudo
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing will make its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest, held on the JR Matsudo Station west exit deck from May 4 to 6. In a post, the brewery said it will serve German-style draft beer on site, and that Head Brewer Karsten will also be at the venue for the two days of May 4 and 5.
The brewery operates a brewing facility and beer restaurant in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture. On its official website, it says that as a brewery run by Germans, it makes beer based on traditional German methods and recipes. Its taproom is known for offering a lineup of 8 to 10 beers at all times, combining standards with seasonal selections.
This appearance in Matsudo will be an opportunity to bring the German-style beer cultivated at its Tsukuba base directly to the event venue. Because the festival is being held at a site directly connected to the station, it will be easy to stop by while shopping or on the way somewhere. Since this is an event where the brewery’s character comes through clearly, it will be worth comparing the beers and checking out what makes Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing distinctive.
At its main location in Tsukuba, the brewery operates as a taproom and beer restaurant where guests can enjoy food and beer while looking out at the brewery itself. Its first appearance in Matsudo may also serve as a chance to learn more about that background.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe news that Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba is making its first appearance at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest is pretty exciting, right?
MugiWhoa! First time in Matsudo? That really makes it feel like an event, and I’m excited!
Hop BroAnd the venue is the JR Matsudo Station west exit deck, so it’s easy to drop by casually.
MugiOhhh! But what’s different about German-style draft beer compared to regular beer?
Hop BroIn short, it’s about valuing traditional methods and recipes. It tends to bring out a crisp drinkability and the toasty aroma of malt.
MugiWhat! And Karsten himself will be at the venue? Getting to meet the brewer in person is seriously huge, isn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. Since Head Brewer Karsten will be there for the two days of May 4 and 5, it’s a chance to drink while hearing stories straight from the maker.
MugiBut hey, I hear the word taproom a lot, and if there are 8 to 10 beers at all times, won’t I get lost trying to choose?
Hop BroThat’s part of the fun. With standards and seasonal beers side by side, the trick is to decide your direction with the first pint and then go adventurous with the second.
MugiI see! If I can drink a taste that was nurtured at the Tsukuba base in Matsudo, then I really have to go!
Hop BroYeah, being able to taste that character directly at the festival venue is rare, and it’s the kind of thing that makes you want to head to the Tsukuba taproom afterward too.
MugiThen I’m starting with one drink in Matsudo and fully ready to kick off the tasting tour!
Hop BroDeal. It’s the kind of booth that makes you want to raise a toast at the end anyway.
