Btaps Toranomon Hills Store Introduces Four Beers, Including Monkish and Yokosuka Beer
Btaps Toranomon Hills Store introduced four beers as new taps on April 17, 2026. The lineup features Break Edge Beer Works, Monkish Brewing, Y.MARKET BREWING, and Yokosuka Beer, offering the kind of tasting experience you would expect from a place with 13 taps.
Hop BroToday, the new taps at Btaps Toranomon Hills Store are seriously hot. Four beers have arrived all at once, and it is a lineup you can really compare and taste side by side, just like you would expect from a 13-tap bar.
MugiWhat! Four beers is already a lot, but do they all really have different personalities? Now I am curious about this made-for-tasting-comparisons thing!
Hop BroFirst up is BREAK EDGE Beer Works’ SAVE. It is a Hazy IPA at 7.5%, with Nelson, Motueka, and Mosaic working together to give it a clearly defined aroma.
MugiWhoa, Nelson and Motueka and all that suddenly sounds like a spell! There are so many hop names that my brain is getting covered in foam!
Hop BroSimply put, hops are ingredients for aroma. Nelson gives a white-grape-like character, Motueka brings lime notes, and Mosaic leans tropical. So SAVE is the kind of beer with rich layers of aroma.
MugiI get it! Then Monkish Brewing’s Los Angeles Monkish of Anaheim must be even more flashy!
Hop BroExactly. It is a DDH Hazy DIPA at 8.5%, with a luxe lineup of Galaxy, Enigma, Cashmere, Krush, and Citra. It feels like a full-throttle hop assault, and anyone who loves aroma will be hooked.
MugiDDH is another new term! Does that mean double dry-hopped? It already sounds strong just from the name!
Hop BroThat’s right. It stands for Double Dry Hopped, a method where hops are added again after fermentation to boost aroma. That is why Monkish has far more aromatic punch, and even on the same table it really stands out.
MugiThe domestic beers are great too! Y.MARKET’s Purple Sky Pale Ale sounds citrusy and easy to drink, and Yokosuka Beer’s Yokosuka Weizen has a gentle feel. Honestly, I want to try them all!
Hop BroAt Btaps Toranomon Hills Store, the best part is being able to compare American and domestic beers all at once through 13-tap tasting. It is the kind of place where you can stop by after work and happily decide which one to start with.
MugiI have decided! I’ll start with the Weizen, then the Hazy IPA, and after that the DIPA! I am in bar-hopping mode tonight, and now I want to go drink with you, Hop!
On April 17, 2026, Btaps Toranomon Hills Store released its new tap announcement. The post featured four labels from BREAK EDGE Beer Works, Monkish Brewing, Y.MARKET BREWING, and Yokosuka Beer, all bringing together craft beers with distinct personalities.
Lineup of the Day
- SAVE / Hazy IPA 7.5% / BREAK EDGE Beer Works
- Los Angeles Monkish of Anaheim / DDH Hazy DIPA 8.5% / Monkish Brewing
- Purple Sky Pale Ale / American Pale Ale 5.5% / Y.MARKET BREWING
- Yokosuka Weizen / Hefe Weizen 5% / Yokosuka Beer
Monkish’s "Los Angeles Monkish of Anaheim" is a DDH Hazy DIPA made with Galaxy, Enigma, Cashmere, Krush, and Citra. It is a beer for people who want to really enjoy a strong hop presence. Meanwhile, "SAVE" is a Hazy IPA that uses Nelson and Motueka aromas with Mosaic, and is presented as a beer with a clearly defined aroma profile.
Among the domestic lineup, Y.MARKET’s "Purple Sky Pale Ale" appears as an American Pale Ale with a refreshing, citrus-like drinkability. In addition, "Yokosuka Weizen" is a beer characteristic of Yokosuka Beer in Kanagawa, with the soft mouthfeel derived from wheat and a fruity aroma.
Btaps Toranomon Hills Store is a beer pub located on B1F of Toranomon Hills Business Tower, and its appeal is that it serves 13 taps of craft beer that change daily. The glass-walled interior has an open feel, with both counter and table seating, making it easy to use for everything from a drink after work to a meal. It is also conveniently accessible from Toranomon Hills Station, making it an easy stop when you want to compare different labels in central Tokyo.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, the new taps at Btaps Toranomon Hills Store are seriously hot. Four beers have arrived all at once, and it is a lineup you can really compare and taste side by side, just like you would expect from a 13-tap bar.
MugiWhat! Four beers is already a lot, but do they all really have different personalities? Now I am curious about this made-for-tasting-comparisons thing!
Hop BroFirst up is BREAK EDGE Beer Works’ SAVE. It is a Hazy IPA at 7.5%, with Nelson, Motueka, and Mosaic working together to give it a clearly defined aroma.
MugiWhoa, Nelson and Motueka and all that suddenly sounds like a spell! There are so many hop names that my brain is getting covered in foam!
Hop BroSimply put, hops are ingredients for aroma. Nelson gives a white-grape-like character, Motueka brings lime notes, and Mosaic leans tropical. So SAVE is the kind of beer with rich layers of aroma.
MugiI get it! Then Monkish Brewing’s Los Angeles Monkish of Anaheim must be even more flashy!
Hop BroExactly. It is a DDH Hazy DIPA at 8.5%, with a luxe lineup of Galaxy, Enigma, Cashmere, Krush, and Citra. It feels like a full-throttle hop assault, and anyone who loves aroma will be hooked.
MugiDDH is another new term! Does that mean double dry-hopped? It already sounds strong just from the name!
Hop BroThat’s right. It stands for Double Dry Hopped, a method where hops are added again after fermentation to boost aroma. That is why Monkish has far more aromatic punch, and even on the same table it really stands out.
MugiThe domestic beers are great too! Y.MARKET’s Purple Sky Pale Ale sounds citrusy and easy to drink, and Yokosuka Beer’s Yokosuka Weizen has a gentle feel. Honestly, I want to try them all!
Hop BroAt Btaps Toranomon Hills Store, the best part is being able to compare American and domestic beers all at once through 13-tap tasting. It is the kind of place where you can stop by after work and happily decide which one to start with.
MugiI have decided! I’ll start with the Weizen, then the Hazy IPA, and after that the DIPA! I am in bar-hopping mode tonight, and now I want to go drink with you, Hop!
