Three Beers, Including BREAK EDGE “REC,” Tapped at Btaps Toranomon Hills
On April 4, three new craft beers were tapped at Btaps Toranomon Hills. This beer pub can be reached from the ticket gate without getting wet even on rainy days, and its lineup features distinct styles: Hazy IPA, Pale Ale, and Dunkel.
Hop BroThree beers were newly tapped on April 4. They’re at Btaps Toranomon Hills on B1F of Toranomon Hills Business Tower, and the best part is you can get there from the ticket gate without getting wet, even on a rainy day.
MugiWait, you can get there without getting wet? That instantly brings my rainy-day mood back up.
Hop BroAnd since it’s a beer pub with 13 taps, you can pick based on your mood that day. This time it’s an aroma-bomb IPA, a crisp Pale Ale, and a calm Dunkel.
MugiWhat is that even like? Hazy IPA already sounds fluffy from the name, but what’s it actually like?
Hop BroFirst up is BREAK EDGE’s 3. REC. It’s a Hazy IPA from Hiroshima, made with Citra and Nelson Sauvin, and it pushes tropical notes and berry-like fruitiness to the front. It’s also 7.5%, with a rich body and a long finish.
MugiWow, just hearing tropical fruitiness makes it sound delicious! But 7.5% is the kind of beer that could leave your cheeks red before you know it.
Hop BroNext is Burnt Mill’s 8. Pintle. It’s a UK Pale Ale at 4.3%, with bitterness from Citra and Cascade, but the mouthfeel is smooth and refreshing. It’s the kind of all-day beer that doesn’t wear you out, even with food.
MugiOhhh! All-day beer sounds like something you could keep drinking forever. That’s perfect for going with a meal too.
Hop BroThe last one is Gangi Brewing × Yamamorido’s 9. WILY FOX. It’s a Dunkel from Niigata, with toasty malt character layered with herbs, a hint of citrus, and floral notes. It looks dark, but the drinking experience is surprisingly crisp.
MugiWait, dark but crisp!? That’s the kind of beer that proves looks can be deceiving.
Hop BroExactly. That’s why Btaps Toranomon Hills is fun for tasting and comparing based on your mood. Whether you want an aroma-driven beer, something light and lively, or a calm finish, you can choose all of them.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! I’m setting conquering all three beers today as my goal: start with the IPA, then the Pale Ale, and finish with the Dunkel for a relaxed close.
Newly Tapped Lineup
At Btaps Toranomon Hills, located on B1F of Toranomon Hills Business Tower, a new tapping was announced on April 4, 2026. The shop’s post says you can "come without getting wet from the ticket gate," making it an easy place to enjoy craft beer even on unsettled-weather days. The interior features 13TAP craft beers, so there is plenty of room to choose according to your mood that day.
Beers Available Today
- BREAK EDGE "3. REC"
Hazy IPA, 7.5%, Hiroshima. Made with Citra and Nelson Sauvin, this beer brings tropical notes and berry-like fruitiness to the forefront. Its defining traits are a rich body and a long finish, making it a good choice for those who prioritize aroma.
- Burnt Mill "8. Pintle"
Pale Ale, 4.3%, UK. An all-day beer with bitterness derived from Citra and Cascade, paired with a smooth, refreshing mouthfeel. It is the kind of beer that can be enjoyed with food without tiring the palate.
- Gangi Brewing × Yamamorido "9. WILY FOX"
Dunkel, 4.5%, Niigata. This dark lager layers a toasty malt character with herbal notes, a hint of citrus, and floral nuances. Despite its darker appearance, its drinkability is clean and crisp.
Btaps Toranomon Hills is a beer pub in a convenient location within walking distance of Toranomon Hills Station. It is useful not only for a drink after work, but also when you want to have a daytime beer or compare multiple styles alongside a meal. The three newly tapped beers range from an aroma-forward IPA to a crisp Pale Ale and a mellow Dunkel, offering the fun of choosing based on your mood that day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThree beers were newly tapped on April 4. They’re at Btaps Toranomon Hills on B1F of Toranomon Hills Business Tower, and the best part is you can get there from the ticket gate without getting wet, even on a rainy day.
MugiWait, you can get there without getting wet? That instantly brings my rainy-day mood back up.
Hop BroAnd since it’s a beer pub with 13 taps, you can pick based on your mood that day. This time it’s an aroma-bomb IPA, a crisp Pale Ale, and a calm Dunkel.
MugiWhat is that even like? Hazy IPA already sounds fluffy from the name, but what’s it actually like?
Hop BroFirst up is BREAK EDGE’s 3. REC. It’s a Hazy IPA from Hiroshima, made with Citra and Nelson Sauvin, and it pushes tropical notes and berry-like fruitiness to the front. It’s also 7.5%, with a rich body and a long finish.
MugiWow, just hearing tropical fruitiness makes it sound delicious! But 7.5% is the kind of beer that could leave your cheeks red before you know it.
Hop BroNext is Burnt Mill’s 8. Pintle. It’s a UK Pale Ale at 4.3%, with bitterness from Citra and Cascade, but the mouthfeel is smooth and refreshing. It’s the kind of all-day beer that doesn’t wear you out, even with food.
MugiOhhh! All-day beer sounds like something you could keep drinking forever. That’s perfect for going with a meal too.
Hop BroThe last one is Gangi Brewing × Yamamorido’s 9. WILY FOX. It’s a Dunkel from Niigata, with toasty malt character layered with herbs, a hint of citrus, and floral notes. It looks dark, but the drinking experience is surprisingly crisp.
MugiWait, dark but crisp!? That’s the kind of beer that proves looks can be deceiving.
Hop BroExactly. That’s why Btaps Toranomon Hills is fun for tasting and comparing based on your mood. Whether you want an aroma-driven beer, something light and lively, or a calm finish, you can choose all of them.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! I’m setting conquering all three beers today as my goal: start with the IPA, then the Pale Ale, and finish with the Dunkel for a relaxed close.
