Craft Beer Kitchen Kokorono Tsuki in Yokohama shares its July 7 tap list
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokorono Tsuki, a beer pub in Noge, Yokohama, posted its July 7 tap list. The lineup includes six beers from Garden Path Fermentation, Devil Craft Brewery, Hop Kotan Brewing, Odawara Garage Brewing, and Fort George Brewery, with doors opening at 3 p.m.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Kokoro no Tsuki’s tap list. Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki, a beer pub in Noge, Yokohama, is opening at 3 p.m. on July 7 with six beers on draft.
MugiWhat! A 3 p.m. opening is dangerous in the best way. Afternoon craft beer feels like a reward and a bad decision at the same time!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is stacked. Garden Path and Fort George are on the same board as Devil Craft Brewery, Hoppokotan Brewery, and Odawara Garage Brewing.
MugiWait, what does on the same board even mean? Are the beers lining up for a class photo?
Hop BroIn beer terms, the tap board means the list of draft beers pouring that day. You can compare all six and pick your next glass while checking out both Japanese and overseas breweries.
MugiNo way, and the names go hard. Hiromokuten Bakushu and epana sound less like beers and more like finishing moves!
Hop BroThat contrast is the fun part. Sherman IPA tells you the style right away, while Garden Path’s The Twisted Branch Out pulls you in with pure mystery.
MugiHold on, what is IPA again? My brain keeps filing it under secret organization.
Hop BroIt’s a hop-forward beer style with bright aroma and a firmer bitter edge. Put that next to Hoppokotan’s characterful picks, Garage Brewing’s 8 Beat, and Devil Craft’s Seize the Throne, and your preferences start expanding fast.
Hop BroAnd this place pairs beer with Chinese-style snacks, which makes the whole thing even more dangerous. In a calm pub setting, working through the taps one by one just makes sense.
MugiNoge plus that combo is unfair. Walking distance from Hinodecho Station means I’d already be climbing to the second floor of the LR Building.
Hop BroSo that settles it. For a first pint in the afternoon, we need to hit Kokoro no Tsuki and seriously debate whether to start safe with Sherman IPA or jump straight into adventure with Hiromokuten Bakushu.
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokorono Tsuki is a beer pub on the second floor of the LR Building in Miyagawa-cho, Naka Ward, Yokohama. The shop pairs craft beer with Chinese-style snacks, and its July 7 post introduced a six-beer "Today's Tap List."
The lineup for the day was:
- Garden Path Fermentation / The Twisted Branch Out
- Devil Craft Brewery / Seize the Throne
- Hop Kotan Brewing / Hirometen Beer
- Odawara Garage Brewing / 8 Beat
- Fort George Brewery / Sherman IPA
- Hop Kotan Brewing / epana
The list brings together beers from both Japanese and overseas breweries, making it an easy place to compare different characters side by side. The lineup also mixes a clearly styled beer like Sherman IPA with distinctive names such as Hirometen Beer and epana, which should appeal to drinkers who like exploring beyond their usual choices.
Set in the Noge area and within walking distance of Hinodecho Station, the pub has a relaxed, casual atmosphere that suits slow beer drinking. On July 7, the shop announced a 3 p.m. opening, making it a convenient stop for an early afternoon pint with food.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Kokoro no Tsuki’s tap list. Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki, a beer pub in Noge, Yokohama, is opening at 3 p.m. on July 7 with six beers on draft.
MugiWhat! A 3 p.m. opening is dangerous in the best way. Afternoon craft beer feels like a reward and a bad decision at the same time!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is stacked. Garden Path and Fort George are on the same board as Devil Craft Brewery, Hoppokotan Brewery, and Odawara Garage Brewing.
MugiWait, what does on the same board even mean? Are the beers lining up for a class photo?
Hop BroIn beer terms, the tap board means the list of draft beers pouring that day. You can compare all six and pick your next glass while checking out both Japanese and overseas breweries.
MugiNo way, and the names go hard. Hiromokuten Bakushu and epana sound less like beers and more like finishing moves!
Hop BroThat contrast is the fun part. Sherman IPA tells you the style right away, while Garden Path’s The Twisted Branch Out pulls you in with pure mystery.
MugiHold on, what is IPA again? My brain keeps filing it under secret organization.
Hop BroIt’s a hop-forward beer style with bright aroma and a firmer bitter edge. Put that next to Hoppokotan’s characterful picks, Garage Brewing’s 8 Beat, and Devil Craft’s Seize the Throne, and your preferences start expanding fast.
Hop BroAnd this place pairs beer with Chinese-style snacks, which makes the whole thing even more dangerous. In a calm pub setting, working through the taps one by one just makes sense.
MugiNoge plus that combo is unfair. Walking distance from Hinodecho Station means I’d already be climbing to the second floor of the LR Building.
Hop BroSo that settles it. For a first pint in the afternoon, we need to hit Kokoro no Tsuki and seriously debate whether to start safe with Sherman IPA or jump straight into adventure with Hiromokuten Bakushu.
