Three Kegs on Tap at Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka, Including OH!LA!HO BEER
The beer pub Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka has released its draft lineup for May 23. It features three kegs from OH!LA!HO BEER, Brimmer Brewing, and Kakujida Brewery, and opens at noon.
Hop BroIn the basement near Kagurazaka Station, there are three kegs tapped today. Craft Beer Server Land has put out its May 23 lineup, and it’s a pretty solid group.
MugiWait, a basement beer pub is this serious!? Opening at 12:00 noon is the kind of thing that makes daytime drinkers smile!
Hop BroThe first highlight is OH!LA!HO BEER’s Captain Crow EXPA. It’s the kind of beer where hop aroma and bitterness really stand out, so it’s one you enjoy for its presence.
MugiEXPA, what is that, a spell!? When you say hop presence, it sounds delicious, but also kind of strong and exciting!
Hop BroBasically, it puts hop aroma front and center. It can bring out citrusy or green notes, and it’s not just about bitterness - the aroma takes the lead.
MugiOhhh! Then Brimmer Brewing’s Golden Ale sounds like something easier to drink, right? Even the name feels gentle!
Hop BroExactly. Golden Ale is light, well balanced, and easy to pair with food. In contrast, Kakujida Brewery’s American Red brings out malt sweetness and toasty character more readily.
MugiWow, the lineup already sounds fun! A good tasting lineup means every beer from the first to the third has a totally different personality, right?
Hop BroRight. And these three kegs are neatly divided into hop-forward, crisp, and malt-forward roles. On a day like this, if you drink them while thinking about the order, the differences in flavor really stand out.
MugiDaytime drinking in a Kagurazaka alley sounds almost too perfect... I’ve already completely decided on my weekend beer!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Let’s head to Craft Beer Server Land and slowly appreciate the personality of each draft beer.
MugiYeah, start with Captain Crow, and finish with American Red for that satisfying last sip! I’m in the mood to toast right now!
At the beer pub `Craft Beer Server Land`, located on the basement floor near Kagurazaka Station, the draft beers for May 23 were announced. The post lists three kegs as the beers being tapped that day.
Beers tapped today
- `OH!LA!HO BEER` `Captain Crow EXPA`
- `Brimmer Brewing` `Golden Ale`
- `Kakujida Brewery` `American Red`
The lineup clearly showcases different styles, with `Captain Crow EXPA` suggesting a strong hop presence, `Golden Ale` giving the impression of an easy-drinking, crisp beer, and `American Red` likely offering the rich flavor of malt. It is a selection that should be enjoyable whether you compare them one by one or pair them with food.
According to the shop's information, it opens at 12:00 noon on this day. One of its charms is being able to relax and enjoy craft beer from the daytime in a Kagurazaka alley. For those who want to appreciate the character of draft beer, taking the time to savor it at a calm beer pub seems just right.
If you're looking for a beer to enjoy on the weekend, it would be worth checking out the draft lineup gathered from three breweries at Kagurazaka's `Craft Beer Server Land`.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn the basement near Kagurazaka Station, there are three kegs tapped today. Craft Beer Server Land has put out its May 23 lineup, and it’s a pretty solid group.
MugiWait, a basement beer pub is this serious!? Opening at 12:00 noon is the kind of thing that makes daytime drinkers smile!
Hop BroThe first highlight is OH!LA!HO BEER’s Captain Crow EXPA. It’s the kind of beer where hop aroma and bitterness really stand out, so it’s one you enjoy for its presence.
MugiEXPA, what is that, a spell!? When you say hop presence, it sounds delicious, but also kind of strong and exciting!
Hop BroBasically, it puts hop aroma front and center. It can bring out citrusy or green notes, and it’s not just about bitterness - the aroma takes the lead.
MugiOhhh! Then Brimmer Brewing’s Golden Ale sounds like something easier to drink, right? Even the name feels gentle!
Hop BroExactly. Golden Ale is light, well balanced, and easy to pair with food. In contrast, Kakujida Brewery’s American Red brings out malt sweetness and toasty character more readily.
MugiWow, the lineup already sounds fun! A good tasting lineup means every beer from the first to the third has a totally different personality, right?
Hop BroRight. And these three kegs are neatly divided into hop-forward, crisp, and malt-forward roles. On a day like this, if you drink them while thinking about the order, the differences in flavor really stand out.
MugiDaytime drinking in a Kagurazaka alley sounds almost too perfect... I’ve already completely decided on my weekend beer!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Let’s head to Craft Beer Server Land and slowly appreciate the personality of each draft beer.
MugiYeah, start with Captain Crow, and finish with American Red for that satisfying last sip! I’m in the mood to toast right now!
