Hinomoto Brewing Unveils an Eight-Beer Tap List in Komagome
Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand in Honkomagome, Tokyo, will open from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Monday, September 14. The lineup features Amber Lager, Little Thing, Saburo Hazy, and other house beers spanning lagers, IPAs, gose, bitter, and stout.
Hop BroHinmoto Brewing & Beer Stand in Hon-Komagome, Tokyo has unveiled a new 10-tap lineup. On Monday, September 14, it will be open from 5 to 11 p.m.
MugiWhoa, ten taps to choose from? I love options, but I might turn into a beer statue while staring at the menu!
Hop BroThe range runs from light to rich, which is great. I’m especially drawn to the 5.5% Amber Lager.
MugiSo an amber lager is a brownish lager? And does dry hopping mean they dry the hops first?
Hop BroClose! Dry hopping means adding hops later in the process to boost aroma without adding too much bitterness. It makes this a fragrant, crisp lager.
MugiOh, nice! A clean lager with hop aroma sounds perfect for the first pint!
Hop BroFor an even lighter start, there’s Little Thing at 4.5%. It’s a Dry Hopped Session Ale, made for an easy-going drinking pace.
MugiA session ale? Does every beer take turns doing a guitar solo? Is this a live music beer venue?
Hop BroI’d attend that show! “Session” means it’s designed to stay drinkable over several rounds—generally a beer built for lingering.
MugiBut I want something bold too! Saburo Hazy is 7%, and Rolling Lolly is 7.5%—they sound like the stars of round two!
Hop BroExactly. There’s also the 6.5% Belgian IPA Mashup IPA Ekuanot, Pineapple Gose, and Belgian stout Kurodori #4. Just note that Komagome Best Bitter is running low.
MugiA casual counter spot with kaki-pi snacks and dagashi for tasting flights? Amazing! Let’s make it a Komagome beer adventure, Hop Bro!
Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand, a brewery and taproom in Honkomagome, Bunkyo, Tokyo, has announced its tap list for Monday, September 14. The stand will be open from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., with Wednesdays remaining its regular closing day.
The list includes eight beers across a broad range of styles. Amber Lager is a 5.5% Dry Hopped Amber Lager, combining a clean lager profile with added hop aroma. Little Thing, a 4.5% Dry Hopped Session Ale, offers a lighter option for an easy start.
For hop-forward drinkers, the lineup includes the 7% Hazy IPA Saburo Hazy, the 6.5% Belgian IPA Mashup IPA Ekuanot, and the 7.5% American IPA Rolling Lolly. The selection also moves beyond IPA with Pineapple Gose, a 5% gose made with pineapple, and Komagome Best Bitter, a 4.5% English Best Bitter that was noted as being low in stock.
Rounding out the list is Kurodori #4, a 7% Belgian Stout with a darker, richer profile. With options ranging from refreshing lager and session ale to hazy IPA, tart fruit beer, bitter, and stout, the tap list offers several ways to explore the brewery’s house-made beers in one visit.
The venue is a casual brewery taproom near Komagome Station, centered around counter and standing-room seating. Regular food offerings are limited mainly to light snacks such as kaki-pea crackers and dagashi, keeping the focus on the beer. Tap availability may change, so visitors should check the latest information before heading out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHinmoto Brewing & Beer Stand in Hon-Komagome, Tokyo has unveiled a new 10-tap lineup. On Monday, September 14, it will be open from 5 to 11 p.m.
MugiWhoa, ten taps to choose from? I love options, but I might turn into a beer statue while staring at the menu!
Hop BroThe range runs from light to rich, which is great. I’m especially drawn to the 5.5% Amber Lager.
MugiSo an amber lager is a brownish lager? And does dry hopping mean they dry the hops first?
Hop BroClose! Dry hopping means adding hops later in the process to boost aroma without adding too much bitterness. It makes this a fragrant, crisp lager.
MugiOh, nice! A clean lager with hop aroma sounds perfect for the first pint!
Hop BroFor an even lighter start, there’s Little Thing at 4.5%. It’s a Dry Hopped Session Ale, made for an easy-going drinking pace.
MugiA session ale? Does every beer take turns doing a guitar solo? Is this a live music beer venue?
Hop BroI’d attend that show! “Session” means it’s designed to stay drinkable over several rounds—generally a beer built for lingering.
MugiBut I want something bold too! Saburo Hazy is 7%, and Rolling Lolly is 7.5%—they sound like the stars of round two!
Hop BroExactly. There’s also the 6.5% Belgian IPA Mashup IPA Ekuanot, Pineapple Gose, and Belgian stout Kurodori #4. Just note that Komagome Best Bitter is running low.
MugiA casual counter spot with kaki-pi snacks and dagashi for tasting flights? Amazing! Let’s make it a Komagome beer adventure, Hop Bro!
