CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch adds four guest taps, including OUR BREWING
CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch, located on the first floor of TOKYO TORCH Tokiwa-bashi Tower in Otemachi, introduced four guest beers from OUR BREWING, Oni Densetsu, Kyoto Brewing, and T.Y. Harbor Brewery.
Hop BroBig news out of Otemachi today: four guest kegs opened at CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch, with taps from OUR BREWING, Oni Densetsu, Kyoto Brewing, and T.Y.Harbor Brewery.
MugiWhat? That's way too stacked. What beers are on?
Hop BroThe lineup is OUR BREWING's Keyaki Lager, Oni Densetsu's Kinoni Pale Ale Luminosa Single, Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure, and T.Y.Harbor Brewery's Peach Tea Sour. The summer range is wide.
MugiHold on, Luminosa Single sounds like a spell. Or a finishing move.
Hop BroIt does, but it's a hop thing. Single-hop Luminosa means the aroma is built around just that hop, so the pale ale shows its hop character really clearly.
MugiWhoa, so now I'm facing the where do I start crisis.
Hop BroFor a first pint, Keyaki Lager is the safe move. A crisp lager opener gets your palate ready before you dive deeper.
MugiSafe move? You're clearly luring me into a rabbit hole. If I want something fruity, Peach Tea Sour is calling me.
Hop BroThat's a strong pick. It feels like peach-and-tea fruitiness wrapped into a sour ale, which should hit perfectly in hot weather.
MugiWhat about Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure? The name alone feels like a moody summer beer.
Hop BroThat's the seasonal one built for warmer days. It's session IPA territory, so it stays light enough for a tasting run. And the Sierra Nevada Triple they tapped earlier is reportedly moving fast too, so the tap list sounds busy.
MugiAnd they have gyoza and Mao-style fried chicken too? That's a beer-thief menu. Now I want to chase all four taps after work.
Hop BroExactly. Around Tokyo Station and Otemachi, having the perfect gyoza pairing on top of that lineup is dangerous, and they even have a two-hour all-you-can-drink party plan. I already don't trust myself to stop at one.
MugiSame. Tonight I want to launch a full tasting-flight mission at CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch!
Guest tap lineup
CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch in Otemachi has shared a fresh guest-beer update for the start of summer. In its July 7 post, the shop highlighted four draft additions:
- OUR BREWING `Keyaki Lager`
- Oni Densetsu `Kinoni Pale Ale Lumino Single`
- Kyoto Brewing `Natsu no Kimagure`
- T.Y. Harbor Brewery `Peach Tea Sour`
The lineup covers a wide range of beer styles, from lager and pale ale to a seasonal session-IPA-style beer and a fruit-forward sour. If you want a crisp, easy first pour, Keyaki Lager is the obvious place to start. For hop character, the Oni Densetsu pale ale looks like the most aromatic option. Peach Tea Sour brings a brighter, fruit-driven profile, while Kyoto Brewing's summer seasonal fits the hot-weather mood.
The post also notes that a Sierra Nevada triple opened earlier and has been pouring quickly, so there is already momentum on the taps. That means visitors should find more than one direction to explore, whether they want something light, hoppy, or more expressive.
The shop itself is a beer pub in the TOKYO TORCH area near Tokyo Station and Otemachi, with a casual setup built around craft beer and gyoza-friendly food. It also offers party plans with two hours of free-flow craft beer, plus dishes like appetizers, shrimp crackers, pork dumplings, falafel, and spicy fried chicken. It is the kind of place that works for a quick pint after work or a small group looking to compare beers over dinner.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBig news out of Otemachi today: four guest kegs opened at CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch, with taps from OUR BREWING, Oni Densetsu, Kyoto Brewing, and T.Y.Harbor Brewery.
MugiWhat? That's way too stacked. What beers are on?
Hop BroThe lineup is OUR BREWING's Keyaki Lager, Oni Densetsu's Kinoni Pale Ale Luminosa Single, Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure, and T.Y.Harbor Brewery's Peach Tea Sour. The summer range is wide.
MugiHold on, Luminosa Single sounds like a spell. Or a finishing move.
Hop BroIt does, but it's a hop thing. Single-hop Luminosa means the aroma is built around just that hop, so the pale ale shows its hop character really clearly.
MugiWhoa, so now I'm facing the where do I start crisis.
Hop BroFor a first pint, Keyaki Lager is the safe move. A crisp lager opener gets your palate ready before you dive deeper.
MugiSafe move? You're clearly luring me into a rabbit hole. If I want something fruity, Peach Tea Sour is calling me.
Hop BroThat's a strong pick. It feels like peach-and-tea fruitiness wrapped into a sour ale, which should hit perfectly in hot weather.
MugiWhat about Kyoto Brewing's Natsu no Kimagure? The name alone feels like a moody summer beer.
Hop BroThat's the seasonal one built for warmer days. It's session IPA territory, so it stays light enough for a tasting run. And the Sierra Nevada Triple they tapped earlier is reportedly moving fast too, so the tap list sounds busy.
MugiAnd they have gyoza and Mao-style fried chicken too? That's a beer-thief menu. Now I want to chase all four taps after work.
Hop BroExactly. Around Tokyo Station and Otemachi, having the perfect gyoza pairing on top of that lineup is dangerous, and they even have a two-hour all-you-can-drink party plan. I already don't trust myself to stop at one.
MugiSame. Tonight I want to launch a full tasting-flight mission at CRAFT BEER Market Tokyo Torch!
