West Coast Brewing Tap Takeover Held at BEER&CRAFT in Gifu
BEER&CRAFT in Gifu City shared photos on Instagram from its monthly craft beer event. The post said that the day before, it held a West Coast Brewing tap takeover, featuring six lager-style beers on tap.
Hop BroAt BEER&CRAFT in Gifu City, a West Coast Brewing TTO was held. It was just a monthly event report, but this one was especially lively.
MugiWait, what is TTO? Tap takeover sounds like the name of a pretty intense event!
Hop BroBasically, it's a day when one brewery takes center stage on tap. This time, the key point was that they lined up six lagers.
MugiOhhh! I thought West Coast Brewing was the kind of place that makes hazy IPAs, but they do lagers too?
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. This was a chance to show off WCB's lager quality. They can deliver not just crispness, but aroma and body too.
MugiWow, that sounds kind of technical... but is it one of those things you understand when you drink it? Like, easy to drink but surprisingly deep?
Hop BroExactly, that's it! And BEER&CRAFT is a beer pub built around craft beer and burgers, so you can enjoy the pairings too.
MugiWait, it's near Meitetsu Gifu Station, and that silver thing is the landmark! An Airstream as the sign is already super stylish.
Hop BroOwner Mr. Shibata started it because he himself loves craft beer, so he's good at serving tastings that highlight each brewery's character.
MugiDrinking alongside the regulars sounds fun too! You can feel the energy of the monthly event even just from the photos.
Hop BroWhen the weather is nice, the terrace seats feel great too, so this is definitely one of those times when one glass isn't enough. Reading about it makes me want to go right now.
MugiI know! Start with a lager today, then finish with a burger! Let's go toast in Gifu!
BEER&CRAFT, located in Suminoe-cho, Gifu City, near Meitetsu Gifu Station, is a beer pub centered on craft beer and hamburgers. Marked by a silver Airstream trailer, it is a place where you can enjoy a drink in a relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of the American West Coast.
What was shared on Instagram this time was a report on the monthly craft beer event. The post said, "Yesterday we held a West Coast Brewing tap takeover," conveying how guests raised glass after glass together with regular customers. It also noted that this time the lineup featured six lager-style beers, offering even those who think of WCB mainly as a hazy IPA brewery a chance to experience the quality of its lagers.
Owner Mr. Shibata says he started the shop out of his own love for craft beer. A hallmark of BEER&CRAFT is the ability to connect beers selected from breweries across Japan and enjoy comparisons that bring each brewery's character to the forefront during events. This time, it was described as a day that showed that "easy to drink" does not mean "lacking depth," once again highlighting the wide range of craft beer. When the weather is pleasant, the terrace seats are also comfortable, making it a great place to slowly savor the afterglow of an event.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt BEER&CRAFT in Gifu City, a West Coast Brewing TTO was held. It was just a monthly event report, but this one was especially lively.
MugiWait, what is TTO? Tap takeover sounds like the name of a pretty intense event!
Hop BroBasically, it's a day when one brewery takes center stage on tap. This time, the key point was that they lined up six lagers.
MugiOhhh! I thought West Coast Brewing was the kind of place that makes hazy IPAs, but they do lagers too?
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. This was a chance to show off WCB's lager quality. They can deliver not just crispness, but aroma and body too.
MugiWow, that sounds kind of technical... but is it one of those things you understand when you drink it? Like, easy to drink but surprisingly deep?
Hop BroExactly, that's it! And BEER&CRAFT is a beer pub built around craft beer and burgers, so you can enjoy the pairings too.
MugiWait, it's near Meitetsu Gifu Station, and that silver thing is the landmark! An Airstream as the sign is already super stylish.
Hop BroOwner Mr. Shibata started it because he himself loves craft beer, so he's good at serving tastings that highlight each brewery's character.
MugiDrinking alongside the regulars sounds fun too! You can feel the energy of the monthly event even just from the photos.
Hop BroWhen the weather is nice, the terrace seats feel great too, so this is definitely one of those times when one glass isn't enough. Reading about it makes me want to go right now.
MugiI know! Start with a lager today, then finish with a burger! Let's go toast in Gifu!
