Craft Beer Server Land lists two taps for July 9, including Chichibu Bakushu’s "Sawayaka Kuma Lager"
Craft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka updated its tap list for July 9, featuring two Japanese craft beers: Chichibu Bakushu’s "Sawayaka Kuma no Lager" and Yatsugatake Touchdown’s "Fast Down."
Hop BroCraft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka is keeping it to a two-keg lineup on July 9. It’s a neat side-by-side with Chichibu Bakushu and Yatsugatake Touchdown.
MugiWait, only two? So it’s more of a comparison-friendly setup? I thought bigger tap lists were automatically more fun!
Hop BroFirst up is Chichibu Bakushu’s Sawayaka Kuma no Lager. Just from the name, you can picture a crisp, easy first pour.
MugiWhoa, hold on, what is a lager exactly? My current understanding is basically “it sounds kind of sharp and tidy.”
Hop BroVery simply, it’s a beer style often brewed cooler so it comes across as clean and easy-drinking. That makes it a strong choice for the first toast.
MugiOkay, that helps! So even with “bear” in the name, it still sounds like a smooth sipper. Cute bear, dangerous glass level.
Hop BroThe other keg is Yatsugatake Touchdown’s Fast Down. There’s barely any flashy description, which honestly makes me want to taste it even more.
MugiThat name has serious speed energy. It sounds less like a beer and more like I should buckle my seatbelt before the first sip!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of a short tap list. With only two beers, it’s easier to focus on the character of each keg like aroma, texture, and finish.
MugiA quiet beer comparison in a basement pub in Shinjuku’s Kagurazaka area is such a perfect grown-up detour. I’m already planning the order in my head.
Hop BroSame here. When the lineup is this stripped back, a calm tasting session feels extra luxurious, and now I want both pours immediately.
MugiThat settles it. I want to get to Craft Beer Server Land and check out tonight’s two taps for myself. Hop bro, save me a seat!
On Thursday, July 9, Craft Beer Server Land announced a simple two-beer tap lineup. The post lists:
- Chichibu Bakushu "Sawayaka Kuma no Lager"
- Yatsugatake Touchdown "Fast Down"
and notes that these are the only two kegs on offer. With a compact list like this, the focus shifts naturally to the differences between each pour.
"Sawayaka Kuma no Lager" is a beer whose name immediately suggests a clean, lager-driven profile. It looks like an easy candidate for the first glass of the day, especially for drinkers who enjoy starting with something crisp. "Fast Down," from Yatsugatake Touchdown, has a strong brand-specific name and invites a slower comparison glass by glass. The appeal here is not a long roster, but the chance to read the tap list closely and enjoy each beer on its own terms.
Craft Beer Server Land is a beer pub located in the basement floor of the Oikawa Building in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku. It is the kind of place where beer fans can follow day-to-day tap updates and keep track of what is pouring right now. For July 9, the lineup is concise, and that makes the tasting experience straightforward: two beers, two brewery names, and two different reasons to stop by.
Source: Instagram post
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCraft Beer Server Land in Kagurazaka is keeping it to a two-keg lineup on July 9. It’s a neat side-by-side with Chichibu Bakushu and Yatsugatake Touchdown.
MugiWait, only two? So it’s more of a comparison-friendly setup? I thought bigger tap lists were automatically more fun!
Hop BroFirst up is Chichibu Bakushu’s Sawayaka Kuma no Lager. Just from the name, you can picture a crisp, easy first pour.
MugiWhoa, hold on, what is a lager exactly? My current understanding is basically “it sounds kind of sharp and tidy.”
Hop BroVery simply, it’s a beer style often brewed cooler so it comes across as clean and easy-drinking. That makes it a strong choice for the first toast.
MugiOkay, that helps! So even with “bear” in the name, it still sounds like a smooth sipper. Cute bear, dangerous glass level.
Hop BroThe other keg is Yatsugatake Touchdown’s Fast Down. There’s barely any flashy description, which honestly makes me want to taste it even more.
MugiThat name has serious speed energy. It sounds less like a beer and more like I should buckle my seatbelt before the first sip!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of a short tap list. With only two beers, it’s easier to focus on the character of each keg like aroma, texture, and finish.
MugiA quiet beer comparison in a basement pub in Shinjuku’s Kagurazaka area is such a perfect grown-up detour. I’m already planning the order in my head.
Hop BroSame here. When the lineup is this stripped back, a calm tasting session feels extra luxurious, and now I want both pours immediately.
MugiThat settles it. I want to get to Craft Beer Server Land and check out tonight’s two taps for myself. Hop bro, save me a seat!
