Craft Beer Market Kanda Announces Two New Taps on March 15
Craft Beer Market Kanda announced two new beers on tap on Instagram to coincide with its March 15 service. The two beers now connected are CYCAD BREWING's "Kanda Tonic" and Johana Beer’s "Hakama Ale." For anyone aiming for the day’s pint at the beer pub near Kanda Station, this is a notable update.
Hop Bro速報 for Kanda beer fans: Craft Beer Market Kanda dropped two new taps on March 15!
MugiWhoa, two beers? That’s exciting! The names are Kanda Tonic and Hakama Ale, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s CYCAD BREWING’s Kanda Tonic and Johana Beer’s Hakama Ale, and they even said Kanda Tonic is running low.
MugiSeriously? Does "running low" mean the keg is almost empty? Like, I need to hurry before it disappears!?
Hop BroYep. Since a beer pub rotates taps, it basically means this is the moment to drink it while it’s on.
MugiNice! And the hours are convenient too: weekdays 11:30 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 23:00, and weekends and holidays are open straight through from noon. Amazing!
Hop BroAnd with the all-you-can-drink course, they have about 30 craft beers plus sours and whiskey, so it’s strong for anything from one drink to a full dinner gathering.
MugiBut I’m curious! Does the name Kanda Tonic mean it actually has tonic water in it?
Hop BroI think it’s just the name’s vibe. The post didn’t go into much detail on the style, but Hakama Ale should let you expect an ale-like drinking profile.
MugiGot it, so the fun is in checking it out on-site! That means checking Instagram before going is a must!
Hop BroExactly. It’s near Kanda Station, so it’s worth heading over before the keg drops and trying the two side by side.
MugiDeal! Tonight we’ll go to Craft Beer Market Kanda and have one drink first - no, let’s have two!
The taps to watch on March 15 are "Kanda Tonic" and "Hakama Ale"
In Craft Beer Market Kanda’s March 15 post, two beers were introduced as the day’s new tap additions.
- CYCAD BREWING "Kanda Tonic"
- Johana Beer "Hakama Ale"
The post also noted that there were only a few kegs left of "Kanda Tonic," so anyone interested should probably visit early. It was a fast-moving announcement, just like a place where the taps change day by day.
An easy-to-use business style for beer lovers in Kanda
The same post also included business hours and course information. On weekdays, the shop serves lunch from 11:30 to 14:00 and dinner from 17:00 to 23:00, while on weekends and holidays it runs straight through from 12:00 to 23:00, making it convenient not only after work but also for daytime drinking on days off.
In its explanation of the all-you-can-drink course, the shop highlighted a plan centered on about 30 kinds of craft beer, along with sour drinks, whiskey, and more. Around Kanda Station, that flexibility makes it easy to build plans ranging from "just one drink" to a proper dinner gathering.
Store Information
- Name: Craft Beer Market Kanda
- Type: Beer pub
- Address: MISU BLDS KANDA 1F, 1-7-5 Kaji-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
- Official site: https://www.craftbeermarket.jp/kanda/
- Original post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DV42jnak-0n/
If you enjoy following daily tap updates while comparing beers, checking Kanda’s social media before visiting should make the experience more satisfying.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop Bro速報 for Kanda beer fans: Craft Beer Market Kanda dropped two new taps on March 15!
MugiWhoa, two beers? That’s exciting! The names are Kanda Tonic and Hakama Ale, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s CYCAD BREWING’s Kanda Tonic and Johana Beer’s Hakama Ale, and they even said Kanda Tonic is running low.
MugiSeriously? Does "running low" mean the keg is almost empty? Like, I need to hurry before it disappears!?
Hop BroYep. Since a beer pub rotates taps, it basically means this is the moment to drink it while it’s on.
MugiNice! And the hours are convenient too: weekdays 11:30 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 23:00, and weekends and holidays are open straight through from noon. Amazing!
Hop BroAnd with the all-you-can-drink course, they have about 30 craft beers plus sours and whiskey, so it’s strong for anything from one drink to a full dinner gathering.
MugiBut I’m curious! Does the name Kanda Tonic mean it actually has tonic water in it?
Hop BroI think it’s just the name’s vibe. The post didn’t go into much detail on the style, but Hakama Ale should let you expect an ale-like drinking profile.
MugiGot it, so the fun is in checking it out on-site! That means checking Instagram before going is a must!
Hop BroExactly. It’s near Kanda Station, so it’s worth heading over before the keg drops and trying the two side by side.
MugiDeal! Tonight we’ll go to Craft Beer Market Kanda and have one drink first - no, let’s have two!
