Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki posts June 12 tap list in Yokohama
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki, a beer pub in Yokohama’s Noge area, has posted its Friday, June 12 tap list. The lineup includes Migration Brewing, a Nomcraft Brewing x Repubrew collaboration, and a Black Tide Brewing collaboration.
Hop BroToday’s Kokoro no Tsuki tap list is a strong one. At Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki in Noge, Yokohama, they’ve lined up six beers for June 12, and the mix of domestic and overseas breweries looks really sharp.
MugiWait, six beers on tap? That’s not a lineup, that’s a trap for indecisive people like me! And craft beer with Chinese food in Noge sounds unfairly good.
Hop BroThat pairing is the whole point. You’ve got Migration Brewing’s Chasing Dreams, Nomcraft Brewing x Repubrew’s Soupy Weizen, and Hobukotan Brewery x Black Tide Brewing’s One Lap Behind, so two collab brews are part of the draw.
MugiSoupy Weizen is such a wild name! It says a wheat beer style, but what does weizen actually mean here? Is it soup? Is it bread in a glass?
Hop BroNot soup, fortunately. A weizen uses wheat, so it often feels softer and smoother, with a fluffy aroma. Brewers might call that wheat-driven softness, but basically it just means easy, rounded drinking.
MugiOhhh, not liquid bread then! Still, following the beer names while tasting sounds fun. One Lap Behind already feels emotionally relatable for my cardio life.
Hop BroThe naming is part of the fun. Barbaric Works has Edomond, Echoes Brewing brings The Wave, and Hobukotan also has Misty Way, so there’s name-by-name personality across the whole list.
MugiAnd the food lineup is ridiculous. Steamed chicken with green peppercorn sauce, mapo tofu, Shanghai-style fried noodles, drool-worthy wontons... that’s serious snack pressure on every pint.
Hop BroThat’s where the place really knows what it’s doing. The dishes can catch the beer’s aroma and bitterness, which is basically the magic of pairing. Sounds fancy, but it just means each bite makes you want the next sip.
Mugi“Each bite calls the next sip” is dangerously convincing. And if they open at 3 p.m., this is perfect for a slow Noge beer crawl before the evening crowd.
Hop BroExactly. You can wander in early and spend half the fun deciding whether to start with Soupy Weizen or go straight for the collabs. This is a Noge first-stop if I’ve ever seen one.
MugiThen it’s settled. I’m fully in a compare-them-all mood now. Give me a table full of Chinese snacks and a glass at Kokoro no Tsuki immediately.
June 12 tap list
Craft Beer Kitchen Kokoronotsuki, located on the second floor of the LR Building in Miyagawa-cho, Noge, Yokohama, posted its Friday, June 12 tap list. The beer pub focuses on craft beer and Chinese dishes, and this update shows six beers available for the day.
Beers on tap
- Migration Brewing - Chasing Dreams
- Nomcraft Brewing x Repubrew - Soupy Weizen
- 忽布古丹醸造 x Black Tide Brewing - One Lap Behind
- Barbaric Works - Edomond
- Echoes Brewing - The Wave
- 忽布古丹醸造 - Misty Way
The lineup combines Japanese and overseas breweries, plus two collaboration beers, so visitors can compare different brewing approaches in one visit. The list is compact but varied, making it easy to move from one tap to the next and follow the differences across the beers.
The caption also points to the food side of the kitchen. Dishes mentioned include steamed chicken with green pepper and scallion sauce, fried eggplant with ginger soy sauce, mapo tofu, Shanghai-style fried noodles, ginger chicken, candied nuts, steamed chicken and cilantro salad, stir-fried scallions and egg, shrimp mayo, and yodare wonton. That mix suggests a menu built for pairing: aromatic, refreshing beers on one side and savory Chinese small plates on the other.
Kokoronotsuki opens at 3 p.m., giving Friday beer fans an early start in Noge.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s Kokoro no Tsuki tap list is a strong one. At Craft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki in Noge, Yokohama, they’ve lined up six beers for June 12, and the mix of domestic and overseas breweries looks really sharp.
MugiWait, six beers on tap? That’s not a lineup, that’s a trap for indecisive people like me! And craft beer with Chinese food in Noge sounds unfairly good.
Hop BroThat pairing is the whole point. You’ve got Migration Brewing’s Chasing Dreams, Nomcraft Brewing x Repubrew’s Soupy Weizen, and Hobukotan Brewery x Black Tide Brewing’s One Lap Behind, so two collab brews are part of the draw.
MugiSoupy Weizen is such a wild name! It says a wheat beer style, but what does weizen actually mean here? Is it soup? Is it bread in a glass?
Hop BroNot soup, fortunately. A weizen uses wheat, so it often feels softer and smoother, with a fluffy aroma. Brewers might call that wheat-driven softness, but basically it just means easy, rounded drinking.
MugiOhhh, not liquid bread then! Still, following the beer names while tasting sounds fun. One Lap Behind already feels emotionally relatable for my cardio life.
Hop BroThe naming is part of the fun. Barbaric Works has Edomond, Echoes Brewing brings The Wave, and Hobukotan also has Misty Way, so there’s name-by-name personality across the whole list.
MugiAnd the food lineup is ridiculous. Steamed chicken with green peppercorn sauce, mapo tofu, Shanghai-style fried noodles, drool-worthy wontons... that’s serious snack pressure on every pint.
Hop BroThat’s where the place really knows what it’s doing. The dishes can catch the beer’s aroma and bitterness, which is basically the magic of pairing. Sounds fancy, but it just means each bite makes you want the next sip.
Mugi“Each bite calls the next sip” is dangerously convincing. And if they open at 3 p.m., this is perfect for a slow Noge beer crawl before the evening crowd.
Hop BroExactly. You can wander in early and spend half the fun deciding whether to start with Soupy Weizen or go straight for the collabs. This is a Noge first-stop if I’ve ever seen one.
MugiThen it’s settled. I’m fully in a compare-them-all mood now. Give me a table full of Chinese snacks and a glass at Kokoro no Tsuki immediately.
