Kanpai Brewing Taps Its “Kintobira Shrine-zaka Mexican Lager”
Kanpai Brewing, a brewpub in Sekiguchi, Bunkyo, Tokyo, has announced the tapping of Kintobira Shrine-zaka Mexican Lager. The beer can be enjoyed fresh at the brewery’s 1F venue, also known as Granzoo.
Hop BroA fresh keg of Kotohira Shrine Slope Mexican Lager has just been tapped at Kampai! Brewing in Sekiguchi, Bunkyo.
MugiWhoa! That name sounds so grand. What does a shrine-slope beer taste like?
Hop BroIt is a Mexican lager, with the clean, crisp lager finish that suits a hot day beautifully.
MugiWhat makes it Mexican lager? Do tacos start dancing? Is it a taco-dancing flavor?
Hop BroNo dancing tacos, sadly—but it is light, refreshing, and easy to pair with food. Its charm is easy first-pint drinking.
MugiOh, so it heads in a different direction from beers with big hop aroma and bitterness. It is a beer for meals!
Hop BroExactly. The hop aroma and bitterness are not pushed too hard, making it easy to sip over time—a gently bitter profile.
MugiCalling it a profile makes beer sound scientific! But I love the refreshing, gulpable finish.
Hop BroThe beer names also come from local slopes, so Kotohira Shrine Slope connects the pint to Bunkyo itself. That is locally rooted brewing.
MugiWalking the neighborhood and then drinking a beer named for it sounds lovely. It is a taste of Bunkyo.
Hop BroKampai! Brewing at 1F/Grand Zoo is a brewpub with its brewery on site, where you can study the taps and enjoy freshly brewed beer.
MugiThen let’s toast with Kotohira Shrine Slope Mexican Lager and sample the taps! We’ll check official updates first and go get a pint!
Kanpai Brewing, a brewery and brewpub in Sekiguchi, Bunkyo, Tokyo, has tapped its “Kintobira Shrine-zaka Mexican Lager.”
The beer is a Mexican-style lager designed around a light, refreshing drinking experience. Its clean lager character makes it an approachable choice for a first pint, while its crisp finish should pair naturally with food. Compared with hop-forward beers, the style is easy to enjoy at a relaxed pace and suits a casual visit to the brewpub.
“Kintobira Shrine-zaka” is part of Kanpai Brewing’s naming approach, which gives its beers names connected to local slopes and the surrounding neighborhood. The beer offers a chance to enjoy a house-brewed lager together with a sense of place from Bunkyo.
Kanpai Brewing operates as a brewpub with brewing facilities on site. Guests can check the tap lineup at the counter and enjoy freshly made beer in a relaxed setting. It is a suitable stop for drinkers who want to explore local craft beer while taking in the atmosphere of a working brewery.
The venue is located at 1-28-12 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo, Tokyo. Availability may change, so visitors should check the venue’s official updates before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA fresh keg of Kotohira Shrine Slope Mexican Lager has just been tapped at Kampai! Brewing in Sekiguchi, Bunkyo.
MugiWhoa! That name sounds so grand. What does a shrine-slope beer taste like?
Hop BroIt is a Mexican lager, with the clean, crisp lager finish that suits a hot day beautifully.
MugiWhat makes it Mexican lager? Do tacos start dancing? Is it a taco-dancing flavor?
Hop BroNo dancing tacos, sadly—but it is light, refreshing, and easy to pair with food. Its charm is easy first-pint drinking.
MugiOh, so it heads in a different direction from beers with big hop aroma and bitterness. It is a beer for meals!
Hop BroExactly. The hop aroma and bitterness are not pushed too hard, making it easy to sip over time—a gently bitter profile.
MugiCalling it a profile makes beer sound scientific! But I love the refreshing, gulpable finish.
Hop BroThe beer names also come from local slopes, so Kotohira Shrine Slope connects the pint to Bunkyo itself. That is locally rooted brewing.
MugiWalking the neighborhood and then drinking a beer named for it sounds lovely. It is a taste of Bunkyo.
Hop BroKampai! Brewing at 1F/Grand Zoo is a brewpub with its brewery on site, where you can study the taps and enjoy freshly brewed beer.
MugiThen let’s toast with Kotohira Shrine Slope Mexican Lager and sample the taps! We’ll check official updates first and go get a pint!
