DevilCraft Gotanda taps Premium Pub Lager and Static Wave
On August 14, DevilCraft Gotanda announced on Instagram that Premium Pub Lager and Static Wave were tapped. The pub is one minute from JR Gotanda West Exit and pairs 18 taps with Chicago-style pizza.
Hop BroGotanda is looking very good today. DevilCraft Gotanda just tapped "Premium Pub Lager" and "Static Wave."
MugiWhat! Two fresh taps at once already sounds exciting, but what kind of beers are they?
Hop BroFirst, "Premium Pub Lager" is pretty much a classic lager from the name alone. It is an original beer from DevilCraft Brewing Co., so it sounds like an easy, smooth start.
MugiOoh! Then what about "Static Wave"? That name alone sounds like the flavor is already out there surfing.
Hop BroHere is the thing: the article gives no style listed for "Static Wave." But it is also an original from DevilCraft Brewing Co., which makes trying it fresh at the pub part of the fun.
MugiHold on, what does 18 taps even mean? It sounds like lab equipment to me!
Hop BroA tap is basically the beer pour line. Eighteen of them means the place works for a quick solo pint or a proper tasting session with friends.
MugiGot it! And being one minute from the station means I would probably arrive before I even had time to get lost.
Hop BroExactly, and the signature food is Chicago-style pizza. Pairing those thick slices with two just-opened beers is very much their kind of move.
MugiThat settles it. Pizza and a tasting flight starting with "Premium Pub Lager" and ending with the mystery of "Static Wave" sounds way too good now.
Tapped Beers
In an Instagram post dated August 14, 2026, DevilCraft Gotanda announced that Premium Pub Lager and Static Wave had been tapped. Both are DevilCraft Brewing Co. house beers brewed at its Tokyo brewery.
About the Pub
DevilCraft Gotanda is a beer pub one minute from JR Gotanda West Exit, on the 9th floor of the Seijitsu Building. The room offers 18 taps, plus 10 bar seats, 50 table seats, and standing space, so it works for solo stops and small groups alike.
The kitchen centers on Chicago-style pizza, which gives the new pours a natural food pairing. The post also notes that groups of 10 to 12 people can be accommodated, making the shop a practical stop for a beer-focused gathering.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroGotanda is looking very good today. DevilCraft Gotanda just tapped "Premium Pub Lager" and "Static Wave."
MugiWhat! Two fresh taps at once already sounds exciting, but what kind of beers are they?
Hop BroFirst, "Premium Pub Lager" is pretty much a classic lager from the name alone. It is an original beer from DevilCraft Brewing Co., so it sounds like an easy, smooth start.
MugiOoh! Then what about "Static Wave"? That name alone sounds like the flavor is already out there surfing.
Hop BroHere is the thing: the article gives no style listed for "Static Wave." But it is also an original from DevilCraft Brewing Co., which makes trying it fresh at the pub part of the fun.
MugiHold on, what does 18 taps even mean? It sounds like lab equipment to me!
Hop BroA tap is basically the beer pour line. Eighteen of them means the place works for a quick solo pint or a proper tasting session with friends.
MugiGot it! And being one minute from the station means I would probably arrive before I even had time to get lost.
Hop BroExactly, and the signature food is Chicago-style pizza. Pairing those thick slices with two just-opened beers is very much their kind of move.
MugiThat settles it. Pizza and a tasting flight starting with "Premium Pub Lager" and ending with the mystery of "Static Wave" sounds way too good now.
