T.Y.HARBOR Brewery Unveils Modern Canned Craft Beer
In a significant move for craft beer lovers in Tokyo, T.Y.HARBOR Brewery, the city’s oldest craft beer brewery, has announced the launch of its new canned beers at the recently inaugurated 'BREWS' in Tennozu. Set to hit the shelves on June 19, 2026, these innovative products combine a modern aesthetic with a rich history, making them a perfect choice for both casual drinkers and craft beer aficionados alike.
A Legacy of Craftsmanship
Since its establishment in 1997, T.Y.HARBOR Brewery has been at the forefront of Tokyo’s craft beer movement. The brewery has continuously developed its offerings, and the recent upgrade to new facilities marks an exciting chapter in its storied existence. The 'BREWS' location has implemented cutting-edge equipment that not only enhances efficiency but also elevates the brewing process, ultimately leading to a finer tasting beer that reflects the brand's commitment to quality.
Eye-Catching New Design
At the heart of this launch is the striking new can design, which features an iconic hexagonal silhouette derived from the roof of the original T.Y.HARBOR restaurant, where brewing first began. This design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also holds historical significance, capturing the essence of the brewery's legacy.
Alongside the traditional hexagon logo, the new packaging flaunts a vibrant color palette aimed at grabbing attention. Whether you enjoy a leisurely evening at home or an outdoor adventure, these cans are designed for every modern lifestyle.
Innovative Graphics by MORI DESIGN INC.
The fresh look emerges from the creative minds at MORI DESIGN INC., led by graphic designer Haruki Mori. Known for their timeless designs that resonate across generations, MORI DESIGN embodies a philosophy focused on functionality and communication in design, ensuring the new T.Y.HARBOR cans not only look great but also tell a story.
Where to Get Your Beer
Beer enthusiasts can find these delightful brews at 'BREWS' in Tennozu, as well as at 'breadworks Seigo-in' and via an online store. They also offer unique experiences, including curated beer sets for home enjoyment and insightful brewery tour experiences where patrons can learn about the brewing process up close. The brewery has plans to expand its availability through local direct-to-consumer sales and even as part of Shinagawa’s hometown tax incentive offerings, enhancing accessibility across Tokyo.
Customers can select individual cans or create personalized packs, including a variety of flavors such as Pale Ale, Amber Ale, Wheat Ale, IPA, and Imperial Stout, available in 350ml cans. The brewery is also looking forward to presenting seasonal and limited-edition brews that will captivate beer lovers with their exclusive flavors.
A Sustainable Future
In addition to modernizing its brewing process, T.Y.HARBOR Brewery is dedicated to sustainable practices. The new setup automates redundant processes, allowing for a safer working environment while focusing on quality control. Moreover, efforts are made to upcycle waste materials, turning malt husks into ingredients for in-house kitchens and collaborating with local farms to create a closed-loop system that benefits both the community and the environment.
The Journey of the Brewmaster
Leading this thriving establishment is Brewmaster Kazunari Abe, who joined T.Y.HARBOR at its inception. Over the years, he has developed recipes focusing on high-quality ingredients that continue to enhance the brewery's signature flavors. Kazunari's passion for craft brewing fuels T.Y.HARBOR's unwavering dedication to quality and innovation.
Visit T.Y.HARBOR's New Location
'BREWS' located at 2-1-3 Higashi Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, is not just a brewery – it’s a hub for culture and craft. With facility tours and product tastings on offer, it promises an engaging experience for visitors.
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