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Dedicated to America's favourite wannabe craft brew, the Blue Moon stand returned to Aoyama's reborn Commune 246 in late 2014, offering a seasonally changing menu of brew-compatible appetisers and shandy-style 'mix beers' like Blue Moon Red Eye. Although this one just might deserve a stop if you're trekking through the area, one is probably still better off taking a few more steps north and cramming into the Brimmer Beer Box.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Ginza, Chiyoda, Hanzomon lines), exit A4
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