Hoper: The First Craft Beer Taproom in Tai Po

　　Are you a craft beer lover struggling to find a bar in the New Territories? Look no further than Hoper, the first craft beer taproom hidden in Tai Po.

　　Hoper specializes in serving up a wide selection of craft beers on tap, including popular local brands like Yardley Brother and Carbon Brews. But that's not all – they also go the extra mile to source unique brews from foreign breweries, with offerings even hailing from as far as Estonia's Põhjala Brewery.

　　At Hoper, you'll find an impressive lineup of craft beers on tap. But even if your friends aren't into craft beer, the bar also provides cocktails on tap and other bottled beverages, ensuring that every guest has plenty of options to choose from.

　　One of the things that makes Hoper truly special is their ever-changing menu. With kegs being switched out at lightning speed, you can expect a different drink menu practically every time you visit. This means there's always something new and exciting to explore, keeping your taste buds constantly intrigued.

　　Feeling a little hungry? No problem! Hoper has you covered with a selection of delectable snacks to complement your drinks. Enjoy the rolled cakes, waffles and a variety of fried and grilled bites that are perfect for pairing with your chosen brew.

　　Don’t forget to take advantage of their fantastic happy hour deals. From Monday to Friday, between 4pm and 7pm, you can enjoy special offers that come with laddering discounts. The first drink you order will be 10% off, followed by a 20% discount on the second drink. The discounts continue to increase until you reach the ninth drink, where you'll be amazed by a whopping 90% off.

　　No need to travel all the way to Mong Kok or Tsim Sha Tsui for a great drinking experience after a long day of work in the New Territories. Hoper is conveniently located in Tai Po, making it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy a couple of drinks without wasting time on travel.

　　So, if you find yourself craving a unique craft beer experience in Tai Po, head over to Hoper and satisfy your thirst. Cheers!