P-144×Citrava Serves 8 Japanese Craft Beers, Including DD4D and Kyoto Brewing
At P-144×Citrava in Ikebukuro, a tap list of eight Japanese craft beers was unveiled. The lineup includes DD4D Brewing, Shonan Beer, Kyoto Brewing, Repubrew, GAME BREW, and more, spanning everything from Kölsch to West Coast IPA.
Hop BroAt P-144×Citrava in Ikebukuro, a tap list of eight Japanese craft beers has come out. From DD4D to Kyoto Brewing, it's a pretty bold lineup, right?
MugiWhoa, eight beers!? Eight Japanese craft beers? That's the kind of thing that's fun before you even choose!
Hop BroAnd the range is great. They've got everything from Kölsch to IPA, so there are lighter options and properly bitter ones too.
MugiWhat's Kölsch? You say easy-drinking, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroKölsch is a style from around Cologne, Germany; it's crisp and easy to drink. This Meeting Point is DD4D Brewing's Kölsch, and even at 5.5%, its light feel is part of the appeal.
MugiMakes sense, sounds perfect for the first drink! But Citrus Gold 2026 already sounds too good to be true!
Hop BroThat's Shonan Beer's Fruit Ale, and the name makes the citrusy aroma easy to imagine. There's also a Belgian IPA like Kyoto Brewing's Single-Minded Devotion, where yeast-derived aromas really rise up.
MugiBelgian IPA alone is enough to fill my head! Does yeast-derived aroma really make that much of a difference?
Hop BroIt does. Belgian styles tend to bring out spiciness and fruitiness, while West Coast IPAs lean toward bitterness and a crisp finish. So a beer like Liquid Sword has a sharp outline and pairs easily with food.
MugiWith small-plate Italian dishes and extra-thick fresh pasta too, that's basically unbeatable! I want to try the beer-and-food pairing one after another, and if I stay until the 7 p.m. Snack Clubroom, I might never go home!
Hop BroExactly, and the wood-warm interior means you can enjoy the atmosphere, not just the drinks. Today feels like a day where I'd want to start with a beer while savoring even the sense of community.
MugiYeah, if I go, that's it. I can't stop feeling like I want a drink right now, and I want to start with a Kölsch!
At the beer pub "P-144×Citrava" in Higashi-Ikebukuro, a tap list featuring eight craft beers was unveiled. The shop also serves as a community hub for P-144, naturally blending the purpose of going out for beer with the purpose of soaking up the atmosphere of the neighborhood.
This lineup makes the range of styles easy to see. From an easy-drinking Kölsch to fruit ale, dark lager, IPA, Belgian IPA, Hazy IPA, and West Coast IPA, the selection is centered on labels that pair well with food.
Today's tap list
- Meeting Point / DD4D Brewing (Ehime, Kölsch, 5.5%)
- Citrus Gold 2026 / Shonan Beer (Kanagawa, Fruit Ale, 5.5%)
- 4×6=24H Mexican Dark Lager Edition / Kyoto Brewing (Kyoto, Dark Lager, 5.5%)
- Dunkel / Yatsugatake Brewery (Dark Lager, 6.0%)
- IPA / OGUNA BEER (Nagano, IPA, 6.0%)
- Single-Minded Devotion / Kyoto Brewing (Belgian IPA, 6.0%)
- sessionsabro Hazy IPA / Repubrew (Shizuoka, session Hazy IPA, 4.5%)
- Liquid Sword / GAME BREW (Saga, West Coast IPA, 6.5%)
On the food side, true to the Citrava name in the shop's name, the strength is that you can enjoy it alongside extra-thick fresh pasta and small-plate Italian dishes. Rather than just serving craft beer on its own, the lineup is arranged so that each drink can show a different face as part of the meal.
That day, "Snack Clubroom" was also scheduled from 7 p.m. in the event space on the third floor, extending the beer-friendly atmosphere beyond the main dining area into events as well. In the wood-warm interior, it looks like it would be a day to enjoy not just food and beer, but also the sense of community.
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Hop BroAt P-144×Citrava in Ikebukuro, a tap list of eight Japanese craft beers has come out. From DD4D to Kyoto Brewing, it's a pretty bold lineup, right?
MugiWhoa, eight beers!? Eight Japanese craft beers? That's the kind of thing that's fun before you even choose!
Hop BroAnd the range is great. They've got everything from Kölsch to IPA, so there are lighter options and properly bitter ones too.
MugiWhat's Kölsch? You say easy-drinking, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroKölsch is a style from around Cologne, Germany; it's crisp and easy to drink. This Meeting Point is DD4D Brewing's Kölsch, and even at 5.5%, its light feel is part of the appeal.
MugiMakes sense, sounds perfect for the first drink! But Citrus Gold 2026 already sounds too good to be true!
Hop BroThat's Shonan Beer's Fruit Ale, and the name makes the citrusy aroma easy to imagine. There's also a Belgian IPA like Kyoto Brewing's Single-Minded Devotion, where yeast-derived aromas really rise up.
MugiBelgian IPA alone is enough to fill my head! Does yeast-derived aroma really make that much of a difference?
Hop BroIt does. Belgian styles tend to bring out spiciness and fruitiness, while West Coast IPAs lean toward bitterness and a crisp finish. So a beer like Liquid Sword has a sharp outline and pairs easily with food.
MugiWith small-plate Italian dishes and extra-thick fresh pasta too, that's basically unbeatable! I want to try the beer-and-food pairing one after another, and if I stay until the 7 p.m. Snack Clubroom, I might never go home!
Hop BroExactly, and the wood-warm interior means you can enjoy the atmosphere, not just the drinks. Today feels like a day where I'd want to start with a beer while savoring even the sense of community.
MugiYeah, if I go, that's it. I can't stop feeling like I want a drink right now, and I want to start with a Kölsch!
