Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East adds Totopia, Alpine and Georgetown on tap
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East announced a noon opening on weekends and released three new draft beers: Flamingophobia from Totopia Brewery, Duet from Alpine Beer Company, and Lucille from Georgetown Brewing Company.
Hop BroIkebukuro East is looking very good today: Beer Pub Camden has three fresh taps on, and on weekends they open at noon. Totopia's Flamingophobia, Alpine's Duet, and Georgetown's Lucille are all pouring.
MugiWhat, noon opening with that lineup? That's not a casual lunch plan, that's a full-on craft beer ambush!
Hop BroAnd the styles line up beautifully: Flamingophobia is the DDH Hazy DIPA slot, Duet is Alpine's classic West Coast IPA, and Lucille is a PNW-style IPA. That's a very clean compare-and-contrast set.
MugiHold on, DDH Hazy DIPA sounds like somebody dropped Scrabble tiles in my glass. What does that even mean?
Hop BroSimple version: DDH means extra hop aroma, Hazy means juicy and cloudy, and DIPA means bigger body and more strength. So basically it's a full-aroma monster.
MugiOoh, okay! So Flamingophobia is plush and rich, Duet is sharper, and Lucille brings piney bitterness? The flavor map is starting to make sense!
Hop BroExactly. Duet leans on Simcoe and Amarillo for pine and orange notes, while Lucille brings that classic PNW bitterness and citrus that works ridiculously well with burgers.
MugiNow you're speaking my language. Burgers and IPA together is a trap I am very happy to walk into, and Camden's numbered recommendations sound beginner-proof.
Hop BroThat's part of the charm. Camden usually keeps 5 to 8 taps and around 50 bottles, and today's three-keg lineup makes picking the first pint half the fun. It's basically noon-drinking headquarters.
MugiI'm already planning this like a mission. Start with Duet, get loud with Flamingophobia, then land on Lucille. I need a pint immediately.
Hop BroThat's a solid order. I'd pair the burger with Duet first, stretch into Lucille, then let Totopia close the show. This is a meet me in Ikebukuro kind of day.
MugiApproved. A weekend built around three taps at Beer Pub Camden sounds like a perfect beer plan. Let's go practice our cheers on the way!
Three Draft Beers Added at Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East has posted a draft-beer update from its location near Ikebukuro Station East Exit. The shop also noted that it opens at 12:00 on weekends, and today’s tap change features three beers: Flamingophobia from Totopia Brewery, Duet from Alpine Beer Company, and Lucille from Georgetown Brewing Company.
The lineup
- Flamingophobia / Totopia Brewery
- Duet / Alpine Beer Company
- Lucille / Georgetown Brewing Company
Flamingophobia brings Totopia’s distinctive naming and experimental feel to the board. Duet is one of Alpine Beer Company’s best-known beers, while Lucille from Georgetown Brewing Company adds another well-regarded IPA to the mix. Together, the three pours offer a clear chance to compare different craft-beer expressions side by side.
Beer Pub Camden Ikebukuro East is known as a pub where craft beer and burgers can be enjoyed together. The shop has a reputation for a broad tap-and-bottle selection, with the draft list presented in a recommended order. Set on the second floor of the Tokoma Building in East Ikebukuro, it is a convenient stop for a daytime beer session.
For beer fans, this update is appealing because it pairs a flexible pub format with a lineup that invites comparison. If you are looking for a place to start with food, then move into a few different drafts, this is exactly the kind of tap list worth checking in on.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIkebukuro East is looking very good today: Beer Pub Camden has three fresh taps on, and on weekends they open at noon. Totopia's Flamingophobia, Alpine's Duet, and Georgetown's Lucille are all pouring.
MugiWhat, noon opening with that lineup? That's not a casual lunch plan, that's a full-on craft beer ambush!
Hop BroAnd the styles line up beautifully: Flamingophobia is the DDH Hazy DIPA slot, Duet is Alpine's classic West Coast IPA, and Lucille is a PNW-style IPA. That's a very clean compare-and-contrast set.
MugiHold on, DDH Hazy DIPA sounds like somebody dropped Scrabble tiles in my glass. What does that even mean?
Hop BroSimple version: DDH means extra hop aroma, Hazy means juicy and cloudy, and DIPA means bigger body and more strength. So basically it's a full-aroma monster.
MugiOoh, okay! So Flamingophobia is plush and rich, Duet is sharper, and Lucille brings piney bitterness? The flavor map is starting to make sense!
Hop BroExactly. Duet leans on Simcoe and Amarillo for pine and orange notes, while Lucille brings that classic PNW bitterness and citrus that works ridiculously well with burgers.
MugiNow you're speaking my language. Burgers and IPA together is a trap I am very happy to walk into, and Camden's numbered recommendations sound beginner-proof.
Hop BroThat's part of the charm. Camden usually keeps 5 to 8 taps and around 50 bottles, and today's three-keg lineup makes picking the first pint half the fun. It's basically noon-drinking headquarters.
MugiI'm already planning this like a mission. Start with Duet, get loud with Flamingophobia, then land on Lucille. I need a pint immediately.
Hop BroThat's a solid order. I'd pair the burger with Duet first, stretch into Lucille, then let Totopia close the show. This is a meet me in Ikebukuro kind of day.
MugiApproved. A weekend built around three taps at Beer Pub Camden sounds like a perfect beer plan. Let's go practice our cheers on the way!
