Craft Beer 2むぎ updates six taps in Akihabara with Songbird Beer and Falo Brewing
Akihabara beer pub Craft Beer 2むぎ posted its Wednesday opening notice for 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM along with today’s draft lineup. Six beers are on tap, including Songbird Beer’s MODERNE and Falo Brewing’s STEREO, and the pub also highlights its food-friendly setup.
Hop BroAkihabara had a pretty great update today. Craft Beer 2mugi just rolled out six fresh taps, and the opening combo is aggressive: Songbird Beer MODERNE as a Belgian Tripel and Falo Brewing STEREO as an IPA.
MugiWhat! That is unfair in the best way. A 3 PM opening with food too? That is a first-stop instant win.
Hop BroExactly, and the lineup is smart. You get the weight of MODERNE, the snap of STEREO, and the calm maltiness of Noroshi Brewery American Red Ale, so it is a well-rounded six taps kind of day.
MugiOkay, but when you say Belgian Tripel and Hoppy Saison, it suddenly feels like class started. What is the actual difference?
Hop BroSimple version: a Tripel like MODERNE is fuller and stronger, while a beer like Mugizakkoku Kobo The door into summer is a Hoppy Saison that drinks light and dry with bright hop aroma on top.
MugiOhhh, so you get both rich and breezy. Aroma, structure, smoke, everything at once... that is a high-information pint and my mouth is hosting a committee meeting!
Hop BroThen there is the wild-card slot: Yorocco Beer Celebration Lager, a Smoked Pils. Tap 4 is already marked Low Stock, so if you want that campfire-toast vibe, you go early.
MugiNo way! Hop Legends from West Coast Brewing × Oni Densetsu Beer already sounds like a final boss. Hazy Double IPA sounds strong enough to blow my bangs backward with aroma alone!
Hop BroIt is powerful, but the order makes it easy. Start with STEREO or The door into summer, move to the Red Ale, then Celebration Lager, MODERNE, and finish with Hop Legends. And the extra tease is the GHOST teaser from RIKRI BREWING coming next.
MugiAnd it is not just about drinking, right? Yoshida is there from 3 PM and the place even leans into first-stop use. That relaxed Akihabara pub energy sounds very good.
Hop BroRight, and on a day like this you should do an Instagram check before heading over because keg levels can move fast. I am already planning my first pour, and they even teased the July 2 Shippo Day.
MugiThat is it, I am ready for Akihabara right now. I want to start with STEREO and chase that Low Stock Celebration Lager too. Hop bro, this is absolutely turning into a drinking mission, right?
Today’s tap lineup
Craft Beer 2むぎ, a beer pub in Kanda-Izumicho, Akihabara, shared its Wednesday opening notice together with the day’s draft list. Six taps are available, and TAP4 is already marked as low stock. The post also points to RIKRI BREWING’s `GHOST` as the next beer to come in.
- TAP1: Songbird Beer `MODERNE` - Belgian Tripel
- TAP2: Falo Brewing `STEREO` - IPA
- TAP3: Noroshi Brewing `American Red Ale`
- TAP4: Yorocco Beer `Celebration Lager` - Smoked Pils / Low stock
- TAP5: West Coast Brewing × Oni Densetsu Beer `Hop Legends` - Hazy Double IPA
- TAP6: Zakkoku Beer `The door into summer` - Hoppy Saison
- Next up: RIKRI BREWING `GHOST`
The lineup spans a Belgian tripel, IPA, red ale, smoked pils, Hazy Double IPA, and hoppy saison, so it covers both easygoing pours and more expressive, aromatic beers. It is the kind of board that makes it easy to start light and then move into bigger flavors as the evening goes on.
What also stands out is that food is a real part of the experience here. The pub presents itself as a place where you can come in for a first stop, not just a final drink, and the relaxed, no-fuss atmosphere is part of the appeal.
The post also announces a July 2 "shippo day" visit, so checking the venue’s Instagram before heading out is the safest way to confirm the latest status.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAkihabara had a pretty great update today. Craft Beer 2mugi just rolled out six fresh taps, and the opening combo is aggressive: Songbird Beer MODERNE as a Belgian Tripel and Falo Brewing STEREO as an IPA.
MugiWhat! That is unfair in the best way. A 3 PM opening with food too? That is a first-stop instant win.
Hop BroExactly, and the lineup is smart. You get the weight of MODERNE, the snap of STEREO, and the calm maltiness of Noroshi Brewery American Red Ale, so it is a well-rounded six taps kind of day.
MugiOkay, but when you say Belgian Tripel and Hoppy Saison, it suddenly feels like class started. What is the actual difference?
Hop BroSimple version: a Tripel like MODERNE is fuller and stronger, while a beer like Mugizakkoku Kobo The door into summer is a Hoppy Saison that drinks light and dry with bright hop aroma on top.
MugiOhhh, so you get both rich and breezy. Aroma, structure, smoke, everything at once... that is a high-information pint and my mouth is hosting a committee meeting!
Hop BroThen there is the wild-card slot: Yorocco Beer Celebration Lager, a Smoked Pils. Tap 4 is already marked Low Stock, so if you want that campfire-toast vibe, you go early.
MugiNo way! Hop Legends from West Coast Brewing × Oni Densetsu Beer already sounds like a final boss. Hazy Double IPA sounds strong enough to blow my bangs backward with aroma alone!
Hop BroIt is powerful, but the order makes it easy. Start with STEREO or The door into summer, move to the Red Ale, then Celebration Lager, MODERNE, and finish with Hop Legends. And the extra tease is the GHOST teaser from RIKRI BREWING coming next.
MugiAnd it is not just about drinking, right? Yoshida is there from 3 PM and the place even leans into first-stop use. That relaxed Akihabara pub energy sounds very good.
Hop BroRight, and on a day like this you should do an Instagram check before heading over because keg levels can move fast. I am already planning my first pour, and they even teased the July 2 Shippo Day.
MugiThat is it, I am ready for Akihabara right now. I want to start with STEREO and chase that Low Stock Celebration Lager too. Hop bro, this is absolutely turning into a drinking mission, right?
