Bibibi. in Daikanyama spotlights Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery and Always Smile! 5347
Daikanyama craft-beer bar Bibibi. updated its Instagram series “Tap-On Brewery Introduction” with Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery from Hokkaido. The post highlights the backstory of the collaboration beer Always Smile! 5347 and notes its Belgian White Ale recipe.
Hop BroThat Bibibi. post in Daikanyama was a good one. It introduced "Always Smile! 5347," a collaboration beer with Hokkaido's Mibuka Shirakaba Brewery.
MugiWait, Always Smile! 5347 already sounds fun! It feels like happiness got turned into a beer name and launched at me!
Hop BroHere's the thing, it's a Belgian White Ale, so you get a soft wheat character, a lightly spicy aroma, and a really easy-drinking finish.
MugiWhoa, Belgian White sounds so fancy though. Did we just jump straight into advanced beer class?!
Hop BroPut simply, it's a gentle, refreshing beer. Low bitterness, soft aroma, smooth finish, so it's approachable even if you're new to craft beer.
MugiOkay, that I can handle! And it has orange peel from Mibuka, right? I can practically taste the sparkle already!
Hop BroAnd the really interesting part is the use of birch sap as an adjunct. That's very Mibuka Shirakaba Brewery, and it helps give the beer that crisp finish.
MugiHold on, what's an adjunct?! Why does beer suddenly sound like a chemistry elective?!
Hop BroIt just means a supporting flavor ingredient added alongside the core materials. Here, the orange peel and birch sap build the beer's personality.
MugiWow, and it came from crowdfunding and became a wedding anniversary beer for a married couple? That's honestly adorable.
Hop BroExactly. It started as a project tied to Bibibibia Fest Vol.1 in February 2024, then released in July 2024 as a beer with a story in every glass.
MugiAnd Bibibi. is that standing bar in Daikanyama rotating 10 taps, right? This is officially an I need this now situation. Hop bro, go save us a spot... or at least a standing zone!
Bibibi., a craft beer bar in Daikanyama, introduced Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery from Hokkaido in its Instagram series “Tap-On Brewery Introduction.” The featured beer is Always Smile! 5347, the bar’s fourth original beer.
The beer was born from a crowdfunding project tied to Bibibi.’s February 2024 beer festival. It was brewed to mark a couple’s wedding anniversary, giving the release a personal story beyond the glass.
Styled as a Belgian White Ale, it uses orange peel from Bifuka along with birch sap, one of Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery’s signature ingredients. Bibibi. itself is a welcoming standing bar with 10 rotating taps, pairing each pour with the story behind the brewery.
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Hop BroThat Bibibi. post in Daikanyama was a good one. It introduced "Always Smile! 5347," a collaboration beer with Hokkaido's Mibuka Shirakaba Brewery.
MugiWait, Always Smile! 5347 already sounds fun! It feels like happiness got turned into a beer name and launched at me!
Hop BroHere's the thing, it's a Belgian White Ale, so you get a soft wheat character, a lightly spicy aroma, and a really easy-drinking finish.
MugiWhoa, Belgian White sounds so fancy though. Did we just jump straight into advanced beer class?!
Hop BroPut simply, it's a gentle, refreshing beer. Low bitterness, soft aroma, smooth finish, so it's approachable even if you're new to craft beer.
MugiOkay, that I can handle! And it has orange peel from Mibuka, right? I can practically taste the sparkle already!
Hop BroAnd the really interesting part is the use of birch sap as an adjunct. That's very Mibuka Shirakaba Brewery, and it helps give the beer that crisp finish.
MugiHold on, what's an adjunct?! Why does beer suddenly sound like a chemistry elective?!
Hop BroIt just means a supporting flavor ingredient added alongside the core materials. Here, the orange peel and birch sap build the beer's personality.
MugiWow, and it came from crowdfunding and became a wedding anniversary beer for a married couple? That's honestly adorable.
Hop BroExactly. It started as a project tied to Bibibibia Fest Vol.1 in February 2024, then released in July 2024 as a beer with a story in every glass.
MugiAnd Bibibi. is that standing bar in Daikanyama rotating 10 taps, right? This is officially an I need this now situation. Hop bro, go save us a spot... or at least a standing zone!
