BEER BAR BREAK in Ota, Gunma taps Kirizumi Brewery’s 61wit
BEER BAR BREAK in Ota, Gunma has switched to a new guest keg: Kirizumi Brewery’s 61wit. The beer is presented as a 6.0% Belgian White with restrained bitterness and a citrus aroma.
Hop BroFresh keg switch at BEER BAR BREAK in Ota, Gunma. This round it's Kirizumi Brewery's "61wit" from Annaka.
MugiWait, 61wit sounds like a secret codename! What does it taste like?
Hop BroThe style is Belgian White. It has soft wheat character, bright citrus aroma, and a really light, easy feel.
MugiHold on, Belgian White means white beer? If it looks like a freshly washed T-shirt, I'm going to laugh.
Hop BroNot that white. Yeast and wheat give it a slight haze, and that leads to a softer mouthfeel.
MugiOhh! And the post says low bitterness, right? That sounds way less scary for a craft beer beginner like me!
Hop BroExactly. The sneaky part is easy 6.0% ABV. It's a bit stronger on paper, but still sounds super drinkable.
MugiThat kind of smooth 6% is a trap! That's the beer that defeats anyone who says, "Just one."
Hop BroAnd this is the charm of a pub: the fun of tap changes. At a place like BEER BAR BREAK, a guest beer like 61wit makes me want to go now.
MugiI'm done for, I need that citrusy aroma in my glass. One for you, one for me, and we're absolutely toasting.
New Keg
BEER BAR BREAK, a beer pub in Ota, Gunma, has announced a guest-beer keg change. In its Instagram post, the bar says it is now serving 61wit from Kirizumi Brewery.
What’s on Tap
According to the post, 61wit is brewed by Kirizumi Brewery in Annaka, Gunma. The beer is described as:
- Country of origin: Japan (Annaka City)
- ABV: 6.0%
- Style: Belgian White
- Profile: low bitterness with a citrus aroma
The bar also notes that, despite the slightly higher ABV, the beer is easy to drink. That suggests a soft wheat-led body with a clearer aromatic edge rather than a bitterness-driven finish.
About the Bar
BEER BAR BREAK is a beer-focused pub in Ota City, located in the JX Building on Iidacho. As a place built around rotating kegs and guest beers, it is the kind of venue where a post like this matters: the tap list changes, and the experience changes with it.
With food available as well, 61wit should work well as a first pint or alongside a meal. For drinkers following local Japanese craft beer, this is a straightforward reason to keep BEER BAR BREAK on the radar.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFresh keg switch at BEER BAR BREAK in Ota, Gunma. This round it's Kirizumi Brewery's "61wit" from Annaka.
MugiWait, 61wit sounds like a secret codename! What does it taste like?
Hop BroThe style is Belgian White. It has soft wheat character, bright citrus aroma, and a really light, easy feel.
MugiHold on, Belgian White means white beer? If it looks like a freshly washed T-shirt, I'm going to laugh.
Hop BroNot that white. Yeast and wheat give it a slight haze, and that leads to a softer mouthfeel.
MugiOhh! And the post says low bitterness, right? That sounds way less scary for a craft beer beginner like me!
Hop BroExactly. The sneaky part is easy 6.0% ABV. It's a bit stronger on paper, but still sounds super drinkable.
MugiThat kind of smooth 6% is a trap! That's the beer that defeats anyone who says, "Just one."
Hop BroAnd this is the charm of a pub: the fun of tap changes. At a place like BEER BAR BREAK, a guest beer like 61wit makes me want to go now.
MugiI'm done for, I need that citrusy aroma in my glass. One for you, one for me, and we're absolutely toasting.
