Highbury -The Cave of Beer- Announces Kin-chan Birthday Event With 20L Niibichi
Highbury -The Cave of Beer-, a beer pub in Yokohama’s Sakuragicho area, will hold its Kin-chan birthday event on Monday, June 15. In the Instagram follow-up, the bar said it will pour 20 liters of the limited Niibichi (ABV 4.5%) first shown at the engagement party, alongside Sapporo Nama Black Label.
Hop BroHere’s a fun one today: Kane-chan Birthday Fest at Highbury -The Cave of Beer- in Yokohama on June 15, with the limited beer Niibichi as the star.
MugiWait, what is Niibichi? The name is adorable, and birthday fest already sounds like a full-power party!
Hop BroSo this is Bride Golden Ale, a golden ale at 4.5% ABV built to be easy-drinking, and it uses w/sanpin as an adjunct.
MugiWhat even is w/sanpin? That sounds less like beer and more like a Wi-Fi password!
Hop BroIt basically means brewed with sanpin tea. Think a soft jasmine-like aroma floating over a light golden ale.
MugiWhoa, an engagement party beer? That is absurdly charming. I can already hear the bubbles throwing confetti!
Hop BroAnd it sold out fast before, so this round is limited to 20 liters. In keg terms, that can vanish very quickly.
MugiHold on, vanish very quickly is beer talk too? Why does ordering a pint suddenly feel competitive?
Hop BroIt just means the keg empties fast. They’ll also pour Sapporo Draft Black Label, so you can compare the one-off celebratory beer with a dependable everyday draft.
MugiThat rules! And HOME members might show up too, right? I’m ready for a straight shot to Sakuragicho and a toast with Niibichi in hand.
Hop BroExactly. Nights like this call for a toast from the limited keg. A gentle 4.5% celebratory ale? That absolutely makes me want a drink.
Highbury -The Cave of Beer-, a beer pub in Hanasaki-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, will hold its Kin-chan birthday event on Monday, June 15. In the Instagram follow-up, the bar highlighted the limited special beer `Niibichi`, first shown at the engagement party.
Beers on offer
- `Niibichi` (`Bride Golden Ale`, ABV 4.5%, `w/sanpin`)
- `Sapporo Nama Black Label`
`Niibichi` is limited to 20 liters. The post says it disappeared quickly during the engagement-party service, so this is another chance to try it. `Sapporo Nama Black Label` will also be available, giving guests a mix of a limited-release beer and a familiar draft option on the same night.
The post also notes that the HOME location in Shinjuku Gyoen-mae will be closed that day, and that HOME staff are expected to drop by at an unspecified time. The result is a birthday event that fits the pub’s beer-first style, with a clear focus on the pint in front of you.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s a fun one today: Kane-chan Birthday Fest at Highbury -The Cave of Beer- in Yokohama on June 15, with the limited beer Niibichi as the star.
MugiWait, what is Niibichi? The name is adorable, and birthday fest already sounds like a full-power party!
Hop BroSo this is Bride Golden Ale, a golden ale at 4.5% ABV built to be easy-drinking, and it uses w/sanpin as an adjunct.
MugiWhat even is w/sanpin? That sounds less like beer and more like a Wi-Fi password!
Hop BroIt basically means brewed with sanpin tea. Think a soft jasmine-like aroma floating over a light golden ale.
MugiWhoa, an engagement party beer? That is absurdly charming. I can already hear the bubbles throwing confetti!
Hop BroAnd it sold out fast before, so this round is limited to 20 liters. In keg terms, that can vanish very quickly.
MugiHold on, vanish very quickly is beer talk too? Why does ordering a pint suddenly feel competitive?
Hop BroIt just means the keg empties fast. They’ll also pour Sapporo Draft Black Label, so you can compare the one-off celebratory beer with a dependable everyday draft.
MugiThat rules! And HOME members might show up too, right? I’m ready for a straight shot to Sakuragicho and a toast with Niibichi in hand.
Hop BroExactly. Nights like this call for a toast from the limited keg. A gentle 4.5% celebratory ale? That absolutely makes me want a drink.
