Maru Mugi in Tokyo Lists Five Craft Beers for September 18
Tokyo beer pub Ji-Beer Bar Maru Mugi has announced its September 18 lineup, featuring five beers from breweries including Y.MARKET BREWING, Baird Brewing, and Vector Brewing. The selection ranges from a crisp pilsner to a bold rye IPA and a rich amber ale.
Hop BroMarumugi Craft Beer Bar in Arakicho, Tokyo, has lined up five distinctive beers for September 18.
MugiWhoa! With crisp options and bitter ones, we can drink by mood!
Hop BroMy first pick is Frais Pils from Y.MARKET BREWING in Aichi. It is a 4.5% French pils with floral aroma and a clean finish.
MugiDoes French pils mean it is easy to sip like French bread is easy to snack on?
Hop BroClose, but it is not about texture. A pils is a pale, refreshing lager style—crisp and bright and especially friendly with food.
MugiOoh, that sounds versatile! But I am curious about Brewer’s Nightmare next!
Hop BroThat is Baird Brewing’s rye IPA from Shizuoka: 7.0%, with rye-driven spice and a firm bitterness that really lands.
MugiRye in an IPA too? That nightmare sounds like a dream reward for bitterness fans!
Hop BroFor sweet aroma, try Vector Brewing’s “Onegari White Sox”; for a slow sipper, choose the Maple Amber Ale. Hinomoto Brewing’s “Little Thing” is 4.5% and pineapple-like, too.
MugiFloral pils, maple richness, and punchy IPA… at Ichibankan Building in Arakicho, I want a toast now!
Five beers on tap at Maru Mugi
Ji-Beer Bar Maru Mugi in Arakicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, has announced its craft beer lineup for September 18. Large pours are priced at 1,200 yen plus applicable charges, while small pours cost 900 yen plus applicable charges. Selected beers carry an additional 100-yen charge.
Y.MARKET BREWING’s Frais Pils from Aichi is a 4.5% French-style pilsner. It is described as aromatic yet clean and refreshing, making it a natural choice for the first glass or for pairing with food.
For a more assertive profile, Baird Brewing’s Brewer’s Nightmare Rye IPA from Shizuoka comes in at 7.0%. Spicy rye character meets pronounced bitterness, creating a firmly bitter and stimulating IPA.
Vector Brewing’s Onedari White Socks from Tokyo has an ABV of 6.5% and a notably sweet aroma. Its playful name and inviting fragrance make it an appealing choice for drinkers looking for something distinctive.
The 6.0% Maple Amber Ale from Romantic Village Craft Brewery in Tochigi brings maple-like sweetness and toasted malt notes. It is positioned as a rich amber ale to enjoy slowly, with an additional 100-yen charge.
For a lighter, hop-forward option, Little Thing from Hinomoto Brewing in Tokyo offers an ABV of 4.5%. Its tropical, pineapple-like aroma and easy-drinking character make it well suited to warm weather.
Located on the second floor of Ichibankan Building at 1 Arakicho, Shinjuku, Maru Mugi is a beer pub where the tap selection changes regularly. This lineup offers a balanced range of crisp, bitter, aromatic, and malt-forward beers for different moods and meals.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMarumugi Craft Beer Bar in Arakicho, Tokyo, has lined up five distinctive beers for September 18.
MugiWhoa! With crisp options and bitter ones, we can drink by mood!
Hop BroMy first pick is Frais Pils from Y.MARKET BREWING in Aichi. It is a 4.5% French pils with floral aroma and a clean finish.
MugiDoes French pils mean it is easy to sip like French bread is easy to snack on?
Hop BroClose, but it is not about texture. A pils is a pale, refreshing lager style—crisp and bright and especially friendly with food.
MugiOoh, that sounds versatile! But I am curious about Brewer’s Nightmare next!
Hop BroThat is Baird Brewing’s rye IPA from Shizuoka: 7.0%, with rye-driven spice and a firm bitterness that really lands.
MugiRye in an IPA too? That nightmare sounds like a dream reward for bitterness fans!
Hop BroFor sweet aroma, try Vector Brewing’s “Onegari White Sox”; for a slow sipper, choose the Maple Amber Ale. Hinomoto Brewing’s “Little Thing” is 4.5% and pineapple-like, too.
MugiFloral pils, maple richness, and punchy IPA… at Ichibankan Building in Arakicho, I want a toast now!
