Marumugi in Yotsuya Offers Five Craft Beers on September 14
地ビールバーまる麦 in Arakicho, Shinjuku, has announced a five-beer tap list for September 14, 2026. The selection includes COEDO’s gentle American pale ale, a bold rye IPA, a tropical weizen, a retro-style lager, and a light session ale.
Hop BroMarumugi, a beer pub in Arakicho near Yotsuya-sanchome, has five distinctive taps on September 14. It is a great lineup for an early autumn beer hunt.
MugiFive beers? Wow! Does that mean it is perfect for tasting flights? I might freeze in front of the menu!
Hop BroLarge pours start at ¥1,200 and small pours at ¥900, so it is approachable. Start with COEDO’s Akane American Pale Ale, a 5.0% option.
MugiAmerican Pale Ale sounds powerful... but is it really described as having a gentle autumn-like aroma?
Hop BroAbsolutely. A pale ale highlights hop aroma while staying relatively easy to drink—basically a fragrant beginner-friendly pint.
MugiNice! Then I want Baird Brewing’s Brewer’s Nightmare Rye IPA. Is the brewer getting any sleep?
Hop BroIt is 7.0%, with rye’s spicy character and firm bitterness. The “rye” means rye grain, which brings a peppery grainy edge.
MugiPeppery grain? Like bread suddenly entering its rebellious phase! Still, it sounds like a bold IPA for hop fans.
Hop BroThat description is a keeper. New to the list is Vector Brewing’s 6.5% tropical wheat beer, Onegari White Socks, with ripe-fruit aroma and a smooth texture.
MugiWhat a name—socks are asking favors now?! But with rich tropical fruit aroma, I can forgive the mystery!
Hop BroThere is also Mojiko Retro Beer’s 5.5% Sakura Beer and Hinomoto Brewing’s 4.5% Little Thing, a light, hoppy session ale made for easy sipping.
MugiWe will start with autumnal Akane, wake up with the Nightmare, then take a tropical detour—let’s drink in Yotsuya-sanchome! Just remember: closed Tuesdays and holidays!
Five beers on tap at Marumugi
Tokyo beer pub 地ビールバーまる麦 has published its craft beer lineup for September 14. Large pours start at ¥1,200 and small pours at ¥900, with additional charges applying to some selections. The pricing makes the lineup suitable both for a focused pint and for sampling several styles.
COEDO’s “Akane” leads the list. At 5.0% ABV, this American pale ale is described as gently aromatic, with a character reminiscent of an autumn breeze. It offers an approachable starting point for drinkers looking for a softer, balanced pale ale.
Baird Brewing’s “Brewer’s Nightmare Rye IPA” brings a stronger profile at 7.0% ABV. Spicy rye character and pronounced bitterness make it the choice for drinkers who enjoy a more assertive IPA with a substantial finish.
New to the lineup is Vector Brewing’s “Onedari White Sox,” a 6.5% tropical weizen. Its ripe-fruit aroma is paired with a smooth wheat-beer texture and a firm level of drinkability. The beer is presented as an especially expressive, fruit-forward option.
Mojiko Retro Beer’s “Sakura Beer” comes in at 5.5% ABV and is introduced as a beer born in Mojiko, with a Taisho-era romantic character. Rounding out the taps is Hinomoto Brewing’s “Little Thing,” a 4.5% session ale with a light, hoppy profile intended for easy drinking on a warm day.
Located on the second floor of Ichibankan Building in Arakicho, Shinjuku, Marumugi is a small beer pub within walking distance of Yotsuya-Sanchome Station. Its September 14 selection offers a compact tour through pale ale, rye IPA, wheat beer, lager, and session ale. The pub is closed on Tuesdays and public holidays.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMarumugi, a beer pub in Arakicho near Yotsuya-sanchome, has five distinctive taps on September 14. It is a great lineup for an early autumn beer hunt.
MugiFive beers? Wow! Does that mean it is perfect for tasting flights? I might freeze in front of the menu!
Hop BroLarge pours start at ¥1,200 and small pours at ¥900, so it is approachable. Start with COEDO’s Akane American Pale Ale, a 5.0% option.
MugiAmerican Pale Ale sounds powerful... but is it really described as having a gentle autumn-like aroma?
Hop BroAbsolutely. A pale ale highlights hop aroma while staying relatively easy to drink—basically a fragrant beginner-friendly pint.
MugiNice! Then I want Baird Brewing’s Brewer’s Nightmare Rye IPA. Is the brewer getting any sleep?
Hop BroIt is 7.0%, with rye’s spicy character and firm bitterness. The “rye” means rye grain, which brings a peppery grainy edge.
MugiPeppery grain? Like bread suddenly entering its rebellious phase! Still, it sounds like a bold IPA for hop fans.
Hop BroThat description is a keeper. New to the list is Vector Brewing’s 6.5% tropical wheat beer, Onegari White Socks, with ripe-fruit aroma and a smooth texture.
MugiWhat a name—socks are asking favors now?! But with rich tropical fruit aroma, I can forgive the mystery!
Hop BroThere is also Mojiko Retro Beer’s 5.5% Sakura Beer and Hinomoto Brewing’s 4.5% Little Thing, a light, hoppy session ale made for easy sipping.
MugiWe will start with autumnal Akane, wake up with the Nightmare, then take a tropical detour—let’s drink in Yotsuya-sanchome! Just remember: closed Tuesdays and holidays!
