Three NEKOBEER beers tap in at BEERKICHI, open 3 p.m. to midnight on April 13
BEERKICHI in Watanabe-dori, Fukuoka, has released its business information for April 13. Three beers are on tap, including a new NEKOBEER release, offering a wide range of styles from pilsner to session IPA and TDH Hazy IPA.
Hop BroAt BEERKICHI in Fukuoka’s Watanabe-dori, three NEKOBEER beers are on tap. On April 13, it opens at 3 p.m. and closes at midnight, so it is easy to swing by after work.
MugiWait, three cat beers!? What does tap in mean, and now I feel like the cats are calling me already!
Hop BroStart with the Pils Nyaa! pilsner. At 5.0% ABV, it goes down light and crisp, so it is perfect as your first drink.
MugiI hear about pilsners all the time, but what does light and easy-drinking actually feel like? That does not mean watery, right?
Hop BroNot at all. A pilsner is a lager style, and what feels good is the crisp malt character and the sharp hop finish. You can see the outline of the hops, so it is easy to drink without the flavor getting blurred.
MugiOhhh! Then the next one, Original Neko Shogo!, is the one where hops take the lead?
Hop BroExactly. It is a lower-alcohol Session IPA, so it is easy to enjoy the aroma and bitterness. At 4.5% ABV, the nice thing is that the conversation does not easily grind to a halt even if you keep going for a few rounds.
MugiA beer that keeps the conversation going sounds amazing! But the last one, Further Fighting IPA, sounds like it has serious battle power just from the name!
Hop BroThat one is a TDH Hazy IPA at 10.0% ABV. It has layered hop intensity and the juicy character you expect from a Hazy, so it is the kind of pint that lands heavily toward the end.
MugiSo you start light and finish with a big punch at the end! The cat visuals at BEERKICHI are cute too, so this is definitely going on tonight’s plan!
Hop BroAnd BEERKICHI has a relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere, which makes it great for tasting comparisons too. The right move might be to stop by after work and work through the three beers in order.
MugiIt is decided! I want to start with the pilsner to see how it goes, then finish with the Hazy at the end! I am getting the feeling that I want to toast right now!
The beer pub "BEERKICHI" in Watanabe-dori, Fukuoka, will be open on Monday, April 13 from 3:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
This day’s New on Tap features three beers, all from NEKOBEER.
- Pils Nyaa! / Pilsner / ABV 5.0%
- Original Neko Shogo! / Session IPA / ABV 4.5%
- Further Fighting IPA / TDH Hazy IPA / ABV 10.0%
Looking at the lineup, the range of flavors is clear, from an easy-drinking pilsner to a session IPA with a hop-forward profile, and all the way to a 10% TDH Hazy IPA. It is also an easy lineup to build around, starting lightly with the first pint and moving into a more substantial IPA later on.
The post also features an eye-catching visual with cat characters, which conveys the friendly atmosphere that is typical of the shop. BEERKICHI is known as a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer without being too formal, making it an easy place to stop by for a pint after work or on a day when you want to compare different beers.
The post also mentions the 7th anniversary celebration starting May 1 and some upcoming food projects, indicating that even as of April 13, there are future plans in motion alongside regular service. For now, it looks best to start by getting these three beers on your radar.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt BEERKICHI in Fukuoka’s Watanabe-dori, three NEKOBEER beers are on tap. On April 13, it opens at 3 p.m. and closes at midnight, so it is easy to swing by after work.
MugiWait, three cat beers!? What does tap in mean, and now I feel like the cats are calling me already!
Hop BroStart with the Pils Nyaa! pilsner. At 5.0% ABV, it goes down light and crisp, so it is perfect as your first drink.
MugiI hear about pilsners all the time, but what does light and easy-drinking actually feel like? That does not mean watery, right?
Hop BroNot at all. A pilsner is a lager style, and what feels good is the crisp malt character and the sharp hop finish. You can see the outline of the hops, so it is easy to drink without the flavor getting blurred.
MugiOhhh! Then the next one, Original Neko Shogo!, is the one where hops take the lead?
Hop BroExactly. It is a lower-alcohol Session IPA, so it is easy to enjoy the aroma and bitterness. At 4.5% ABV, the nice thing is that the conversation does not easily grind to a halt even if you keep going for a few rounds.
MugiA beer that keeps the conversation going sounds amazing! But the last one, Further Fighting IPA, sounds like it has serious battle power just from the name!
Hop BroThat one is a TDH Hazy IPA at 10.0% ABV. It has layered hop intensity and the juicy character you expect from a Hazy, so it is the kind of pint that lands heavily toward the end.
MugiSo you start light and finish with a big punch at the end! The cat visuals at BEERKICHI are cute too, so this is definitely going on tonight’s plan!
Hop BroAnd BEERKICHI has a relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere, which makes it great for tasting comparisons too. The right move might be to stop by after work and work through the three beers in order.
MugiIt is decided! I want to start with the pilsner to see how it goes, then finish with the Hazy at the end! I am getting the feeling that I want to toast right now!
