Open Air's NZ Hazy Pale Ale "southern winds" Tapped at beer bar Cyblume
Open Air's guest beer "southern winds" has arrived at beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya. Along with the easygoing feel of a standing bar, the venue also has a terrace and a bottle shop, making it a glass you can enjoy for its NZ-hop-derived aroma.
Hop BroAt beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Open Air's "southern winds" has been tapped.
MugiWhoa! A guest beer appears and suddenly there's another world waiting if you just wander in!
Hop BroExactly. And Cyblume is a handy spot with standing service and no cover charge, plus a terrace and a bottle shop.
MugiIs standing that different? How does drinking at a brisk pace affect the taste?
Hop BroBecause you can catch the aroma before the temperature in the glass changes too much, it's a great match for a beer where aroma takes center stage like southern winds.
MugiOhhh! So southern winds is a NZ Hazy Pale Ale, right? The name alone is already stylish overload!
Hop BroThe specs are clean too: ABV 5.0% / IBU 16. With Nelson Sauvin and Rakau, it is designed to layer white grape notes with citrus, tropical fruit, and even a fresh green-grass character.
MugiWait, what's IBU 16? Don't tell me that means there are 16 bitterness specialists involved!
Hop BroNo, no. IBU is a measure of bitterness. At 16, it doesn't push hard, so the aroma can come forward with a light bitterness.
MugiGot it! So if you drink it on the terrace while feeling the outside air, the southern hemisphere hop aroma must feel even better!
Hop BroExactly. If you're stopping by in Shibuya, grabbing a casual pint at Cyblume is a pretty solid choice.
MugiNow I completely want one! Let's make it tonight's drink of choice and toast with southern winds!
Guest Beer Tapped in Maruyamacho, Shibuya
At beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Open Air's "southern winds" is being served as a guest beer. Cyblume is a standing bar that combines craft beer and idol music, and its appeal lies in its convenience: no cover charge, an outdoor terrace, and an attached bottle shop.
The Beer on Tap Is a NZ Hazy Pale Ale
This "southern winds" is a beer listed as a NZ Hazy Pale Ale on Open Air's official store. Its specs are ABV 5.0% and IBU 16. It uses Nelson Sauvin and Rakau hops, creating a profile layered with notes of white grape, citrus, tropical fruit, and fresh green grass. It is a style that feels light, yet lets you clearly sense the depth of its aroma.
A Great Match for Standing Drinking
Cyblume is a compact space that can hold roughly 30 people at most, making it a good stop after work or on a night of bar hopping. When you tilt a glass at a standing pace, the crisp drinkability of "southern winds" and the aroma of NZ hops come through even more directly. With terrace seating available, it also seems ideal for moving between the music inside and the fresh air outside while you drink.
For anyone looking for guest beer in Shibuya, Cyblume looks like a stop that balances ease and personality. This time, through Open Air's "southern winds," you can enjoy the bright aroma of Southern Hemisphere hops.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Open Air's "southern winds" has been tapped.
MugiWhoa! A guest beer appears and suddenly there's another world waiting if you just wander in!
Hop BroExactly. And Cyblume is a handy spot with standing service and no cover charge, plus a terrace and a bottle shop.
MugiIs standing that different? How does drinking at a brisk pace affect the taste?
Hop BroBecause you can catch the aroma before the temperature in the glass changes too much, it's a great match for a beer where aroma takes center stage like southern winds.
MugiOhhh! So southern winds is a NZ Hazy Pale Ale, right? The name alone is already stylish overload!
Hop BroThe specs are clean too: ABV 5.0% / IBU 16. With Nelson Sauvin and Rakau, it is designed to layer white grape notes with citrus, tropical fruit, and even a fresh green-grass character.
MugiWait, what's IBU 16? Don't tell me that means there are 16 bitterness specialists involved!
Hop BroNo, no. IBU is a measure of bitterness. At 16, it doesn't push hard, so the aroma can come forward with a light bitterness.
MugiGot it! So if you drink it on the terrace while feeling the outside air, the southern hemisphere hop aroma must feel even better!
Hop BroExactly. If you're stopping by in Shibuya, grabbing a casual pint at Cyblume is a pretty solid choice.
MugiNow I completely want one! Let's make it tonight's drink of choice and toast with southern winds!
