Little House Brewing makes its first appearance in Ikebukuro at Two Fingers, with 8 beers tapped at once
A tap takeover by Little House Brewing Company from Connecticut, USA, has been announced at beer pub Two Fingers in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima City. Centered on hazy IPA, this is a notable event where all eight beers, including a kölsch and a stout, can be enjoyed at the same time.
Hop BroSomething hot just landed in Ikebukuro, and the first Japan arrival TTO is happening at Two Fingers.
MugiWhat! In Ikebukuro!? And eight beers tapped at once? That is way too much of a festival!
Hop BroThe star is Little House Brewing Company from Connecticut, with a lineup centered on hazy IPA plus kölsch and stout.
MugiWow... but honestly, beyond “hazy” meaning a cloudy IPA, I only have a vague idea!
Hop BroGood question. It means they build the mouthfeel with oats and wheat, then let the hop aroma shine, so it is basically a juicy IPA that is not too bitter.
MugiThat sounds amazing! So even beginners like me can compare them easily!
Hop BroAnd the lineup names are strong too: AI Slop, Rare Candy, Busy Bee, and even Peanut Butter Mini Bear.
MugiJust the names are enough to get me hyped! Rrrare Cccandy is like the tongue-twister championship winner!
Hop BroThere may be changes in the serving order on the day, so if you have your eye on something, arriving early is recommended. There will also be burger and ramen pop-ups.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s do the weekend with beer and food, and first meet up at Two Fingers in Ikebukuro for a toast!
Two Fingers announced on Instagram that it will host a tap takeover featuring Little House Brewing Company. The post describes it as a “first arrival in Japan,” with a total lineup of eight beers. It is a setup that will appeal not only to hazy IPA fans, but also to those interested in clean styles and dessert-like beers.
The venue is Two Fingers, located in the Ikebukuro West Exit area at RM Building, 3-23-3 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima City. True to its reputation as a beer pub that carefully handles craft beers from Japan and abroad, this event is designed as a “taste comparison” lineup where you can experience the brewery’s character all at once.
Beers planned to be served (as listed in the post)
- AI Slop
- Rare Candy
- Rrrare Cccandy
- Busy Bee
- Sleepy Bee
- Chilly Bin
- Peanut Butter Mini Bear
- Tintype
The post also notes that Little House Brewing Company is a microbrewery that brews in a historic building, and that in addition to hazy IPAs, it has also earned recognition for its kölsch and stout. The actual serving order and stock levels will be confirmed by the day-of announcement, but if you want to aim for the kind of diverse tap lineup this bar is known for, an early visit seems best.
In addition, the post also announced pop-up food plans, including burgers and ramen, so it looks like it will be a weekend not to miss for anyone who wants to enjoy beer together with food.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSomething hot just landed in Ikebukuro, and the first Japan arrival TTO is happening at Two Fingers.
MugiWhat! In Ikebukuro!? And eight beers tapped at once? That is way too much of a festival!
Hop BroThe star is Little House Brewing Company from Connecticut, with a lineup centered on hazy IPA plus kölsch and stout.
MugiWow... but honestly, beyond “hazy” meaning a cloudy IPA, I only have a vague idea!
Hop BroGood question. It means they build the mouthfeel with oats and wheat, then let the hop aroma shine, so it is basically a juicy IPA that is not too bitter.
MugiThat sounds amazing! So even beginners like me can compare them easily!
Hop BroAnd the lineup names are strong too: AI Slop, Rare Candy, Busy Bee, and even Peanut Butter Mini Bear.
MugiJust the names are enough to get me hyped! Rrrare Cccandy is like the tongue-twister championship winner!
Hop BroThere may be changes in the serving order on the day, so if you have your eye on something, arriving early is recommended. There will also be burger and ramen pop-ups.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s do the weekend with beer and food, and first meet up at Two Fingers in Ikebukuro for a toast!
