Mitaka's Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi: 2 New Taps and 10 Total on 5/12
Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi in Mitaka released its tap list for 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm on May 12. Romantic Village's Tochigi Very Berry Sour and Mojiko Beer's Sakura Beer were newly tapped, and a total of 10 taps, including the regulars, were on the board.
Hop BroMitaka Station South Exit's Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi has put out its tap list for 5/12. This time there are two new taps, and the overall lineup is 10 taps, so it's a pretty fun setup.
MugiWhat, 10 taps!? With that many, I'd be so happy I'd almost start spinning before I even chose!
Hop BroThe main highlight is Romantic Village's Tochigi Very Berry Sour. It's a Fruits Sour Ale that combines Tochiaika strawberries from Tochigi Prefecture with raspberries and cranberries, giving it a gorgeous aroma and a crisp tartness.
MugiWhat is that! A Fruits Sour Ale sounds like it would make your mouth pucker just from the name, but is it really beer?
Hop BroIt is beer. It leads with fruit aroma and drinks light thanks to the tartness, so the key is that it isn't too sweet. It's the kind you can drink cleanly, and it goes well with appetizers.
MugiOhhh! Then I'm curious about the Sakura Beer too! The name itself feels springlike, and it somehow has a romantic vibe!
Hop BroMojiko Beer's Sakura Beer is an Amber Lager that revives the lager brewed in Moji during the Taisho era. It has caramel notes and a nicely balanced bitterness, so it's a beer you can sip steadily.
MugiOh, hearing caramel notes makes it sound like a tasty, slightly toasty sweet treat even though it's beer! But an amber-colored lager is kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. The lineup that day also includes Iwate Kura's English IPA, Super Saison, stout, pilsner, and pale ale, so you can choose based on your mood.
MugiHehe, being able to choose based on your mood is the best! Today's for something crisp, tomorrow's for something more substantial - that's the kind of place that makes you want to keep coming back!
Hop BroAnd Nekoto Azarashi also has vegetable-heavy side dishes, fried potatoes, and even chili beans, so they don't skimp on beer's companions either. This is definitely the kind of place where you want to settle in and have a drink.
MugiWow, I want to go tonight! Start with the berry sour to wake things up, then settle in with the Sakura Beer - that's a total win!
Hop BroRight, it's a lineup that makes you want to go toast in Mitaka. I'd want to drop in casually without a reservation and go after the taps that look interesting, two or three beers at a time.
Tap List for May 12
Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi, located at the south exit of Mitaka Station, announced its tap list for business hours from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm on May 12. This time, there are two new taps. Romantic Village's Tochigi Very Berry Sour is a Fruits Sour Ale that combines Tochigi Prefecture strawberries, Tochiaika, with raspberries and cranberries, and is characterized by its gorgeous aroma and refreshing tartness. Mojiko Beer's Sakura Beer is an Amber Lager that revives the lager brewed in Moji during the Taisho era, with caramel notes and moderate bitterness as its strengths.
The lineup for the day totals 10 taps. Iwate Kura's English IPA, Hobo Cider Fuji ver., Locobia's Super Saison 2024, Daisen G Beer's Stout, Beer Hearn's Pilsner and Pale Ale, Minoh Beer's Saruyama Shikao, and Shiga Kogen Beer's SNOW MONKEY IPA Silver Label ver. are on tap. With IPA, saison, stout, lager, and pale ale all represented, it is a lineup that makes it easy to choose according to your mood.
According to the shop's official website, Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi is a small beer pub centered around counter seating, and in addition to vegetable-heavy side dishes, it also serves fried potatoes, chili beans, potato salad, as well as meat, fish, and penne dishes. It is set up to put beer at the center while also emphasizing compatibility with food, making it a place well suited to days when you want to sit back and enjoy a drink slowly.
This week, the shop is closed on Thursday, and for that day it is advising visitors to come without a reservation. If you're following tap lists in Mitaka, this is a place you'll want to stop by when there's a beer that catches your eye.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMitaka Station South Exit's Beer Pub Nekoto Azarashi has put out its tap list for 5/12. This time there are two new taps, and the overall lineup is 10 taps, so it's a pretty fun setup.
MugiWhat, 10 taps!? With that many, I'd be so happy I'd almost start spinning before I even chose!
Hop BroThe main highlight is Romantic Village's Tochigi Very Berry Sour. It's a Fruits Sour Ale that combines Tochiaika strawberries from Tochigi Prefecture with raspberries and cranberries, giving it a gorgeous aroma and a crisp tartness.
MugiWhat is that! A Fruits Sour Ale sounds like it would make your mouth pucker just from the name, but is it really beer?
Hop BroIt is beer. It leads with fruit aroma and drinks light thanks to the tartness, so the key is that it isn't too sweet. It's the kind you can drink cleanly, and it goes well with appetizers.
MugiOhhh! Then I'm curious about the Sakura Beer too! The name itself feels springlike, and it somehow has a romantic vibe!
Hop BroMojiko Beer's Sakura Beer is an Amber Lager that revives the lager brewed in Moji during the Taisho era. It has caramel notes and a nicely balanced bitterness, so it's a beer you can sip steadily.
MugiOh, hearing caramel notes makes it sound like a tasty, slightly toasty sweet treat even though it's beer! But an amber-colored lager is kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting. The lineup that day also includes Iwate Kura's English IPA, Super Saison, stout, pilsner, and pale ale, so you can choose based on your mood.
MugiHehe, being able to choose based on your mood is the best! Today's for something crisp, tomorrow's for something more substantial - that's the kind of place that makes you want to keep coming back!
Hop BroAnd Nekoto Azarashi also has vegetable-heavy side dishes, fried potatoes, and even chili beans, so they don't skimp on beer's companions either. This is definitely the kind of place where you want to settle in and have a drink.
MugiWow, I want to go tonight! Start with the berry sour to wake things up, then settle in with the Sakura Beer - that's a total win!
Hop BroRight, it's a lineup that makes you want to go toast in Mitaka. I'd want to drop in casually without a reservation and go after the taps that look interesting, two or three beers at a time.
