Bibibi. in Daikanyama introduces Distant Shores Brewing from Higashimurayama
Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. introduced Distant Shores Brewing from Higashimurayama as the current featured brewery on tap. The lineup includes Rebooorn!! DSB IPA and Aldebaran, showing a range from hop-forward IPA to floral pale ale.
Hop BroAt Bibibi. in Daikanyama, Distant Shores Brewing is on tap right now. What I like is that they’re serving the brewery’s story along with the beer.
MugiWait, a Higashimurayama brewery all the way in Daikanyama? And the name means “distant shores”? That is ridiculously cinematic!
Hop BroThe big one to watch is the American IPA Rebooorn!! DSB IPA. It pushes the hops nicely, but still lands with a clean finish, which feels very DSB.
MugiHold on, clean finish? That sounds like a special attack. Am I supposed to strike a pose after every sip?
Hop BroIt basically means a crisp aftertaste. There’s not much muddiness, and the bitterness and aroma don’t hang around too heavily, so the next sip comes easy.
MugiOooh! So starting with the IPA and then moving to Aldebaran sounds like a great plan!
Hop BroExactly. Aldebaran is a pale ale with citrus and floral notes, so the aroma opens up in a softer, gentler way.
MugiWhat is that, a full-on nose workout? And if they’ve got Dandelion Fluff too, that light pilsner, I’m going to need a committee meeting for my first glass.
Hop BroAnd then there’s Five o'clock Ale, an amber ale with Earl Grey character. The range runs from firmly bitter to beers you want to sit with and keep smelling.
MugiJust making a tasting game plan already sounds fun! It’s like traveling from Daikanyama back to the tanks in Higashimurayama.
Hop BroThat’s really Bibibi's strength. They don’t just line up taps, they deliver the brewer’s background too, and that makes every pint feel more vivid.
MugiI now desperately want to drink IPA then pale ale back to back! After that, I want the tea-scented amber to complete my day.
Hop BroThen it’s settled, first round IPA. Follow it with Aldebaran, and we’ll get the full DSB range the fun way.
A brewery from Higashimurayama
Bibibi., the Daikanyama beer pub, is known for serving beer together with the story behind the brewer. In its latest "brewery on tap" feature, the bar highlighted Distant Shores Brewing from Higashimurayama, Tokyo. The brewery name means "distant shores," a nod to the long journey beer has taken around the world.
Distant Shores Brewing began brewing in 2017 and is built on British brewing know-how and precise temperature control. Publicly available information shows a lineup that moves from clean-drinking beers to hop-driven IPA. Two of its better-known beers are Rebooorn!! DSB IPA, an American IPA, and Aldebaran, a pale ale with citrus and floral notes.
The brewery's portfolio also includes lighter and more aromatic options such as Dandelion Fluff, a pilsner, and Five o'clock Ale, an amber ale with Earl Grey character. That spread makes the brewery easy to pair with food, whether you want something bitter and bold or something softer and more aromatic.
Bibibi. tends to present beer as more than a label on a tap list. By pairing the beer with the brewery's background, the bar gives each glass a bit more context. A night in Daikanyama can start with an IPA and move to a pale ale, making the distance from Higashimurayama to the glass feel much shorter.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Bibibi. in Daikanyama, Distant Shores Brewing is on tap right now. What I like is that they’re serving the brewery’s story along with the beer.
MugiWait, a Higashimurayama brewery all the way in Daikanyama? And the name means “distant shores”? That is ridiculously cinematic!
Hop BroThe big one to watch is the American IPA Rebooorn!! DSB IPA. It pushes the hops nicely, but still lands with a clean finish, which feels very DSB.
MugiHold on, clean finish? That sounds like a special attack. Am I supposed to strike a pose after every sip?
Hop BroIt basically means a crisp aftertaste. There’s not much muddiness, and the bitterness and aroma don’t hang around too heavily, so the next sip comes easy.
MugiOooh! So starting with the IPA and then moving to Aldebaran sounds like a great plan!
Hop BroExactly. Aldebaran is a pale ale with citrus and floral notes, so the aroma opens up in a softer, gentler way.
MugiWhat is that, a full-on nose workout? And if they’ve got Dandelion Fluff too, that light pilsner, I’m going to need a committee meeting for my first glass.
Hop BroAnd then there’s Five o'clock Ale, an amber ale with Earl Grey character. The range runs from firmly bitter to beers you want to sit with and keep smelling.
MugiJust making a tasting game plan already sounds fun! It’s like traveling from Daikanyama back to the tanks in Higashimurayama.
Hop BroThat’s really Bibibi's strength. They don’t just line up taps, they deliver the brewer’s background too, and that makes every pint feel more vivid.
MugiI now desperately want to drink IPA then pale ale back to back! After that, I want the tea-scented amber to complete my day.
Hop BroThen it’s settled, first round IPA. Follow it with Aldebaran, and we’ll get the full DSB range the fun way.
