Shinjuku's Jibeer Bar Marumugi lists five beers including COEDO for May 7
The beer pub Jibeer Bar Marumugi in Arakicho, Shinjuku Ward, has published today's beer menu for May 7. Five beers with distinct personalities, from session IPAs to black lagers, are lined up, including COEDO's "Marihana" and the IPA from Romanchikku Mura Craft Brewery.
Hop BroAt Jibeer Bar Marumugi in Arakicho, Shinjuku Ward, the taps for May 7 are really good. From COEDO's Marihana to a black lager, it's a lineup you can choose from based on your mood.
MugiWhoa! A lineup where all five beers have personality sounds like the kind of place that's fun to get lost in, even for beginners. And in Shinjuku, this lineup is strong!
Hop BroStart with Marihana -Marihana-. It's a session IPA at 4.3%, and the citrus aroma slips through lightly, so it's perfect as a first drink.
MugiA session IPA? What is that! Light but still an IPA, isn't that a bit contradictory?
Hop BroIn short, it's an IPA that prioritizes drinkability. It has a solid hop aroma, but it keeps the alcohol feel and heaviness down so you can keep drinking it for longer.
MugiI see! Then is Fruit Basket IPA more of a hard-hitting one? Putting Citra hops front and center sounds almost too energetic just from the name!
Hop BroExactly, that's a straightforward IPA with Citra hops in full force. It's the kind of clear, no-nonsense beer you'd expect from Romanchikku Mura Craft Brewery, where you can enjoy citrus aroma right in the center.
MugiWow, there's also a pale ale with a yuzu aroma. Yellow Sky from Y.MARKET BREWING sounds so refreshing I want to sandwich it in between!
Hop BroIf you bring in VECTOR BREWING's beer with its juicy orange character after that, the flow is great. Orange Field Hop Alien is 7.5%, and even though the aroma is flashy, the drinking impression is clearly focused.
MugiThe name Hop Alien is already unfair! But ending with AGE AGE SAME AGE, black yet light, makes me really curious.
Hop BroThat's the good part. Repubrew's black lager also has a smoky edge, so you can finish with a calm aftertaste. If you could drink in that sequence after the long weekend, you'd want another glass.
MugiThen I'll start with Marihana, next Yellow Sky, and finish with the black lager! I want to do a Shinjuku tasting comparison now, I want to go right away!
Lineup for May 7
Jibeer Bar Marumugi in Arakicho, Shinjuku Ward, is sharing today's craft beer lineup for May 7. Prices are Large 1,200 yen +α / Small 900 yen +α, and five beers with a wide range, from light to substantial, are on offer.
Beers on offer today
- Marihana -Marihana- / COEDO (Saitama) 4.3%
A light session IPA with a refreshing citrus aroma.
- Fruit Basket IPA Citra Ver. / Romanchikku Mura Craft Brewery (Tochigi) 6.0% +100 yen
A straightforward IPA that puts Citra hops front and center.
- Yellow Sky Pale Ale / Y.MARKET BREWING (Aichi) 5.5%
A light pale ale with a yuzu aroma.
- Orange Field Hop Alien -CitrusHopInvader- / VECTOR BREWING (Tokyo) 7.5% +100 yen
A beer you can enjoy for its juicy orange and hop character.
- AGE AGE SAME AGE / Repubrew (Shizuoka) 5.0% +100 yen
A lager that is black yet light, with a smoky character.
Marumugi is a small beer bar on the second floor of Ichibankan Building in Arakicho, and it opened in 2011. In addition to being a size where you can relax and drink inside, its lineup is characterized by selecting beers each time that clearly differ in aroma, bitterness, and mouthfeel. This time too, the lineup is easy to choose from based on your mood, spanning everything from citrus-forward IPAs to a pale ale with yuzu nuances and a black lager.
As a drink after the long weekend, you might start with lighter beers like Marihana or Yellow Sky Pale Ale, move to Fruit Basket IPA Citra Ver. if you want something IPA-leaning, try Orange Field Hop Alien if you want something fuller, and finish with AGE AGE SAME AGE if you want a calm, settled flavor. It's the kind of selection that suits anyone in the Shinjuku/Yotsuya-Sanchome area who wants to compare tap personalities at leisure.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Jibeer Bar Marumugi in Arakicho, Shinjuku Ward, the taps for May 7 are really good. From COEDO's Marihana to a black lager, it's a lineup you can choose from based on your mood.
MugiWhoa! A lineup where all five beers have personality sounds like the kind of place that's fun to get lost in, even for beginners. And in Shinjuku, this lineup is strong!
Hop BroStart with Marihana -Marihana-. It's a session IPA at 4.3%, and the citrus aroma slips through lightly, so it's perfect as a first drink.
MugiA session IPA? What is that! Light but still an IPA, isn't that a bit contradictory?
Hop BroIn short, it's an IPA that prioritizes drinkability. It has a solid hop aroma, but it keeps the alcohol feel and heaviness down so you can keep drinking it for longer.
MugiI see! Then is Fruit Basket IPA more of a hard-hitting one? Putting Citra hops front and center sounds almost too energetic just from the name!
Hop BroExactly, that's a straightforward IPA with Citra hops in full force. It's the kind of clear, no-nonsense beer you'd expect from Romanchikku Mura Craft Brewery, where you can enjoy citrus aroma right in the center.
MugiWow, there's also a pale ale with a yuzu aroma. Yellow Sky from Y.MARKET BREWING sounds so refreshing I want to sandwich it in between!
Hop BroIf you bring in VECTOR BREWING's beer with its juicy orange character after that, the flow is great. Orange Field Hop Alien is 7.5%, and even though the aroma is flashy, the drinking impression is clearly focused.
MugiThe name Hop Alien is already unfair! But ending with AGE AGE SAME AGE, black yet light, makes me really curious.
Hop BroThat's the good part. Repubrew's black lager also has a smoky edge, so you can finish with a calm aftertaste. If you could drink in that sequence after the long weekend, you'd want another glass.
MugiThen I'll start with Marihana, next Yellow Sky, and finish with the black lager! I want to do a Shinjuku tasting comparison now, I want to go right away!