Nao's birthday event is underway at Two Fingers in Ikebukuro, through tomorrow
A birthday event for Nao is currently being held at the beer pub Two Fingers in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Ikebukuro. An Instagram post says it runs "until tomorrow," so you can still enjoy a commemorative drink in the beer-focused space that suits the bar.
Hop BroNao's birthday event is being held right now at Two Fingers, the beer pub in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Ikebukuro. Instagram says it's "until tomorrow," so if you want to go, you'd better hurry.
MugiWait, until tomorrow!? I was imagining cake when I heard birthday event, but this is the kind of celebration that happens with beer!
Hop BroExactly. Two Fingers is a small place with 6 counter seats and 3 tables for 9 more, and it lines up 9 taps plus bottles and cans. It's a really comfortable space that suits both solo drinking and chatting across the counter.
MugiWhat, 9 taps in a small place like that!? Sounds dizzying, but for beer lovers it must be heaven!
Hop BroWhat's more, it pours a wide lineup from IPA and saison to sour, stout, and lager, so its strength is variety. The bright lighting makes the colors easy to see, so even the time spent looking at the glass tastes good.
MugiWow! Being able to see the color makes that much difference? Beer is a feast for the eyes too, not just the taste!
Hop BroAnd another highlight is the original collaboration beer brewed with Tokyo Aleworks, "I Don't Care About The Name." It's also preserved on the event page, and it's a beer that carries the shop's history.
MugiWait, a beer called "I Don't Care About The Name" is actually super memorable! And a joint brew with the shop and a brewery is pretty intense!
Hop BroThe style is West Coast IPA, and it's a 50-liter limited release. It has caramel sweetness, bitterness like citrus peel, and a dry finish, so the laid-back name and the sharp character inside are a funny contrast.
MugiWhoa, caramel and citrus sounds like something I'd want to drink already! If it's sweet, bitter, and crisp, it's perfect for a birthday toast!
Hop BroExactly. The great thing about Two Fingers is that you can run into beer at its best right now. Celebrating Nao's milestone makes me want to have a pint too.
MugiLet's go! It has both the intimacy of the shop and the feel of an event, and if it's only until tomorrow, there's no time to hesitate. I want to toast in Ikebukuro today!
A birthday celebration for Nao is underway
A birthday event for Nao is being held at the beer pub Two Fingers in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Ikebukuro. An Instagram post says it runs "until tomorrow," so if you're planning to stop by, sooner is better.
Two Fingers is a small shop with 6 counter seats and 9 seats across 3 tables. In addition to 9 taps, it also stocks bottles and cans, pouring a wide range of styles from IPA and saison to sour, stout, and lager. The bright lighting makes it easy to see the beer's color, and the layout works well both for drinking quietly alone and for enjoying conversation across the counter.
There is already one memorable beer tied to this shop and Nao's birthday. The Two Fingers event page records an original beer brewed with Tokyo Aleworks called "I Don't Care About The Name." It is introduced as a West Coast IPA and was limited to 50 liters, with notes of caramel sweetness, citrus-peel bitterness, and a dry finish. More than just a birthday event, it is a beer that evokes the shop's history of collaborations.
As a beer pub in Ikebukuro that attracts craft beer fans, Two Fingers keeps operating while constantly rotating its 9 taps. Whether it's an event day or an ordinary pint, this is a place where you can encounter beer at "its best right now." In the time set aside to celebrate Nao's milestone, the shop's intimacy and its eye for beer come through clearly.
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Hop BroNao's birthday event is being held right now at Two Fingers, the beer pub in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Ikebukuro. Instagram says it's "until tomorrow," so if you want to go, you'd better hurry.
MugiWait, until tomorrow!? I was imagining cake when I heard birthday event, but this is the kind of celebration that happens with beer!
Hop BroExactly. Two Fingers is a small place with 6 counter seats and 3 tables for 9 more, and it lines up 9 taps plus bottles and cans. It's a really comfortable space that suits both solo drinking and chatting across the counter.
MugiWhat, 9 taps in a small place like that!? Sounds dizzying, but for beer lovers it must be heaven!
Hop BroWhat's more, it pours a wide lineup from IPA and saison to sour, stout, and lager, so its strength is variety. The bright lighting makes the colors easy to see, so even the time spent looking at the glass tastes good.
MugiWow! Being able to see the color makes that much difference? Beer is a feast for the eyes too, not just the taste!
Hop BroAnd another highlight is the original collaboration beer brewed with Tokyo Aleworks, "I Don't Care About The Name." It's also preserved on the event page, and it's a beer that carries the shop's history.
MugiWait, a beer called "I Don't Care About The Name" is actually super memorable! And a joint brew with the shop and a brewery is pretty intense!
Hop BroThe style is West Coast IPA, and it's a 50-liter limited release. It has caramel sweetness, bitterness like citrus peel, and a dry finish, so the laid-back name and the sharp character inside are a funny contrast.
MugiWhoa, caramel and citrus sounds like something I'd want to drink already! If it's sweet, bitter, and crisp, it's perfect for a birthday toast!
Hop BroExactly. The great thing about Two Fingers is that you can run into beer at its best right now. Celebrating Nao's milestone makes me want to have a pint too.
MugiLet's go! It has both the intimacy of the shop and the feel of an event, and if it's only until tomorrow, there's no time to hesitate. I want to toast in Ikebukuro today!
