Craft Beer 2mugi lines up Songbird, Kemuri and GHOST for Friday
Craft Beer 2mugi, a beer pub in Kanda-Izumicho, Chiyoda, highlighted a Friday draft lineup of six beers. The list includes Songbird from Song Bird Beer, Kemuri from Faló Brewing, NOROSHI, GHOST, Hop Legends, and Zakkoku Weizen.
Hop BroTonight's topic is Craft Beer 2mugi in Kanda Izumicho, and their Friday six-tap lineup is the kind of thing that makes a beer nerd grin.
MugiWhat! Songbird and Kemuri on the same night? Friday just turned into a reward event!
Hop BroAnd Craft Beer 2mugi is a relaxed beer pub around Akihabara, so the warm wooden space fits this totally varied lineup perfectly.
MugiWhoa! But names like Songbird, NOROSHI, and GHOST already sound intense... what's the best attack order here?
Hop BroI'd start with Songbird from Song Bird Beer and Kemuri from Faló Brewing, then do a NOROSHI and GHOST comparison so the aroma differences stand out.
MugiHold on, that explanation just went full pro mode! What does aroma directionality even mean, and do I need a compass for it?!
Hop BroIt sounds technical, but it's really just whether a beer feels citrusy, smoky, light, or rich. Basically, you're checking a map for nose and tongue.
MugiOkay... then what is multigrain weizen supposed to be? That sounds like a delicious spell!
Hop BroWeizen is a soft wheat-beer style. Add multigrains to that, and you get a soft grainy aroma that's really enjoyable.
MugiAnd there's even the West Coast Brewing and Noboribetsu Ji-Beer Oni Densetsu Hop Legends collab? My Friday hype just hit the ceiling!
Hop BroExactly. If you go Songbird, Kemuri, NOROSHI, GHOST, Hop Legends, then multigrain weizen, the shape of the six taps becomes really clear.
MugiThat's it, we're going! At Craft Beer 2mugi in Kanda Izumicho, I'm starting with Songbird for my Friday first pint, and you are not allowed to over-explain before I sip.
Hop BroThat's only a goal, not a promise. I already want to start with Kemuri, so I'm fully in need-a-beer mode right now.
Craft Beer 2mugi sits on the first floor of Wise Crest in Kanda-Izumicho, and it works well as a beer-focused pub in the Akihabara area. The room has a calm, wood-toned feel, so it suits everything from a quick after-work pint to a slower night built around tasting beer.
In the Instagram post, the shop introduced a six-beer Friday tap list. It is not just a count of taps; the lineup brings together different aromas, bitterness levels, body, and textures, which makes it the kind of list beer fans want to work through one by one.
- Songbird / Song Bird Beer
- Kemuri / Faló Brewing
- NOROSHI / Noroshi Brewery
- GHOST / RIKRI Brewing
- Hop Legends / West Coast Brewing × Noboribetsu Jigebi Oni Densetsu
- Zakkoku Weizen / Mugi Zakkoku Kobo Micro Brewery
A tasting order like Songbird, Kemuri, NOROSHI, and GHOST makes the contrasts easier to read. Hop Legends adds more weight through the collaboration slot, while Zakkoku Weizen brings in a grain-forward finish. That kind of composition is what makes 2mugi appealing to drinkers who want to follow the beer itself, not just check off a tap list.
At the end of the day, 2mugi is the sort of place where the brewery character comes through clearly in the glass. For anyone who prefers a thoughtful draft selection over flashy presentation, this Friday lineup fits the room well.
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Hop BroTonight's topic is Craft Beer 2mugi in Kanda Izumicho, and their Friday six-tap lineup is the kind of thing that makes a beer nerd grin.
MugiWhat! Songbird and Kemuri on the same night? Friday just turned into a reward event!
Hop BroAnd Craft Beer 2mugi is a relaxed beer pub around Akihabara, so the warm wooden space fits this totally varied lineup perfectly.
MugiWhoa! But names like Songbird, NOROSHI, and GHOST already sound intense... what's the best attack order here?
Hop BroI'd start with Songbird from Song Bird Beer and Kemuri from Faló Brewing, then do a NOROSHI and GHOST comparison so the aroma differences stand out.
MugiHold on, that explanation just went full pro mode! What does aroma directionality even mean, and do I need a compass for it?!
Hop BroIt sounds technical, but it's really just whether a beer feels citrusy, smoky, light, or rich. Basically, you're checking a map for nose and tongue.
MugiOkay... then what is multigrain weizen supposed to be? That sounds like a delicious spell!
Hop BroWeizen is a soft wheat-beer style. Add multigrains to that, and you get a soft grainy aroma that's really enjoyable.
MugiAnd there's even the West Coast Brewing and Noboribetsu Ji-Beer Oni Densetsu Hop Legends collab? My Friday hype just hit the ceiling!
Hop BroExactly. If you go Songbird, Kemuri, NOROSHI, GHOST, Hop Legends, then multigrain weizen, the shape of the six taps becomes really clear.
MugiThat's it, we're going! At Craft Beer 2mugi in Kanda Izumicho, I'm starting with Songbird for my Friday first pint, and you are not allowed to over-explain before I sip.
Hop BroThat's only a goal, not a promise. I already want to start with Kemuri, so I'm fully in need-a-beer mode right now.
