PUB Karr in Kyoto posts a five-beer tap list featuring Kyoto Brewing and Nara Brewing
PUB Karr, a beer pub in Kyoto’s Nakagyo Ward, shared its tap list for June 7, 2026. The post says the bar opened at 3 p.m. on Sunday because of the rain, with two beers each from Kyoto Brewing and Nara Brewing, plus Asahi’s Maruef.
Hop BroToday's rainy Sunday taps caught my eye. PUB Karr in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward is opening at 3 p.m. on June 7, and the whole lineup sounds perfect for a slow drink.
MugiWait, 3 p.m. opening on a rainy day? That already sounds like a win.
Hop BroAnd the five-tap lineup is solid: Kyoto Brewing's "Shukyu 6-ka," "Ichigo Ichie," Nara Brewing's "HooRay!" and "Spare pocket," plus Asahi "Maruefu."
MugiNo way, Kyoto and Nara going two-on-two? That's begging for a side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroExactly. The tasting flow is really well built. You start with local craft character, then land on something calmer like Maruefu, a familiar lager-style finish.
MugiHold on, what's tasting flow supposed to mean? Why does beer suddenly sound like train routing?
Hop BroNothing fancy, just the order you drink them in. You enjoy the differences, then ease into a comforting last pint.
MugiOhh, a gentle landing makes craft beer feel way less intimidating for beginners like me.
Hop BroAnd the place has records spinning inside, which fits the mood. Rain outside, music inside, and a slow glass in hand, that's the whole appeal.
MugiThat is such a rainy day reward. I feel like even the music would taste good.
Hop BroPUB Karr shows real pub curation sense here. Two beers from Kyoto Brewing, two from Nara Brewing, then Maruefu to bring everything home.
MugiI'm sold. Starting with Shukyu 6-ka and closing on Maruefu sounds perfect. Now I seriously want a beer.
PUB Karr is a beer pub located on the second floor of the Anraku Building in Matsugasaki-cho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto. In its June 7, 2026 post, the bar noted the rainy weather and said it would open from 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, creating a slower pace with records playing in the background.
The tap list for the day featured five beers:
- Kyoto Brewing `週休６日`
- Kyoto Brewing `一期一会`
- Nara Brewing `HooRay!`
- Nara Brewing `Spare pocket`
- Asahi `マルエフ`
The lineup leans on two beers from Kyoto Brewing and two from Nara Brewing, then adds Asahi’s familiar `Maruef` as a steady, approachable option. It is a practical mix for drinkers who want to compare local craft beers while still having a classic choice in the lineup.
The post also includes the hashtags `#kyoto`, `#craftbeer`, `#レコードバー`, and `#京都バー`, which match the bar’s clear identity: a place where music and beer share the same room. It is the kind of pub that makes sense on a rainy day when you want to settle in and drink at an easy pace.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's rainy Sunday taps caught my eye. PUB Karr in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward is opening at 3 p.m. on June 7, and the whole lineup sounds perfect for a slow drink.
MugiWait, 3 p.m. opening on a rainy day? That already sounds like a win.
Hop BroAnd the five-tap lineup is solid: Kyoto Brewing's "Shukyu 6-ka," "Ichigo Ichie," Nara Brewing's "HooRay!" and "Spare pocket," plus Asahi "Maruefu."
MugiNo way, Kyoto and Nara going two-on-two? That's begging for a side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroExactly. The tasting flow is really well built. You start with local craft character, then land on something calmer like Maruefu, a familiar lager-style finish.
MugiHold on, what's tasting flow supposed to mean? Why does beer suddenly sound like train routing?
Hop BroNothing fancy, just the order you drink them in. You enjoy the differences, then ease into a comforting last pint.
MugiOhh, a gentle landing makes craft beer feel way less intimidating for beginners like me.
Hop BroAnd the place has records spinning inside, which fits the mood. Rain outside, music inside, and a slow glass in hand, that's the whole appeal.
MugiThat is such a rainy day reward. I feel like even the music would taste good.
Hop BroPUB Karr shows real pub curation sense here. Two beers from Kyoto Brewing, two from Nara Brewing, then Maruefu to bring everything home.
MugiI'm sold. Starting with Shukyu 6-ka and closing on Maruefu sounds perfect. Now I seriously want a beer.
