Bibibi. in Daikanyama lists eight Japanese breweries on tap, with a free next beer for kicked kegs
Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. posted an Instagram update saying several taps are close to being kicked. The current tap list features eight Japanese breweries, and the shop says the next beer is free when a keg is kicked.
Hop BroDaikanyama’s Bibibi. tap lineup is looking seriously hot right now. They’ve got eight Japanese breweries on deck, and a few kegs are almost kicked.
MugiWait, almost kicked sounds like the keg lost a fight. What does that even mean?!
Hop BroIt just means the keg is right near empty. When the last pour goes out, your next beer is free, which is a pretty dangerous kind of generosity.
MugiNo way, next pour free is way too powerful... that’s basically the bar telling me to make one more excellent decision!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is stacked: NAMINOOTO BREWING, OUR BREWING, HOPDOG BREWING, GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM, FARMENTRY, KARIYA75 BREWING, CRAFTBANK, and TOYS BREWERY. That’s eight domestic breweries in one stop.
MugiJust hearing those names feels like a brewery road trip! But if it says Today’s TAP, does that mean the lineup changes all the time?
Hop BroExactly. Bibibi. is a Japan-focused beer pub with ten taps, and that lineup is called a tap list. Think of it as the draft-beer menu straight from the faucets.
MugiA tap list? That got technical fast. So it’s basically a roster of faucets?
Hop BroHonestly, that’s not a bad description. The post doesn’t spell out beer names or styles, but that’s part of the appeal here: you feel the range of Japanese craft through the breweries themselves.
MugiSo instead of chasing one famous beer, you’re tasting by brewery? Okay, that is dangerously convincing.
Hop BroOne practical note: they said July 23, Thursday, is closed for a staff summer gathering, and July 26, Sunday, has a plogging event, so we should check the latest update before heading over.
MugiDeal. I want to hit Daikanyama, chase a near-kicked keg, and somehow land that bonus next pint. This article made me thirsty.
Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. posted an Instagram update about its current tap status. The post says several taps are close to being kicked, and it also notes a perk: when a keg is kicked, the next beer is free. It is a timely update for drinkers who like following a tap list closely.
Today's TAP
- NAMINOOTO BREWING
- OUR BREWING
- HOPDOG BREWING
- GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM
- FARMENTRY
- KARIYA75 BREWING
- CRAFTBANK
- TOYS BREWERY
Bibibi. is a Japanese craft-beer pub in Daikanyama that focuses on Japanese breweries and the stories behind the makers. With 10 taps and a rotating domestic lineup, the bar is built for people who enjoy comparing breweries and checking what is moving on tap. The post also says the shop will be closed on Thursday the 23rd for a staff gathering, and that a plogging event is planned for Sunday the 26th.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDaikanyama’s Bibibi. tap lineup is looking seriously hot right now. They’ve got eight Japanese breweries on deck, and a few kegs are almost kicked.
MugiWait, almost kicked sounds like the keg lost a fight. What does that even mean?!
Hop BroIt just means the keg is right near empty. When the last pour goes out, your next beer is free, which is a pretty dangerous kind of generosity.
MugiNo way, next pour free is way too powerful... that’s basically the bar telling me to make one more excellent decision!
Hop BroAnd the lineup is stacked: NAMINOOTO BREWING, OUR BREWING, HOPDOG BREWING, GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM, FARMENTRY, KARIYA75 BREWING, CRAFTBANK, and TOYS BREWERY. That’s eight domestic breweries in one stop.
MugiJust hearing those names feels like a brewery road trip! But if it says Today’s TAP, does that mean the lineup changes all the time?
Hop BroExactly. Bibibi. is a Japan-focused beer pub with ten taps, and that lineup is called a tap list. Think of it as the draft-beer menu straight from the faucets.
MugiA tap list? That got technical fast. So it’s basically a roster of faucets?
Hop BroHonestly, that’s not a bad description. The post doesn’t spell out beer names or styles, but that’s part of the appeal here: you feel the range of Japanese craft through the breweries themselves.
MugiSo instead of chasing one famous beer, you’re tasting by brewery? Okay, that is dangerously convincing.
Hop BroOne practical note: they said July 23, Thursday, is closed for a staff summer gathering, and July 26, Sunday, has a plogging event, so we should check the latest update before heading over.
MugiDeal. I want to hit Daikanyama, chase a near-kicked keg, and somehow land that bonus next pint. This article made me thirsty.
