Moyamoya Base taps NEKOBEER's "Kin no Neko" Golden Ale
Moyamoya Base, a beer pub in central Sapporo, has rotated in a new guest keg: NEKOBEER's "Kin no Neko Gogotto! Gogotto! Gogg! Golden Ale." For beer fans, it's another reason to stop by and see what's on tap today.
Hop BroSapporo's Moyamoya Base just tapped a new NEKOBEER guest keg called Gold Cat Gogo! Gogo! Goggo! Golden Ale. That name already makes me want to say it out loud.
MugiWhat! That name has power. I feel out of breath before I've even tried ordering it!
Hop BroThe beer style is a classic golden ale. It usually drinks light and smooth, with a gentle malt sweetness that comes through nicely.
MugiWhoa, okay, but what is a style exactly? Right now all I've got is: probably golden!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's built for easy drinking. Not too bitter, not too heavy, and very friendly as a first pint.
MugiI love that! It sounds great for beginners, but the name acts like it's headlining a stadium tour.
Hop BroAnd Moyamoya Base does one-keg guest swaps, which is the fun part. Every visit can mean a different beer, so craft fans in Sapporo really keep an eye on it.
MugiNo way! The rotating tap thing is basically like chasing your favorite band's set list, but with beer.
Hop BroExactly. Draft beer shines when it's served extra fresh, and this pub often opens around 2 p.m., so you can start early if the timing is right.
MugiThat's it, I'm in. Daytime pint mission at Moyamoya Base, and I want to see if I can say the full beer name without tripping over it.
Hop BroEven if you stumble, good beer still wins. NEKOBEER's Gold Cat Gogo! Gogo! Goggo! Golden Ale sounds like exactly the kind of guest pour worth chasing before the keg kicks.
NEKOBEER Golden Ale joins the guest tap lineup
Moyamoya Base, a beer pub in Minami 2-jo Higashi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, has announced a one-keg swap featuring NEKOBEER's "Kin no Neko Gogotto! Gogotto! Gogg! Golden Ale". The post says the beer has been connected to the tap, making it a timely update for drinkers who follow rotating guest beers.
The pub is known for centering its offerings around craft beer, and it often opens from 2:00 p.m. on business days, which makes it an easy place for an early daytime pint. That kind of setup pairs naturally with a guest-tap format: every visit can bring a different brewery or style to the bar.
This time, the featured beer is a Golden Ale from NEKOBEER. The brewery name and beer name are both clearly stated in the post, so fans can go in looking for a specific glass rather than just an unspecified guest keg. For craft beer drinkers in Sapporo, Moyamoya Base remains the kind of spot where the day's tap list is part of the appeal.
Guest beer
- NEKOBEER / Kin no Neko Gogotto! Gogotto! Gogg! Golden Ale
If you're tracking rotating taps in Sapporo, this NEKOBEER pour is worth checking while it lasts.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSapporo's Moyamoya Base just tapped a new NEKOBEER guest keg called Gold Cat Gogo! Gogo! Goggo! Golden Ale. That name already makes me want to say it out loud.
MugiWhat! That name has power. I feel out of breath before I've even tried ordering it!
Hop BroThe beer style is a classic golden ale. It usually drinks light and smooth, with a gentle malt sweetness that comes through nicely.
MugiWhoa, okay, but what is a style exactly? Right now all I've got is: probably golden!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it's built for easy drinking. Not too bitter, not too heavy, and very friendly as a first pint.
MugiI love that! It sounds great for beginners, but the name acts like it's headlining a stadium tour.
Hop BroAnd Moyamoya Base does one-keg guest swaps, which is the fun part. Every visit can mean a different beer, so craft fans in Sapporo really keep an eye on it.
MugiNo way! The rotating tap thing is basically like chasing your favorite band's set list, but with beer.
Hop BroExactly. Draft beer shines when it's served extra fresh, and this pub often opens around 2 p.m., so you can start early if the timing is right.
MugiThat's it, I'm in. Daytime pint mission at Moyamoya Base, and I want to see if I can say the full beer name without tripping over it.
Hop BroEven if you stumble, good beer still wins. NEKOBEER's Gold Cat Gogo! Gogo! Goggo! Golden Ale sounds like exactly the kind of guest pour worth chasing before the keg kicks.
