Mugibaru in Kamata Lines Up 11 Beers Ahead of the Tax Change
Mugibaru, a beer pub in Kamata, says it will keep prices unchanged ahead of the October tax reform. The shop notes that many craft beers are labeled as happoshu, while CO2 costs are rising. The current and next lineups span 11 beers from Shiga Kogen, Y.Market, Isekadoya and more.
Prices stay put as the taps stay diverse
Mugibaru, a beer pub in Nishi-Kamata, Ota-ku, Tokyo, shared its tap update ahead of the October tax reform. In the post, the shop explains that many craft beers are classified as happoshu, so it will not change prices for now. It also points out that the cost of carbon dioxide for draft systems is rising sharply.
The current lineup includes Anti-Gravity by Isekadoya Beer, Shinshu Heion by Shiga Kogen Beer, Project DIPA by Y.Market Brewing, Karan Hyuganatsu Fruit Ale by Hime Beer, Marihana by COEDO, and Jukusen by Asahi. The selection covers fruit IPA, w-IPA, fruit ale, session IPA, and pilsner.
The next beers up are Hysteric IPA by Y.Market Brewing, Mata Ashita Hazy IPA by Y.Market Brewing, Muga Muchu by Shiga Kogen Beer, I.P.A by North Island Beer, and Meyer Lemon Radler by Isekadoya Beer. From hop-forward IPAs to a lighter radler, the tap list gives regulars plenty of range.
The food pairing highlighted in the post is fresh bluefin tuna negi-shio yukke. The shop also includes a note that dogs are welcome, making Mugibaru a relaxed stop in Kamata for drinkers who want a broad craft beer selection without any fuss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.