Bibibi. from Daikanyama Visits Rururu na Beer in Maebashi, Introduces 10 Domestic Taps
The beer pub Bibibi. in Daikanyama reported on Instagram that it had visited Rururu na Beer in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. In the post, it lined up 10 Japanese brands under "Today's TAP" and also expressed anticipation for a collaboration between the two shops.
Hop BroToday, Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi.'s visit to Maebashi is the talk of the town. They went to Rururu na Beer in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, and showed off a whole row of "Today's TAP" on Instagram.
MugiWhat, they went all the way from Daikanyama to Maebashi!? And they reported it on Instagram too? It feels like such a fun travel log!
Hop BroExactly, and what was lined up were 10 domestic brands. From NAGANO BREWERY and gogoshima beer farm to AFURI BREWING, the origins and styles were all over the place, and just looking at it makes you want to start a tasting battle.
MugiWait, hold on! What do you mean by all over the place in style? Beer is beer, right? That was what I thought!
Hop BroGood question. A tap list is basically the lineup of kegs connected in the shop, and the personality of each tap comes through. Some have a strong hop aroma, some are sweeter with malt, and some have a lighter finish.
MugiWhoa! So it's like 10 different faucets, each pouring a different flavor. Suddenly the world of beer feels like a game!
Hop BroI don't hate that comparison. The post doesn't list the individual beer names, but what's interesting is that it lets you imagine the range of the tasting lineup. It feels like bringing the experience from Rururu na Beer straight back to Daikanyama.
MugiI see. So it's not just a visit report, but more like an exchange of letters. It feels stylish, like sending back the deliciousness received in Maebashi from Daikanyama!
Hop BroExactly. Bibibi. is a beer pub in Daikanyama-cho that champions Japanese craft beer, so this kind of post really reflects the shop's stance. They also said business starts at 3 p.m. that day, creating an atmosphere that makes you want to drop by in the afternoon.
MugiWow, this is making me want to go for the 3 p.m. opening...! A pint that brings the atmosphere of Maebashi with it has to be delicious.
Hop BroJust one last thing: the next collaboration is the big expectation, right? Bibibi. and Rururu na Beer together sounds amazing, and just imagining it makes my throat crave a drink. Today, both of us are already wanting to go out for a beer.
MugiYeah, I'm completely thirsty in the throat rather than the stomach! Whether in Daikanyama or Maebashi, I just want to grab a pint first!
From Daikanyama to Maebashi
The beer pub Bibibi. in Daikanyama, Tokyo, shared on Instagram that it had visited Rururu na Beer in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. In the post, it commented, "Every beer was truly delicious, and I was impressed," while also expressing hope for a collaboration between the two shops. It also noted that business that day would start at 3 p.m.
Today's TAP
In the caption's "Today's TAP," the names of Japanese craft breweries were lined up one after another. The 10 brands listed were NAGANO BREWERY, gogoshima beer farm, AFURI BREWING, Butterfly Brewery, Hoshino Seisakusho (Mugi), NAT BREW, Romeo Brewery, Kanpai Brewing, Yellow Monkey Brewing, and Romanchikku-mura Brewery.
Although the post did not mention the names of individual beers, the lineup of breweries with different origins and styles suggests a wide-ranging tasting experience. Based on the flavors experienced at Rururu na Beer in Maebashi, the post conveys the depth of Japanese craft beer at Bibibi.'s counter in Daikanyama.
Bibibi.'s Stance
Bibibi. is a beer pub located at Room 102, Castle Mansion, Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya Ward. Its hallmark is a style that carefully introduces the character of each tap, centered on Japanese craft beer. This post was not just a visit report; like a small exchange of letters connecting Maebashi and Daikanyama, it left room for anticipation of the next pint.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi.'s visit to Maebashi is the talk of the town. They went to Rururu na Beer in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, and showed off a whole row of "Today's TAP" on Instagram.
MugiWhat, they went all the way from Daikanyama to Maebashi!? And they reported it on Instagram too? It feels like such a fun travel log!
Hop BroExactly, and what was lined up were 10 domestic brands. From NAGANO BREWERY and gogoshima beer farm to AFURI BREWING, the origins and styles were all over the place, and just looking at it makes you want to start a tasting battle.
MugiWait, hold on! What do you mean by all over the place in style? Beer is beer, right? That was what I thought!
Hop BroGood question. A tap list is basically the lineup of kegs connected in the shop, and the personality of each tap comes through. Some have a strong hop aroma, some are sweeter with malt, and some have a lighter finish.
MugiWhoa! So it's like 10 different faucets, each pouring a different flavor. Suddenly the world of beer feels like a game!
Hop BroI don't hate that comparison. The post doesn't list the individual beer names, but what's interesting is that it lets you imagine the range of the tasting lineup. It feels like bringing the experience from Rururu na Beer straight back to Daikanyama.
MugiI see. So it's not just a visit report, but more like an exchange of letters. It feels stylish, like sending back the deliciousness received in Maebashi from Daikanyama!
Hop BroExactly. Bibibi. is a beer pub in Daikanyama-cho that champions Japanese craft beer, so this kind of post really reflects the shop's stance. They also said business starts at 3 p.m. that day, creating an atmosphere that makes you want to drop by in the afternoon.
MugiWow, this is making me want to go for the 3 p.m. opening...! A pint that brings the atmosphere of Maebashi with it has to be delicious.
Hop BroJust one last thing: the next collaboration is the big expectation, right? Bibibi. and Rururu na Beer together sounds amazing, and just imagining it makes my throat crave a drink. Today, both of us are already wanting to go out for a beer.
MugiYeah, I'm completely thirsty in the throat rather than the stomach! Whether in Daikanyama or Maebashi, I just want to grab a pint first!
