KUNITACHI BREWERY's "The Birds Sing in the Canyon" is tapped at SEKIYA TAP STAND
At the beer pub SEKIYA TAP STAND in Kunitachi City, KUNITACHI BREWERY's Ordinary Bitter "The Birds Sing in the Canyon" has been tapped. This light-bodied beer comes in at 3.0% ABV, and the shop is also announcing its weekend kakuuchi to coincide with cherry blossom season.
Hop BroAt SEKIYA TAP STAND in Kunitachi, KUNITACHI BREWERY's The Birds Sing in the Canyon has been tapped. The name is poetic, but what's inside is a very easy-drinking Ordinary Bitter.
MugiWhoa! Ordinary Bitter sounds suddenly so insider-ish! But does that just mean “an ordinary bitter beer”?
Hop BroPretty much, yes. It's a style loved in British pubs, and the appeal is that it's light and drinkable at 3.0% ABV.
MugiI see! But how can something light still taste good? Isn't it just thin?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it still keeps the malt richness. Along with gentle fruitiness, it also has caramel, nutty, and toasty aromas, so it's light without feeling lacking.
MugiWhat is that! Caramel and nuts in beer sounds like a snack! I could definitely sip that slowly!
Hop BroAnd SEKIYA TAP STAND is a beer pub on the first floor of Sekiya, just a one-minute walk from the south exit of Kunitachi Station. It has a real identity, too, since it serves Kuniburu beer mainly on a draft and by the ounce basis.
MugiWait, one minute from the station!? Then it's the kind of place I'd get pulled into after a hanami walk! Being able to do kakuuchi there feels like a little adult detour!
Hop BroThe post also mentions weekend kakuuchi, planned to run through around the second week of April in step with cherry blossom season. It's open until 20:00, with last orders at 19:50.
MugiThat sounds so good in springtime Kunitachi. A drink after hanami is definitely the kind of thing that tastes amazing.
Hop BroExactly. It's less a flashy new release and more an everyday pint you want to keep drinking. For tonight, maybe we should stop in for this bitter.
MugiI'm in! I want to toast with a light bitter today too! I've got the name memorized now: The Birds Sing in the Canyon!
A light Ordinary Bitter arrives at a beer pub in Kunitachi
At SEKIYA TAP STAND in Kunitachi City, Tokyo, KUNITACHI BREWERY's "The Birds Sing in the Canyon" has been tapped. In the post, it is introduced as an Ordinary Bitter long enjoyed in British pubs, and its easy-drinking 3.0% ABV is one of its defining features.
The beer is said to offer a gentle fruitiness along with toasty aromas reminiscent of caramel, nuts, and toast. While it has a light mouthfeel, it also carries the richness of malt, with a soft bitterness that lingers. In contrast to the impression given by its name, it has been crafted as an approachable everyday pint.
SEKIYA TAP STAND is a beer pub located on the first floor of Sekiya, just a one-minute walk from the south exit of Kunitachi Station. It is known as a shop that primarily serves craft beer from KUNITACHI BREWERY, also known as Kuniburu, on draft and by the ounce. Its appeal lies in being a place where you can drop in casually and enjoy a freshly poured pint on the spot.
The post also announces weekend kakuuchi to match the cherry blossom season. It is planned to run until around the second week of April, making it a fitting stop on the way back from hanami. The shop is open until 20:00, with last orders at 19:50. In springtime Kunitachi, it seems like just the right moment to spend time with a brisk bitter.
Beers on offer
- The Birds Sing in the Canyon
- Brewery: KUNITACHI BREWERY
- Style: Ordinary Bitter
- ABV: 3.0%
This is a pint that keeps its lightness while still giving you a proper sense of malt sweetness and toasted character. Rather than a flashy new release, it is an announcement for people looking for a bitter they can slowly sip and keep coming back to.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt SEKIYA TAP STAND in Kunitachi, KUNITACHI BREWERY's The Birds Sing in the Canyon has been tapped. The name is poetic, but what's inside is a very easy-drinking Ordinary Bitter.
MugiWhoa! Ordinary Bitter sounds suddenly so insider-ish! But does that just mean “an ordinary bitter beer”?
Hop BroPretty much, yes. It's a style loved in British pubs, and the appeal is that it's light and drinkable at 3.0% ABV.
MugiI see! But how can something light still taste good? Isn't it just thin?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it still keeps the malt richness. Along with gentle fruitiness, it also has caramel, nutty, and toasty aromas, so it's light without feeling lacking.
MugiWhat is that! Caramel and nuts in beer sounds like a snack! I could definitely sip that slowly!
Hop BroAnd SEKIYA TAP STAND is a beer pub on the first floor of Sekiya, just a one-minute walk from the south exit of Kunitachi Station. It has a real identity, too, since it serves Kuniburu beer mainly on a draft and by the ounce basis.
MugiWait, one minute from the station!? Then it's the kind of place I'd get pulled into after a hanami walk! Being able to do kakuuchi there feels like a little adult detour!
Hop BroThe post also mentions weekend kakuuchi, planned to run through around the second week of April in step with cherry blossom season. It's open until 20:00, with last orders at 19:50.
MugiThat sounds so good in springtime Kunitachi. A drink after hanami is definitely the kind of thing that tastes amazing.
Hop BroExactly. It's less a flashy new release and more an everyday pint you want to keep drinking. For tonight, maybe we should stop in for this bitter.
MugiI'm in! I want to toast with a light bitter today too! I've got the name memorized now: The Birds Sing in the Canyon!
