Givet in Shinagawa starts serving Stay foolish’s Buleria HAZY IPA
Givet Craft Beer & Spanish in Shinagawa says it has started pouring Stay foolish’s original craft beer, Buleria HAZY IPA, from June. The beer list includes eight rotating taps, making it a solid stop for drinkers who want variety with Spanish food.
Hop BroThere’s a pour in Shinagawa I want on the radar. Givet Craft Beer & Spanish started serving Buleria HAZY IPA in June, and it sounds perfectly on-brand.
MugiWait, that name sounds like it should arrive with heel clicks! What is Buleria anyway? A beer or a dance battle?
Hop BroBuleria is a flamenco song style, and this one is an original by Stay foolish. So the name is basically Spanish culture in a glass.
MugiOhhh! But then what's a HAZY IPA? I can handle cloudy, but I need emotional support if the flavor is fog too!
Hop BroThe haze is part of the fun. Brewers often boost aroma with dry hopping, which helps build those juicy, tropical notes.
MugiHold on, bonus hops attack? So it’s not just bitter, it sort of explodes with aroma first?
Hop BroExactly. You get big aroma up front, then a soft trailing bitterness instead of a harsh hit, which makes it easy to pair with Spanish food.
MugiAnd the article says they have 8 taps to compare? That’s not a menu, that’s a side quest.
Hop BroThey rotate examples like DHC BEER’s French Saison and ISE KADOYA BREWING beers, and aim for around ten beers a month. That’s basically a tasting flight trap in the best way.
MugiAdd shrimp ajillo and paella and I’m done for. Beer-and-food ping-pong sounds extremely dangerous to my self-control.
Hop BroIt’s about a 12-minute walk from JR Shinagawa Station, and there’s even a free shuttle bus. Start with Buleria as the opener, then branch out from there.
MugiThat settles it, I want a Shinagawa cheers tonight. I’m going straight for Buleria HAZY IPA.
Original beer added in June
Givet Craft Beer & Spanish is a beer pub in Kita-Shinagawa, Tokyo, on the first floor of Garden City Shinagawa Gotenyama. In an Instagram post, the restaurant announced that it began serving Stay foolish’s original craft beer, Buleria HAZY IPA, from June.
Buleria is a flamenco term, so the naming matches the restaurant’s Spanish identity naturally. It is the kind of beer concept that feels tied to the venue rather than added on as an afterthought.
Eight taps, rotating daily
The official drink menu features eight tap craft beers that change daily. Examples include French Saison (DHC BEER), Fungai Fungai (SOUTH HORIZON BREWING), Floral Frill and Hop Mechanics (ISE KADOYA BREWING), Weizen (YOKOHAMA BEER), Shiga Kogen Africa PaleAle (Tamamura Honten), Captain Crow (OH!LA!HO BEER), and MEET×MEET (Baird Beer × SAKE-YA JAPAN).
The menu also notes roughly 10 domestic craft beers each month and tasting sets, so there is room to explore beyond a single favorite style.
Food and access
Food leans Spanish, with seafood paella, squid ink paella, chicken liver mousse, and shrimp ajillo on the menu. The lineup is built to pair easily with beer, from casual tapas to fuller plates.
The restaurant is about a 12-minute walk from Shinagawa Station, and a free shuttle bus is available as well. For anyone seeking beer-first Spanish dining near Shinagawa, it is an easy venue to note.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a pour in Shinagawa I want on the radar. Givet Craft Beer & Spanish started serving Buleria HAZY IPA in June, and it sounds perfectly on-brand.
MugiWait, that name sounds like it should arrive with heel clicks! What is Buleria anyway? A beer or a dance battle?
Hop BroBuleria is a flamenco song style, and this one is an original by Stay foolish. So the name is basically Spanish culture in a glass.
MugiOhhh! But then what's a HAZY IPA? I can handle cloudy, but I need emotional support if the flavor is fog too!
Hop BroThe haze is part of the fun. Brewers often boost aroma with dry hopping, which helps build those juicy, tropical notes.
MugiHold on, bonus hops attack? So it’s not just bitter, it sort of explodes with aroma first?
Hop BroExactly. You get big aroma up front, then a soft trailing bitterness instead of a harsh hit, which makes it easy to pair with Spanish food.
MugiAnd the article says they have 8 taps to compare? That’s not a menu, that’s a side quest.
Hop BroThey rotate examples like DHC BEER’s French Saison and ISE KADOYA BREWING beers, and aim for around ten beers a month. That’s basically a tasting flight trap in the best way.
MugiAdd shrimp ajillo and paella and I’m done for. Beer-and-food ping-pong sounds extremely dangerous to my self-control.
Hop BroIt’s about a 12-minute walk from JR Shinagawa Station, and there’s even a free shuttle bus. Start with Buleria as the opener, then branch out from there.
MugiThat settles it, I want a Shinagawa cheers tonight. I’m going straight for Buleria HAZY IPA.
