Marumugi Lists Five Craft Beers, Including Maple Amber Ale, on Sept. 17
Beer pub Jimbeer Bar Marumugi in Arakicho, Tokyo, has announced its craft beer lineup for September 17. The five-beer selection ranges from a crisp French pils to a bold rye IPA and a rich amber ale.
Hop BroMarumugi Beer Bar near Yotsuya-sanchome has five characterful taps for September 17. There is a great range, from light and crisp to rich and bold.
MugiWhoa! You can choose from French pils to IPA in one visit? I would freeze at the station trying to decide!
Hop BroStart with Y.MARKET BREWING from Aichi and its Frais Pils. At 4.5% ABV, it is a citrusy French pils with a clean finish.
MugiWhat exactly is a French pils? Does it speak French? Will it pour fancy French bubbles?
Hop BroProbably not, but nice idea. A pils is a pale, crisp lager style; this one emphasizes bright aroma and drinkability. Perfect for resetting your palate.
Hop BroFor a kick, Baird Brewing from Shizuoka brings Brewer's Nightmare Rye IPA. At 7.0%, it has spicy rye character and a firm hop bitterness.
MugiBrewer's Nightmare?! That name is intense. Rye makes me think of bread—does that mean angry bitter bread is coming for me?
Hop BroNo bread attack, promise. Rye can add a peppery, spicy edge that works with hops, making this a bold grown-up IPA.
MugiThen is Vector Brewing's Onegari White Socks the sweet option? It is 6.5% with a playfully sweet aroma, and the name is adorable too!
Hop BroAnd don't miss Romantic Village Craft Brewery's 6.0% Maple Amber Ale: maple and toasted malt mingle with notes reminiscent of vanilla, coffee, and oak.
MugiWow, its aroma changes as it warms? Then I cannot rush it—I want to follow the changing aromas slowly!
Hop BroFor an easygoing finish, Tokyo's Hinomoto Brewing has Little Thing at 4.5%. It is a light and hoppy pour made for hot-day gulping.
MugiSmall pours start at 900 yen, so I want a tasting flight first! Let's toast at Marumugi, Hop Bro!
Hop BroLarge pours start at 1,200 yen, with a surcharge on some beers. Pils for the warm-up, then IPA and amber—I want all five taps!
Jimbeer Bar Marumugi, a small beer pub in Arakicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, has published its tap list for September 17, 2026. Beers are available in large pours from ¥1,200 and small pours from ¥900, with some selections carrying an additional charge.
The lineup opens with Frais Pils from Y.MARKET BREWING in Aichi. At 4.5% ABV, it is described as a French pils with a bright aroma and a clean, refreshing finish. It offers an easygoing way to start a tasting session.
Baird Brewing from Shizuoka contributes Brewer’s Nightmare Rye IPA, a 7.0% IPA built around spicy rye character and pronounced bitterness. It should appeal to drinkers looking for a more assertive, hop-forward pour.
Vector Brewing’s Onedari White Sox, from Tokyo, comes in at 6.5% ABV and is presented as a particularly sweet-aromatic beer with a playful character. From Tochigi, Romanchicmura Craft Brewery offers Maple Amber Ale at 6.0%. Its maple-like sweetness meets toasted malt, while vanilla, coffee and barrel-like notes add complexity. The brewery recommends enjoying its changing aromas as the beer warms.
The fifth tap is Little Thing from Tokyo’s Hinomoto Brewing. At 4.5% ABV, it is a light, hoppy beer intended for an easy, refreshing drink on a warm day.
With a range spanning a crisp pils, a bitter rye IPA, an aromatic white ale, a layered amber ale and a lighter hoppy beer, Marumugi’s September 17 selection offers plenty of room for comparison. The pub’s small, relaxed setting makes it a natural stop for tasting several styles side by side.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMarumugi Beer Bar near Yotsuya-sanchome has five characterful taps for September 17. There is a great range, from light and crisp to rich and bold.
MugiWhoa! You can choose from French pils to IPA in one visit? I would freeze at the station trying to decide!
Hop BroStart with Y.MARKET BREWING from Aichi and its Frais Pils. At 4.5% ABV, it is a citrusy French pils with a clean finish.
MugiWhat exactly is a French pils? Does it speak French? Will it pour fancy French bubbles?
Hop BroProbably not, but nice idea. A pils is a pale, crisp lager style; this one emphasizes bright aroma and drinkability. Perfect for resetting your palate.
Hop BroFor a kick, Baird Brewing from Shizuoka brings Brewer's Nightmare Rye IPA. At 7.0%, it has spicy rye character and a firm hop bitterness.
MugiBrewer's Nightmare?! That name is intense. Rye makes me think of bread—does that mean angry bitter bread is coming for me?
Hop BroNo bread attack, promise. Rye can add a peppery, spicy edge that works with hops, making this a bold grown-up IPA.
MugiThen is Vector Brewing's Onegari White Socks the sweet option? It is 6.5% with a playfully sweet aroma, and the name is adorable too!
Hop BroAnd don't miss Romantic Village Craft Brewery's 6.0% Maple Amber Ale: maple and toasted malt mingle with notes reminiscent of vanilla, coffee, and oak.
MugiWow, its aroma changes as it warms? Then I cannot rush it—I want to follow the changing aromas slowly!
Hop BroFor an easygoing finish, Tokyo's Hinomoto Brewing has Little Thing at 4.5%. It is a light and hoppy pour made for hot-day gulping.
MugiSmall pours start at 900 yen, so I want a tasting flight first! Let's toast at Marumugi, Hop Bro!
Hop BroLarge pours start at 1,200 yen, with a surcharge on some beers. Pils for the warm-up, then IPA and amber—I want all five taps!
