BEER BAR Bitter in Shinjuku to tap 20th-anniversary beer ORDINARY on August 10
BEER BAR Bitter in Iidabashi, Shinjuku, will mark its 20th anniversary on August 10 with a special beer called ORDINARY, brewed with a Kabutocho brewery. The bar says August 10 and 11 will be reserved for regulars.
BEER BAR Bitter turns 20
BEER BAR Bitter, a beer pub in Tsukudo-cho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, will celebrate its 20th anniversary on August 10. In a recent post, the bar said it asked a brewery in Kabutocho, "Bouldy Good Beer," to brew a commemorative beer for the occasion.
The beer is named ORDINARY. According to the post, the name reflects a wish for Bitter to remain part of everyday life for its customers. It is presented as a bitter-style beer tied closely to the pub's identity and to a brewery the bar has long admired and served.
The beer will be tapped on August 10, and the bar notes it will not disappear after a single day. The post also says August 10 and 11 will be for regular customers only, after which the bar will continue operating in 20th-anniversary mode.
For beer fans, this is the kind of anniversary release that matters not just for the beer itself, but for the relationship between bar and brewery behind it.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.