Tsumugi, the craft beer bar on the second floor, announces a new tap opening, with eight draft beers on rotation
Tsumugi, the craft beer bar in Minami-Kashiwa, announced a new tap opening on Instagram. Staying true to the shop's style of always keeping eight draft beers on hand, mainly domestic craft beers, the lineup changes daily, so keep an eye on what is on tap.
Hop BroAt Tsumugi, the craft beer bar on the second floor, just one minute from the west exit of Minami-Kashiwa Station, they announced a new tap opening.
MugiWhat! So close to the station, and they still have as many as eight draft beers on tap all the time?
Hop BroExactly. And because they mainly stock domestic craft beers sourced from breweries all over the country, the lineup changes a little every day.
MugiWhat even is Trial? You can sample from 40 ml? So it's okay even if I just want one tiny sip?
Hop BroOf course. Trial is for casual tasting, and since you can choose from M all the way up to LL, it's fine for both light drinkers and people who want to go all in.
MugiWow, that's thoughtful! And if the place is bright and casual, it seems easy to walk in even for a first-timer!
Hop BroPlaces like this are best when you tell the staff what you like. If you aim for the rotating guest beers, you can stumble into something unexpected.
MugiSo the rotation matters that much! But a drink that's only around for one day does feel a little special.
Hop BroAnd the food is light stuff that goes with beer, like tortillas and smoked nuts, so each tap's character really comes through.
MugiNow I definitely want to go drink there! Let's keep track of the latest tap openings for our next drink in Minami-Kashiwa!
At Tsumugi, the craft beer bar on the second floor, a one-minute walk from the west exit of Minami-Kashiwa Station, notice of a new tap opening has been posted. The post is titled "New Tap Opening" and announces the rotation of guest beers.
The shop is a beer pub that keeps eight draft beers available at all times, focusing on domestic craft beers sourced from breweries across Japan. It also offers a tasting menu, so you can try beers that catch your interest in small amounts first. Sizes range from Trial (40 ml) to M, L, and LL, making it easy to use whether you just want a light drink or want to compare several beers carefully.
Inside, the atmosphere is "bright and casual," making it easy to step in alone. Even if you are not very knowledgeable about beer, you can tell the staff what mood you are in and choose from there, which is very much Tsumugi's style. The food menu centers on light dishes that pair well with beer, such as tortillas, smoked nuts, and weekend-only quiche, so it does not get in the way of the tap's individual character.
This new tap opening also reflects the shop's appeal as a place to enjoy a one-day-only drink. If you want to drink craft beer in Minami-Kashiwa, it would be a good idea to keep track of the latest tap opening information first.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Tsumugi, the craft beer bar on the second floor, just one minute from the west exit of Minami-Kashiwa Station, they announced a new tap opening.
MugiWhat! So close to the station, and they still have as many as eight draft beers on tap all the time?
Hop BroExactly. And because they mainly stock domestic craft beers sourced from breweries all over the country, the lineup changes a little every day.
MugiWhat even is Trial? You can sample from 40 ml? So it's okay even if I just want one tiny sip?
Hop BroOf course. Trial is for casual tasting, and since you can choose from M all the way up to LL, it's fine for both light drinkers and people who want to go all in.
MugiWow, that's thoughtful! And if the place is bright and casual, it seems easy to walk in even for a first-timer!
Hop BroPlaces like this are best when you tell the staff what you like. If you aim for the rotating guest beers, you can stumble into something unexpected.
MugiSo the rotation matters that much! But a drink that's only around for one day does feel a little special.
Hop BroAnd the food is light stuff that goes with beer, like tortillas and smoked nuts, so each tap's character really comes through.
MugiNow I definitely want to go drink there! Let's keep track of the latest tap openings for our next drink in Minami-Kashiwa!
