Bibibi. hosts the 2nd D Cup at nearby DADA, with nine breweries on tap
Daikanyama craft beer bar Bibibi. reported its second D Cup, held at the nearby darts bar DADA. The post also highlighted the day’s tap lineup, which featured nine breweries including Chichibu Beer, Butterfly Brewery, and more.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Bibibi’s D Cup in Daikanyama, where the craft beer bar teamed up with the nearby darts bar DADA for the second round of the event.
MugiWait, beer and darts together? That is way too much fun for one night, and my hands don’t know whether to hold a pint or throw a dart!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of it, right? Even though the beginner-heavy Bibibi team finished last again, it still sounded like a real community event between the two shops.
MugiOoh, and I saw there were nine breweries on tap. Who showed up?
Hop BroThe lineup included Chichibu Bakushu, Butterfly Brewery, Shimokawa Mori no Brewery, Miyata Beer, Mitsume Beer, groundtapbrewery, Matsuri Brewing, Noroshi Brewing, and hopjapan, which makes it a cross-Japan tap list with a lot of range.
MugiWhat! But the post says the beer names weren’t listed, right? That’s such a tease; now I want the full tap board even more.
Hop BroExactly. The individual beer names and exact styles weren’t spelled out, but with that mix of domestic breweries, you can expect a broad style spread across the taps.
MugiHold on, “broad style spread” sounds super technical. Does that just mean lots of flavor types?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. It could mean anything from hop-forward pours to lighter options, and Bibibi is the kind of place with rotating taps where the lineup changes whenever a keg kicks.
MugiThat’s actually so cool. The QR codes that let you learn about the brewers make it feel like drink with the maker in mind, not just drink and move on.
Hop BroRight, and since it’s a tiny standing pub with ten taps, it feels perfect for choosing a beer by story while walking around Daikanyama.
MugiI’m sold. I don’t care if I lose at darts, I still want a first pour from Chichibu Bakushu, and you can stand next to me doing your beer-nerd commentary.
Daikanyama craft beer bar Bibibi. reported its second D Cup at the nearby darts bar DADA. According to the post, the Bibibi. team was made up mostly of beginners and finished at the bottom, but it still showed a few signs of progress despite being without its ace. The event reads less like a hard-edged tournament report and more like a local exchange between neighboring bars.
Bibibi. opened in Daikanyama in 2023 as a Japan-focused craft beer pub. The small standing-room venue runs 10 taps that change as kegs kick, and QR codes around the bar point guests to stories about the brewers behind the beers. The idea is simple: enjoy the beer together with the people and places that made it.
The day’s `Today’s TAP` lineup featured Chichibu Beer, Butterfly Brewery, Shimokawa Forest Brewery, Miyata Beer, Mitsume Beer, groundtapbrewery, Matsuri Brewing, Noroshi Brewing, and HOPJAPAN. The post does not name individual beer labels, but the brewery mix itself says plenty: a rotating Japanese craft beer selection built around variety, freshness, and the brewer stories Bibibi. likes to bring to the glass.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Bibibi’s D Cup in Daikanyama, where the craft beer bar teamed up with the nearby darts bar DADA for the second round of the event.
MugiWait, beer and darts together? That is way too much fun for one night, and my hands don’t know whether to hold a pint or throw a dart!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of it, right? Even though the beginner-heavy Bibibi team finished last again, it still sounded like a real community event between the two shops.
MugiOoh, and I saw there were nine breweries on tap. Who showed up?
Hop BroThe lineup included Chichibu Bakushu, Butterfly Brewery, Shimokawa Mori no Brewery, Miyata Beer, Mitsume Beer, groundtapbrewery, Matsuri Brewing, Noroshi Brewing, and hopjapan, which makes it a cross-Japan tap list with a lot of range.
MugiWhat! But the post says the beer names weren’t listed, right? That’s such a tease; now I want the full tap board even more.
Hop BroExactly. The individual beer names and exact styles weren’t spelled out, but with that mix of domestic breweries, you can expect a broad style spread across the taps.
MugiHold on, “broad style spread” sounds super technical. Does that just mean lots of flavor types?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. It could mean anything from hop-forward pours to lighter options, and Bibibi is the kind of place with rotating taps where the lineup changes whenever a keg kicks.
MugiThat’s actually so cool. The QR codes that let you learn about the brewers make it feel like drink with the maker in mind, not just drink and move on.
Hop BroRight, and since it’s a tiny standing pub with ten taps, it feels perfect for choosing a beer by story while walking around Daikanyama.
MugiI’m sold. I don’t care if I lose at darts, I still want a first pour from Chichibu Bakushu, and you can stand next to me doing your beer-nerd commentary.
