New tap opened at Beer shop Llama, bringing a fresh pour to Mitaka's kaku-uchi scene
Beer shop Llama announced a "new tap opening" on Instagram. The post was accompanied by a photo of a pale-colored beer poured into a glass, giving the impression that a new drink is now available at the Mitaka beer pub and bottle shop.
Hop BroBeer shop Llama has posted about a new tap opening. It sounds like they added one more new tap at the shop in Mitaka.
MugiWait, a new drink at a Mitaka kaku-uchi? That's basically begging me to stop by after work!
Hop BroExactly. It's a beer pub and bottle shop on the first floor of the Inoue Building, where you can drop in for one drink or enjoy a tasting side by side.
MugiSo "on tap" means the tap got connected? It sounds cool, but also suddenly very mechanical!
Hop BroThat's right. In short, a new keg has been connected to the system, which means you can drink a just-for-today pour.
MugiAnd the beer in the photo looks light in color and really tasty! I'm imagining something crisp already~.
Hop BroWe still can't confirm the specific name, but the post gives off the vibe of a beer with a light body and distinct aroma. It's hard to pin down the style, but it seems to show off the strengths of a pale beer.
MugiBeer shop Llama sounds fun for tastings too, and if they have bottles as well, even the time spent choosing sounds delicious!
Hop BroBeing near the station is another plus, and if you're looking in Mitaka, this is definitely an update worth checking first. A beer like this can even change the mood of the whole shop.
MugiAll right, then I guess I have to drink in Mitaka! I'll start light, and before I know it I'll probably be on my second glass!
Beer shop Llama announced a "new tap opening" on Instagram. The post was accompanied by a photo of a pale-colored beer lined up in a glass, indicating that a new tap has been connected at the shop.
Beer shop Llama is a beer pub located on the first floor of the Inoue Building in Shimorenjaku, Mitaka City, Tokyo. The shop offers a wide selection of craft beers along with domestic and imported bottles, and its appeal lies in the flexibility to drop in for a casual single drink or take your time choosing labels and comparing them side by side. Its convenient location near the station also makes it easy to use as a stop for a drink after work or on the weekend.
Although the specific beer name could not be confirmed from this post, it suggests that, true to Beer shop Llama's style, a one-off beer for that day, with a light body and distinct aroma, has gone on tap. Adding a new tap is the kind of change that subtly shifts the atmosphere of a shop. For anyone looking for craft beer in Mitaka, this is an update worth checking first.
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Hop BroBeer shop Llama has posted about a new tap opening. It sounds like they added one more new tap at the shop in Mitaka.
MugiWait, a new drink at a Mitaka kaku-uchi? That's basically begging me to stop by after work!
Hop BroExactly. It's a beer pub and bottle shop on the first floor of the Inoue Building, where you can drop in for one drink or enjoy a tasting side by side.
MugiSo "on tap" means the tap got connected? It sounds cool, but also suddenly very mechanical!
Hop BroThat's right. In short, a new keg has been connected to the system, which means you can drink a just-for-today pour.
MugiAnd the beer in the photo looks light in color and really tasty! I'm imagining something crisp already~.
Hop BroWe still can't confirm the specific name, but the post gives off the vibe of a beer with a light body and distinct aroma. It's hard to pin down the style, but it seems to show off the strengths of a pale beer.
MugiBeer shop Llama sounds fun for tastings too, and if they have bottles as well, even the time spent choosing sounds delicious!
Hop BroBeing near the station is another plus, and if you're looking in Mitaka, this is definitely an update worth checking first. A beer like this can even change the mood of the whole shop.
MugiAll right, then I guess I have to drink in Mitaka! I'll start light, and before I know it I'll probably be on my second glass!
