Bibibi. in Daikanyama spotlights Butterfly Brewery and three music-themed beers
Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. posted a brewery spotlight on Instagram, introducing Butterfly Brewery from Kasugai, Aichi. The feature highlights three music-themed beers: Guiter, Viola, and Flute.
Hop BroDaikanyama’s Bibibi is pouring beer from Butterfly Brewery in Kasugai, Aichi. And the featured lineup has three beers named after musical instruments, which is a strong start already.
MugiWait, beers named after instruments? That sounds like a band lineup. Who’s in the setlist?
Hop BroThe three are Guitar as Kasugai Ale, Viola as Hazy IPA, and Flute as WhitePaleAle. It’s a three-beer ensemble with very distinct personalities.
MugiHold on, Hazy IPA suddenly sounds like class is in session. What does that actually mean?
Hop BroThink of hazy as a cloudy, juicy style. Viola is low bitterness and fruity, so it’s easier to approach even if strong IPA bitterness isn’t your thing.
MugiOh, that sounds manageable for me! But Guitar having delicate and wild sides at once? Can one beer really do both?
Hop BroThat’s where hop layering comes in. It sounds technical, but it just means using multiple hops together so the aroma stays nuanced while the finish still feels a little untamed.
MugiWhat is that, a special attack move? I kind of love it. So what kind of sound in a glass is Flute?
Hop BroFlute is a WhitePaleAle with citrus aroma and gentle bitterness in balance. And the brewery even has a concert space, with beer-and-music events about once or twice a month.
MugiThat’s so good. It’s not just drinking beer, it’s tasting the brewer’s story too. Knowing that would totally change how the glass feels.
Hop BroThat matches Bibibi perfectly. It has the easy feel of a standing beer bar, but it still gives you the background behind what’s on tap. Makes me want to compare all three while talking music.
MugiThen it’s settled. I want a three-beer tasting flight in Daikanyama right now, with a toast for Guitar, Viola, and Flute!
Spotlight on Butterfly Brewery
Bibibi., a beer pub in Daikanyama, shared an Instagram post introducing the breweries currently on tap. This time, the feature focuses on Butterfly Brewery in Kasugai, Aichi, staying true to the venue's approach of pairing beer with the brewer's story.
Butterfly Brewery began with the idea of creating a place where people could enjoy good beer while listening to music. One notable detail in the article is that its beers are named after musical instruments.
The three beers introduced are Guitar (Kasugai Ale), Viola (Hazy IPA), and Flute (WhitePaleAle). Guitar is described as a beer built with multiple hops for a balance of delicacy and wild character. Viola is a fruity hazy IPA with restrained bitterness, while Flute brings together citrus aroma and a gentle bitterness in a white pale ale.
The brewery also has a concert space on site and hosts beer-and-music events once or twice a month. It is the kind of story that changes how a pint feels once you know the background.
Bibibi. is a standing beer bar that serves Japanese craft beer alongside the story of each maker. Its casual, easy-to-enter atmosphere in Daikanyama fits naturally with a feature like this, where the beer list and the brewer's philosophy are presented together.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDaikanyama’s Bibibi is pouring beer from Butterfly Brewery in Kasugai, Aichi. And the featured lineup has three beers named after musical instruments, which is a strong start already.
MugiWait, beers named after instruments? That sounds like a band lineup. Who’s in the setlist?
Hop BroThe three are Guitar as Kasugai Ale, Viola as Hazy IPA, and Flute as WhitePaleAle. It’s a three-beer ensemble with very distinct personalities.
MugiHold on, Hazy IPA suddenly sounds like class is in session. What does that actually mean?
Hop BroThink of hazy as a cloudy, juicy style. Viola is low bitterness and fruity, so it’s easier to approach even if strong IPA bitterness isn’t your thing.
MugiOh, that sounds manageable for me! But Guitar having delicate and wild sides at once? Can one beer really do both?
Hop BroThat’s where hop layering comes in. It sounds technical, but it just means using multiple hops together so the aroma stays nuanced while the finish still feels a little untamed.
MugiWhat is that, a special attack move? I kind of love it. So what kind of sound in a glass is Flute?
Hop BroFlute is a WhitePaleAle with citrus aroma and gentle bitterness in balance. And the brewery even has a concert space, with beer-and-music events about once or twice a month.
MugiThat’s so good. It’s not just drinking beer, it’s tasting the brewer’s story too. Knowing that would totally change how the glass feels.
Hop BroThat matches Bibibi perfectly. It has the easy feel of a standing beer bar, but it still gives you the background behind what’s on tap. Makes me want to compare all three while talking music.
MugiThen it’s settled. I want a three-beer tasting flight in Daikanyama right now, with a toast for Guitar, Viola, and Flute!
