Cheers to Bibibi. in Daikanyama! Kanpai! Brewing’s 'Ayazaka Blueberry Sour' Arrives
Daikanyama beer pub "Bibibi." has received a guest beer from Kanpai! Brewing in Edogawabashi, Tokyo: the blueberry-heavy fruit sour "Ayazaka Blueberry Sour." It’s a glass that makes you wonder about the balance between fruitiness and acidity.
Hop BroA guest has arrived at Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. It’s "Ayazaka Blueberry Sour" from Kanpai! Brewing in Edogawabashi, Tokyo.
MugiWait, packed with blueberries? That sounds less like beer and more like an acai bowl!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. Since it’s a fruit sour, the challenge is how to layer the fruitiness and acidity.
MugiA sour just means something tart, right? I only picture that mouth-puckering super-sour kind!
Hop BroBasically, they might use the soft acidity that comes from lactic acid, so it’s tuned into a lively acidity rather than just being sharp.
MugiOhhh! And Kanpai! Brewing names its beers after real slopes in Tokyo, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a small brewery brewing along the Kandagawa River, and its trademark is easy-drinking beer with a sense of the seasons. This one also has that romantic feel of a slope-inspired label.
MugiAnd "Bibibi." is a place that really values the idea that beer tastes better when you know the story behind it!
Hop BroRight, so this glass isn’t just sweet and tart. It’s a guest beer you can taste the brewer’s story in, too.
MugiJust imagining it makes me want one! If I were surrounded by the scent of berries in Daikanyama, I’d probably be grinning the whole time!
Hop BroExactly. Tonight feels like a night to raise a glass to Ayazaka Blueberry Sour already. Shall we go?
At Daikanyama beer pub "Bibibi.", a guest beer from Kanpai! Brewing in Edogawabashi, Tokyo, is now on offer. In an Instagram post, it was introduced as an acai bowl-style ale packed with blueberries, and it’s drawing attention as a beer that puts the fruit character front and center.
Kanpai! Brewing is a small brewery that brews near the cherry blossom-lined streets along the Kandagawa River. It is known for making many beers named after real slopes in Tokyo, and it takes pride in brewing easy-to-drink beers with a sense of seasonality. This "Ayazaka Blueberry Sour" is also being introduced as a fruit sour that makes the most of blueberry flavor, so it should offer a lively acidity and a berry-forward impression.
"Bibibi." is a shop that values the idea that beer tastes even better when you know the maker and the background. In the calm setting of Daikanyama, another appeal is the chance to take your time and savor a guest beer. For anyone who wants to appreciate Kanpai! Brewing’s character alongside food and conversation, this is a beer not to miss.
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Hop BroA guest has arrived at Daikanyama beer pub Bibibi. It’s "Ayazaka Blueberry Sour" from Kanpai! Brewing in Edogawabashi, Tokyo.
MugiWait, packed with blueberries? That sounds less like beer and more like an acai bowl!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. Since it’s a fruit sour, the challenge is how to layer the fruitiness and acidity.
MugiA sour just means something tart, right? I only picture that mouth-puckering super-sour kind!
Hop BroBasically, they might use the soft acidity that comes from lactic acid, so it’s tuned into a lively acidity rather than just being sharp.
MugiOhhh! And Kanpai! Brewing names its beers after real slopes in Tokyo, right?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a small brewery brewing along the Kandagawa River, and its trademark is easy-drinking beer with a sense of the seasons. This one also has that romantic feel of a slope-inspired label.
MugiAnd "Bibibi." is a place that really values the idea that beer tastes better when you know the story behind it!
Hop BroRight, so this glass isn’t just sweet and tart. It’s a guest beer you can taste the brewer’s story in, too.
MugiJust imagining it makes me want one! If I were surrounded by the scent of berries in Daikanyama, I’d probably be grinning the whole time!
Hop BroExactly. Tonight feels like a night to raise a glass to Ayazaka Blueberry Sour already. Shall we go?
