BeerO’clock Bottle Shop gets four beers from PAINT PALETTE Brewing, including a collaboration with Kyoto Brewing
BeerO’clock Bottle Shop in Chuo Ward, Chiba City has received four new beers from PAINT PALETTE Brewing. The lineup includes a grape ale, a farmhouse ale made with coffee, a rye hazy IPA, and a double IPA collaboration with Kyoto Brewing, making it a selection you can also enjoy in the shop.
Hop BroBeerO’clock Bottle Shop in Chuo Ward, Chiba City has received four new beers from PAINT PALETTE Brewing. This time there’s a collaboration in the mix, and the lineup has a really wide range.
MugiWait, all four are different styles!? And you can drink them there even though it’s a bottle shop? That’s too convenient!
Hop BroExactly. The strength of BeerO’clock Bottle Shop is that you can either take them home or drink them on-site. First up is LAYERED MIRAGES, a collaboration with KYOTO NUDE BREWERY, a 8.5% Grape Ale.
MugiWhat even is a grape ale!? Beer that tastes wine-like is kind of confusing... what does it mean to ferment with wine yeast?
Hop BroIn short, it’s designed by layering grape skins, herbs, and hops, while also steering the yeast character toward something more wine-like. So you get a wine-like finish, but the structure is still definitely beer.
MugiOhhh! Next is the one I’m curious about, BREATH OF TANO! A farmhouse ale with coffee sounds like way too much information at once!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It uses Tano Batak from TAOCA COFFEE in Indonesia, and earthy, spicy, herbal notes are layered with coffee nuances.
MugiA farmhouse beer with coffee, plus earthy and spicy notes... it feels like breakfast and dinner arrived at the same time. The flavor combination is such an offbeat pitch!
Hop BroIt’s an unusual pitch, but it still comes together nicely when you drink it, which is very typical of PAINT PALETTE Brewing. MIXED MEDIA Ⅲ is a Rye Hazy IPA, with the spiciness of rye and the softness of wheat at its core.
MugiRye Hazy IPA sounds difficult just from the name! But the moment I hear white peach and citrus aromas, I suddenly want to drink it. That’s kind of unfair.
Hop BroAnd finishing things off is HYPNOTIC GRAFFITI, a Double IPA collaboration with Kyoto Brewing. It uses terpenes to push berry and resin notes to the front, and it’s a rich 8.5% beer.
MugiWhoa, this feels like tasting side by side is the main event! If there’s wine-like beer, hazy beer, and double IPA all in one place, then today I’m just going to drink my way through BeerO’clock while deciding what to get!
BeerO’clock Bottle Shop in Shindencho, Chuo Ward, Chiba City, has received four beers from PAINT PALETTE Brewing.
The lineup features four distinct bottles, including collaborations. As you would expect from a bottle shop, they are easy to take home, but the fact that you can also drink them on-site is one of this shop’s strengths.
Beers in stock
- LAYERED MIRAGES / Grape Ale / 8.5%
- A collaboration beer with KYOTO NUDE BREWERY. Built by layering grape skins, multiple herbs, and hops, then fermenting with wine yeast, it has a wine-like profile.
- BREATH OF TANO / Farmhouse Ale with Coffee / 5.5%
- Made with Tano Batak coffee from TAOCA COFFEE in Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Kobe. Earthy and spicy herbal notes are layered with coffee-derived nuances.
- MIXED MEDIA Ⅲ / Rye Hazy IPA / 6%
- A beer that combines the spiciness of rye and the softness of wheat with hop aromas of white peach, tropical fruit, and citrus.
- HYPNOTIC GRAFFITI / Double IPA / 8.5%
- A collaboration with Kyoto Brewing. Using terpenes, this rich double IPA emphasizes berry-like and resinous character.
BeerO’clock Bottle Shop is a beer pub where you can choose craft beers by the bottle and enjoy a glass on the spot. This latest arrival stands out for its wide range of flavors, from wine-like drinking character to a coffee-infused farmhouse ale, a hop-forward hazy IPA, and a full-bodied double IPA. For anyone who wants to compare styles, this is a very noteworthy arrival.
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Hop BroBeerO’clock Bottle Shop in Chuo Ward, Chiba City has received four new beers from PAINT PALETTE Brewing. This time there’s a collaboration in the mix, and the lineup has a really wide range.
MugiWait, all four are different styles!? And you can drink them there even though it’s a bottle shop? That’s too convenient!
Hop BroExactly. The strength of BeerO’clock Bottle Shop is that you can either take them home or drink them on-site. First up is LAYERED MIRAGES, a collaboration with KYOTO NUDE BREWERY, a 8.5% Grape Ale.
MugiWhat even is a grape ale!? Beer that tastes wine-like is kind of confusing... what does it mean to ferment with wine yeast?
Hop BroIn short, it’s designed by layering grape skins, herbs, and hops, while also steering the yeast character toward something more wine-like. So you get a wine-like finish, but the structure is still definitely beer.
MugiOhhh! Next is the one I’m curious about, BREATH OF TANO! A farmhouse ale with coffee sounds like way too much information at once!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It uses Tano Batak from TAOCA COFFEE in Indonesia, and earthy, spicy, herbal notes are layered with coffee nuances.
MugiA farmhouse beer with coffee, plus earthy and spicy notes... it feels like breakfast and dinner arrived at the same time. The flavor combination is such an offbeat pitch!
Hop BroIt’s an unusual pitch, but it still comes together nicely when you drink it, which is very typical of PAINT PALETTE Brewing. MIXED MEDIA Ⅲ is a Rye Hazy IPA, with the spiciness of rye and the softness of wheat at its core.
MugiRye Hazy IPA sounds difficult just from the name! But the moment I hear white peach and citrus aromas, I suddenly want to drink it. That’s kind of unfair.
Hop BroAnd finishing things off is HYPNOTIC GRAFFITI, a Double IPA collaboration with Kyoto Brewing. It uses terpenes to push berry and resin notes to the front, and it’s a rich 8.5% beer.
MugiWhoa, this feels like tasting side by side is the main event! If there’s wine-like beer, hazy beer, and double IPA all in one place, then today I’m just going to drink my way through BeerO’clock while deciding what to get!
