At Bar FUKURO in Kamata, "Kamata Ale IPA" and Paint Palette's Red IPA are tapped
Bar FUKURO, a beer pub in Kamata, introduced a new guest beer on April 16. This time, Haneda Brewery's "Kamata Ale IPA" and Paint Palette Brewing's "Time Toward Warmth" have arrived. The lineup lets drinkers enjoy a locally rooted pour alongside a Red IPA from Kobe.
Hop BroAt Bar FUKURO in Kamata, they tapped two kegs at once on April 16. Having Haneda Brewery's "Kamata Ale IPA" and Paint Palette Brewing's "Time Toward Warmth" side by side is a pretty fun lineup, isn't it?
MugiWhoa! Kamata Ale IPA already sounds so local! A Kamata beer at a Kamata beer pub? That's the kind of thing you can't help rooting for, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly what's great about it. This IPA from Haneda Brewery is ABV 6.0%, and because it uses Citra and Cascade, it's designed to bring out a clean balance of malt flavor, citrus character, and bitterness.
MugiCitra? Cascade? Just the hop names already sound like some kind of magic spell!
Hop BroNice reaction. In simple terms, Citra gives off a citrus-like aroma, while Cascade is a hop that tends to show grapefruit and floral notes. Put them together, and you get a refreshing beer that's easy to keep drinking.
MugiI see, so that's why it's a crisp, easy-drinking IPA! It sounds like the kind of dangerous beer you could knock back as your first drink after work!
Hop BroAnd the counterpart is Paint Palette Brewing's Time Toward Warmth. It's a Red IPA with an ABV of 6.5%, a solid malt body, sweet notes like caramel and raisins, and tropical-fruit-like aromas layered on top.
MugiWait, a Red IPA comes with tropical fruit too? It looks calm on the outside, but the flavor is way too lively!
Hop BroExactly. It still has the outline of an IPA, but because the malt takes the lead, you can enjoy both sweetness and bitterness. It feels like a well-defined beer from a Kobe brewery.
MugiAnd on top of that, getting the fun of tasting them side by side at Bar FUKURO is the best! Between the super-bright citrus crowd and the mellow malt crowd, it makes you want to order both!
Hop BroIf you're drinking around Kamata Station and want to settle in, this kind of locally rooted beer really hits the spot. And in the second half of April, there's also a VERTERE tap takeover and a noodle collaboration on the calendar, so the shop's momentum is definitely worth watching.
MugiNow I really want to go drink there! Tonight it's one drink in Kamata, and after that I want to add a Red IPA too!
A new tap has been added at Bar FUKURO, a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer around Kamata Station. In a post on April 16, two guest beers were introduced.
The first beer worth noting is Haneda Brewery's "Kamata Ale IPA." The style is IPA, and the ABV is 6.0%. Made with Citra and Cascade hops, it is designed to balance malt flavor, citrus character, and bitterness, and is introduced as a beer that is easy to keep drinking without getting tired of it. Because it bears the name Kamata, the same as the shop, it also feels closely connected to the local area.
The other beer is Paint Palette Brewing's "Time Toward Warmth." This one is a Red IPA with an ABV of 6.5%. It is described as combining an elegant malt-derived sweetness with flavors reminiscent of caramel and raisins, along with aromas like tropical fruit. While it has the outline of an IPA, it is the kind of beer that also lets you enjoy a rich malt presence.
Bar FUKURO is a beer pub that's easy to use when you want to sit back and drink in Kamata. These two kegs offer a contrasting pair: a crisp, citrusy IPA and a Red IPA where malt umami takes the lead, making comparison tasting part of the fun. Toward the latter half of April, announcements have also been made for a VERTERE tap takeover and a noodle collaboration, so the shop's activity is still worth keeping an eye on.
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Hop BroAt Bar FUKURO in Kamata, they tapped two kegs at once on April 16. Having Haneda Brewery's "Kamata Ale IPA" and Paint Palette Brewing's "Time Toward Warmth" side by side is a pretty fun lineup, isn't it?
MugiWhoa! Kamata Ale IPA already sounds so local! A Kamata beer at a Kamata beer pub? That's the kind of thing you can't help rooting for, right?
Hop BroThat's exactly what's great about it. This IPA from Haneda Brewery is ABV 6.0%, and because it uses Citra and Cascade, it's designed to bring out a clean balance of malt flavor, citrus character, and bitterness.
MugiCitra? Cascade? Just the hop names already sound like some kind of magic spell!
Hop BroNice reaction. In simple terms, Citra gives off a citrus-like aroma, while Cascade is a hop that tends to show grapefruit and floral notes. Put them together, and you get a refreshing beer that's easy to keep drinking.
MugiI see, so that's why it's a crisp, easy-drinking IPA! It sounds like the kind of dangerous beer you could knock back as your first drink after work!
Hop BroAnd the counterpart is Paint Palette Brewing's Time Toward Warmth. It's a Red IPA with an ABV of 6.5%, a solid malt body, sweet notes like caramel and raisins, and tropical-fruit-like aromas layered on top.
MugiWait, a Red IPA comes with tropical fruit too? It looks calm on the outside, but the flavor is way too lively!
Hop BroExactly. It still has the outline of an IPA, but because the malt takes the lead, you can enjoy both sweetness and bitterness. It feels like a well-defined beer from a Kobe brewery.
MugiAnd on top of that, getting the fun of tasting them side by side at Bar FUKURO is the best! Between the super-bright citrus crowd and the mellow malt crowd, it makes you want to order both!
Hop BroIf you're drinking around Kamata Station and want to settle in, this kind of locally rooted beer really hits the spot. And in the second half of April, there's also a VERTERE tap takeover and a noodle collaboration on the calendar, so the shop's momentum is definitely worth watching.
MugiNow I really want to go drink there! Tonight it's one drink in Kamata, and after that I want to add a Red IPA too!
