Limited-Color Growler Arrives at Brasserie Knot and TSURUI BASE
A limited orange growler has arrived through a collaboration between Brasserie Knot and TSURUI BASE in Tsurui Village, Hokkaido. It offers cold and heat retention, and is also compatible with carbonated drinks. It pairs well with draft beer sold by measure at the direct-sales shop, making it a bottle that meets outdoor demand.
Hop BroToday it's about the limited-color growler from Tsurui Village, Hokkaido. It's the orange one from the Brasserie Knot and TSURUI BASE collaboration, and it just arrived.
MugiWhoa! A growler is that bottle you take beer home in, right? It looks cool, but what's the difference from an ordinary water bottle?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's a stainless-steel bottle that boasts 36 hours cold retention and 18 hours heat retention, and the copper coating makes it a dependable piece of gear outdoors.
MugiCopper coating? What is that? This suddenly feels like science class, but does it have anything to do with beer?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it means it's good at keeping temperature. It doesn't let the cold escape easily, so it helps keep draft beer tasty even when you put it inside.
MugiHuh! And it works with carbonated drinks too, so it's not just beer, but sparkling water as well? That would be a huge help on camping trips!
Hop BroExactly. The one-touch opening makes it easy to use, and because you can open it quickly with one hand, it's handy for sleeping in the car too. It fits right in with eastern Hokkaido outings like walking around the Kushiro Marsh.
MugiWait, so Tsurui Village has a brewery renovated from an abandoned school! Just the sound of an abandoned-school brewery makes me want to drink, and the romance is incredible!
Hop BroBrasserie Knot is strong because at its direct-sales shop it doesn't just sell cans, it also does growler fills by measure. You can take home draft beer in it, so it connects that on-site drink to home.
MugiSo it means you can take the local drink home! If I went camping with that orange bottle, it would already feel delicious just from the mood!
Hop BroExactly. The Knot's stance of "Connecting with beer. Connecting through beer." is connecting nicely with the outdoor culture of eastern Hokkaido. This is definitely one of those things that makes you want a drink right away.
MugiGot it! It's about taking the orange companion along and filling it with draft beer to bring back. Today, there's nothing to do but go get a beer!
At Brasserie Knot in Tsurui Village, Hokkaido, a growler in TSURUI BASE original colors has arrived. In a post, it was introduced as an orange vitamin color that stands out outdoors, and it is being sold in stores in limited quantities.
This growler is a stainless-steel model with a copper coating that is said to keep drinks cold for about 36 hours and hot for about 18 hours. Because it also supports carbonated beverages, it can be used to carry craft beer and sparkling water. Its one-touch opening makes it easy to handle with one hand, and it fits activities around Tsurui Village such as camping, sleeping in the car, and walking in the Kushiro Marsh.
Brasserie Knot is known as a brewery renovated from an abandoned school in Tsurui Village, and at its direct-sales shop it offers not only canned beer but also growler fills by measure and tastings. This initiative can be seen as a concrete expression of the brewery's stance of "Connecting with beer. Connecting through beer." by linking it with the outdoor culture of eastern Hokkaido. Combined with the convenience of a direct-sales shop where draft beer can be filled into a growler and taken home, it offers a way to connect an on-site drink to home or a campsite.
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Hop BroToday it's about the limited-color growler from Tsurui Village, Hokkaido. It's the orange one from the Brasserie Knot and TSURUI BASE collaboration, and it just arrived.
MugiWhoa! A growler is that bottle you take beer home in, right? It looks cool, but what's the difference from an ordinary water bottle?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's a stainless-steel bottle that boasts 36 hours cold retention and 18 hours heat retention, and the copper coating makes it a dependable piece of gear outdoors.
MugiCopper coating? What is that? This suddenly feels like science class, but does it have anything to do with beer?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it means it's good at keeping temperature. It doesn't let the cold escape easily, so it helps keep draft beer tasty even when you put it inside.
MugiHuh! And it works with carbonated drinks too, so it's not just beer, but sparkling water as well? That would be a huge help on camping trips!
Hop BroExactly. The one-touch opening makes it easy to use, and because you can open it quickly with one hand, it's handy for sleeping in the car too. It fits right in with eastern Hokkaido outings like walking around the Kushiro Marsh.
MugiWait, so Tsurui Village has a brewery renovated from an abandoned school! Just the sound of an abandoned-school brewery makes me want to drink, and the romance is incredible!
Hop BroBrasserie Knot is strong because at its direct-sales shop it doesn't just sell cans, it also does growler fills by measure. You can take home draft beer in it, so it connects that on-site drink to home.
MugiSo it means you can take the local drink home! If I went camping with that orange bottle, it would already feel delicious just from the mood!
Hop BroExactly. The Knot's stance of "Connecting with beer. Connecting through beer." is connecting nicely with the outdoor culture of eastern Hokkaido. This is definitely one of those things that makes you want a drink right away.
MugiGot it! It's about taking the orange companion along and filling it with draft beer to bring back. Today, there's nothing to do but go get a beer!
