Derailleur Brew Works Simultaneously Releases a Collaboration Beer and Drink for CHAORAS
Derailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari Ward double-released collaboration products prepared for outdoor tenugui brand CHAORAS at 11:00 on May 5. A pale ale suited to spring outdoor festivals and a non-alcoholic "adult sports drink" are lined up together.
Hop BroDerailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari Ward has put out an interesting collaboration for CHAORAS.
MugiWhat! A tenugui brand and beer are releasing together!? Isn't a double release way too luxurious?
Hop BroExactly. And the stars are a Pale Ale and a non-alcoholic drink.
MugiHuh~! But pale ale sounds like a technical term! What does it taste like?
Hop BroThis one has an ABV of 5%, IBU of 30, and SRM of 3.5, and it's neatly put together with a balance of citrus character and bitterness.
MugiABV, IBU, SRM... it's like an encryption meeting suddenly started! It's like a spell made of numbers!
Hop BroSimply put, ABV is alcohol content, IBU is bitterness, and SRM is color depth - it's like a blueprint for drinking satisfaction.
MugiI get it! And Citra, Motueka, and Talus as hop names are stylish just by themselves!
Hop BroThey dry-hop with those three varieties to bring out aromas like grapefruit and lime, and that's the slick part.
MugiAnd if there's also the non-alcoholic adult sports drink, then both drinkers and non-drinkers can enjoy it together!
Hop BroThat's exactly the good part - it's a collaboration where everyone can share the festival atmosphere.
MugiIt's perfect for spring outdoor festivals, and this is definitely a tenugui in one hand, beer in the other kind of situation!
Hop BroIn the end, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to raise a glass with CHAORAS.
Derailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari Ward double-released collaboration products prepared for outdoor tenugui brand CHAORAS at 11:00 on May 5.
The two items introduced this time are CHAORAS Original Craft Beer (Pale Ale) and CHAORAS Original Adult Sports Drink (soft drink). The beer has an ABV of 5%, IBU of 30, and SRM of 3.5, and is dry-hopped with three hop varieties: Citra, Motueka, and Talus. It is presented as a beer designed with the spring outdoor festival season in mind, balancing citrus notes reminiscent of grapefruit and lime with a clean bitterness.
The non-alcoholic drink, meanwhile, is an "adult sports drink" that makes use of fruit and hop aromas. By offering it alongside the beer, the lineup lets both drinkers and non-drinkers enjoy the atmosphere of the same event.
Derailleur Brew Works is a brewery that has actively engaged with Osaka's music and cultural scenes from its urban base. This collaboration, which turns the context of CHAORAS's message, "tenugui for outdoor activities," and the festival experience into a drinkable form, is a project that clearly reflects the affinity between the two brands.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDerailleur Brew Works in Osaka's Nishinari Ward has put out an interesting collaboration for CHAORAS.
MugiWhat! A tenugui brand and beer are releasing together!? Isn't a double release way too luxurious?
Hop BroExactly. And the stars are a Pale Ale and a non-alcoholic drink.
MugiHuh~! But pale ale sounds like a technical term! What does it taste like?
Hop BroThis one has an ABV of 5%, IBU of 30, and SRM of 3.5, and it's neatly put together with a balance of citrus character and bitterness.
MugiABV, IBU, SRM... it's like an encryption meeting suddenly started! It's like a spell made of numbers!
Hop BroSimply put, ABV is alcohol content, IBU is bitterness, and SRM is color depth - it's like a blueprint for drinking satisfaction.
MugiI get it! And Citra, Motueka, and Talus as hop names are stylish just by themselves!
Hop BroThey dry-hop with those three varieties to bring out aromas like grapefruit and lime, and that's the slick part.
MugiAnd if there's also the non-alcoholic adult sports drink, then both drinkers and non-drinkers can enjoy it together!
Hop BroThat's exactly the good part - it's a collaboration where everyone can share the festival atmosphere.
MugiIt's perfect for spring outdoor festivals, and this is definitely a tenugui in one hand, beer in the other kind of situation!
Hop BroIn the end, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to raise a glass with CHAORAS.
