Oita: Faló Brewing's two kegs tapped at craft beer “Extra Hop”; TTO on April 5
The beer pub craft beer “Extra Hop” in Chuo-machi, Oita City, has announced a tap takeover for Faló Brewing. Ahead of the event on Sunday, April 5, it tapped Tsubame Draught and UNO, and a weekend collaboration event with Le TAMAI will also continue.
Hop BroAt craft beer “Extra Hop” in Chuo-machi, Oita City, there’s a Faló Brewing TTO announcement. The atmosphere is already getting restless ahead of Sunday, April 5.
MugiWait, what’s a TTO? It sounds like some kind of special move, and it really gives off major beer-event energy!
Hop BroIt’s short for tap takeover, where the brewery takes over the taps keg by keg. It’s the kind of event that beer comparison fans can’t resist, since you get to sample Faló Brewing all at once.
MugiWow! And it says they already tapped two kegs before the event. They’re taking this way too seriously, and my stomach is already doing warm-up exercises!
Hop BroThe beers added are Tsubame Draught and UNO. Tsubame Draught is an Australian-style lager, crisp and light, while UNO is a Belgian Single with a more distinctive aromatic character.
MugiI kind of get the Australian-style lager part, but Belgian Single suddenly sounds so grown-up! What exactly is single about it?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style that follows the line of lighter, easy-drinking monastic beers. It tends to be on the moderate side in alcohol, but it has yeast-driven aroma and spicy notes, which makes it perfect for spring.
MugiI see! So Tsubame Draught is the refreshing option, and UNO is the flavorful option. It’s super helpful that you can choose based on your mood!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the Le TAMAI collaboration continues through the weekend too. April 4 to 5, and again April 9 to 12, makes Extra Hop feel like it’s turning into an event venue.
MugiA calm shop with wood-paneled walls, waiting for a post-work drink sounds great too. Today I’d start with Tsubame Draught, next go for UNO, and then maybe come back to Faló Brewing again!
The beer pub craft beer “Extra Hop,” located on the first floor of the Okuno Hosomichi Building at 2-6-25 Chuo-machi, Oita City, has announced a tap takeover featuring Faló Brewing.
In an Instagram post, the shop said it will hold a Faló Brewing tap takeover on Sunday, April 5, and also plans collaboration events with Le TAMAI from April 4 to 5 and April 9 to 12. In the lead-up to the weekend, it has been working through its stock before the TTO and has newly tapped two kegs.
The beers added to the lineup from this day are Faló Brewing’s “Tsubame Draught” and “UNO.” According to the post, Tsubame Draught is an Australian-style lager, while UNO is a Belgian Single; both were selected with a light, easygoing character in mind, making them ideal for spring drinking. If you want something crisp and refreshing, Tsubame Draught is the one to go for; if you want to enjoy a beer with distinctive aroma and flavor, UNO is the better choice.
Extra Hop is a bar known for its calm, wood-walled interior, where guests can take their time choosing craft beer. The post also gives the impression that the owner is preparing inventory for the tap takeover while looking forward to welcoming a post-work drink. Rather than flashiness, this is a place for people who want to carefully savor each brewery’s individuality.
What can be confirmed from this post is the tapping of two Faló Brewing beers and a run of events through the weekend. If you are following craft beer in Oita, it is worth keeping an eye on the Faló Brewing tasting lineup and the collaboration with Le TAMAI.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt craft beer “Extra Hop” in Chuo-machi, Oita City, there’s a Faló Brewing TTO announcement. The atmosphere is already getting restless ahead of Sunday, April 5.
MugiWait, what’s a TTO? It sounds like some kind of special move, and it really gives off major beer-event energy!
Hop BroIt’s short for tap takeover, where the brewery takes over the taps keg by keg. It’s the kind of event that beer comparison fans can’t resist, since you get to sample Faló Brewing all at once.
MugiWow! And it says they already tapped two kegs before the event. They’re taking this way too seriously, and my stomach is already doing warm-up exercises!
Hop BroThe beers added are Tsubame Draught and UNO. Tsubame Draught is an Australian-style lager, crisp and light, while UNO is a Belgian Single with a more distinctive aromatic character.
MugiI kind of get the Australian-style lager part, but Belgian Single suddenly sounds so grown-up! What exactly is single about it?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style that follows the line of lighter, easy-drinking monastic beers. It tends to be on the moderate side in alcohol, but it has yeast-driven aroma and spicy notes, which makes it perfect for spring.
MugiI see! So Tsubame Draught is the refreshing option, and UNO is the flavorful option. It’s super helpful that you can choose based on your mood!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the Le TAMAI collaboration continues through the weekend too. April 4 to 5, and again April 9 to 12, makes Extra Hop feel like it’s turning into an event venue.
MugiA calm shop with wood-paneled walls, waiting for a post-work drink sounds great too. Today I’d start with Tsubame Draught, next go for UNO, and then maybe come back to Faló Brewing again!
