“Lemon Tea Saison” tapped at Tsumugi, the second-floor craft beer shop in Minamikashiwa
At “2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi,” a Japanese craft beer specialty shop just one minute on foot from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station, a new tap, “Lemon Tea Saison,” has been added. It is introduced as a single keg from Matsudo Beer (Matsudo City), brewed with Matsudo-grown green lemon.
Hop BroA new tap at Tsumugi, just one minute on foot from Minamikashiwa Station’s west exit, has brought in Matsudo Beer’s “Lemon Tea Saison.” It’s a Japanese craft beer specialty shop, and this time it’s a pour made with plenty of Matsudo-grown green lemon.
MugiWhoa, Lemon Tea Saison already sounds delicious! But saison sounds so serious all of a sudden that it’s kind of intimidating!
Hop BroSaison is originally a light, aromatic style, so it’s easy to drink even in hot weather. When lemon nuances are layered on top of that, the refreshing character really comes forward.
MugiI get it! But green lemon means a green lemon, right? It sounds so fresh it must be sour just from looking at it!
Hop BroExactly. It’s harvested while still unripe, so the aroma is bright and crisp. What’s especially nice is that they’re using Matsudo-grown fruit, so the ingredient character takes center stage, which is what makes it interesting.
MugiOh, so it’s not just lemon flavor, but you can taste the personality of Matsudo-grown ingredients too. I kind of like that local feel!
Hop BroWhat’s more, Tsumugi has eight kegs on tap, so when you find a new release like this, it’s easy to use it as a starting point for tasting comparisons. Being able to sample even unfamiliar labels is a huge help.
MugiSampling is such a lifesaver! Sometimes you take a blind one-glass gamble and it’s nothing like what you expected. That’s secretly pretty shocking!
Hop BroThat’s exactly when Tsumugi’s strength shines, because you can choose while talking with the staff. The shop is bright and casual, so it’s easy to go in alone, which is another great thing about it.
MugiAnd they even welcome families? That makes the place super approachable! It really feels like a beer shop you can stop by casually, and I want to keep going back!
Hop BroIf you’re drinking in Minamikashiwa this season, Lemon Tea Saison is definitely tempting. I’m starting to want a glass myself, so maybe it’s time for Mugi to go too, right?
MugiI can’t take it anymore, now I really want one! I want to toast in Minamikashiwa and go check out that green lemon aroma!
New Tap Opening Information
At “2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi” in Minamikashiwa, Matsudo Beer (Matsudo City)’s “Lemon Tea Saison” has newly been tapped. In the post, it is introduced as a beer made with plenty of Matsudo-grown green lemon, and as the name suggests, you can enjoy a saison with lemon nuances at its core.
About the Shop
Tsumugi is a Japanese craft beer specialty shop located one minute on foot from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station. It offers eight keg beers and is characterized by the ability to enjoy beers selected from breweries all over Japan. Because you can sample even unfamiliar labels, it is easy to choose while checking the flavor first.
How You Can Enjoy It
This “Lemon Tea Saison” is a beer you’ll want to enjoy as a light, brisk saison that is easy to reach for even during hot weather. Since it is a Japanese beer made with green lemon, it is also interesting to taste it with an eye toward the character of the ingredients. At Tsumugi, you can casually ask the staff for advice, so these new taps also make it an easy starting point for finding a beer that matches your mood.
Easy to Stop By, Too
The interior is bright and casual, with an atmosphere that makes it easy to drop in alone. It is a shop setting suited to beer fans who want to casually stop by and try a new keg, and families and those with small children are also welcome. If you want to drink Japanese craft beer in Minamikashiwa, this is a place you’ll want to keep returning to while following the tap updates.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA new tap at Tsumugi, just one minute on foot from Minamikashiwa Station’s west exit, has brought in Matsudo Beer’s “Lemon Tea Saison.” It’s a Japanese craft beer specialty shop, and this time it’s a pour made with plenty of Matsudo-grown green lemon.
MugiWhoa, Lemon Tea Saison already sounds delicious! But saison sounds so serious all of a sudden that it’s kind of intimidating!
Hop BroSaison is originally a light, aromatic style, so it’s easy to drink even in hot weather. When lemon nuances are layered on top of that, the refreshing character really comes forward.
MugiI get it! But green lemon means a green lemon, right? It sounds so fresh it must be sour just from looking at it!
Hop BroExactly. It’s harvested while still unripe, so the aroma is bright and crisp. What’s especially nice is that they’re using Matsudo-grown fruit, so the ingredient character takes center stage, which is what makes it interesting.
MugiOh, so it’s not just lemon flavor, but you can taste the personality of Matsudo-grown ingredients too. I kind of like that local feel!
Hop BroWhat’s more, Tsumugi has eight kegs on tap, so when you find a new release like this, it’s easy to use it as a starting point for tasting comparisons. Being able to sample even unfamiliar labels is a huge help.
MugiSampling is such a lifesaver! Sometimes you take a blind one-glass gamble and it’s nothing like what you expected. That’s secretly pretty shocking!
Hop BroThat’s exactly when Tsumugi’s strength shines, because you can choose while talking with the staff. The shop is bright and casual, so it’s easy to go in alone, which is another great thing about it.
MugiAnd they even welcome families? That makes the place super approachable! It really feels like a beer shop you can stop by casually, and I want to keep going back!
Hop BroIf you’re drinking in Minamikashiwa this season, Lemon Tea Saison is definitely tempting. I’m starting to want a glass myself, so maybe it’s time for Mugi to go too, right?
MugiI can’t take it anymore, now I really want one! I want to toast in Minamikashiwa and go check out that green lemon aroma!
