T.T BREWERY Chitachitta Street branch introduces a herb ale scented with mint and lemon
T.T BREWERY Chitachitta Street branch announced its new "Herb Ale" on Instagram. It is a light finish that highlights mint aroma and lemon tartness, and the board lists it at half-size 935 yen and a pint 1683 yen.
Hop BroT.T BREWERY Chitachitta Street branch has put out this Herb Ale, and it's the kind that instantly switches your mood with mint and lemon.
MugiWhoa! A beer that smells like mint? It's already making my mouth feel cool before I even drink it!
Hop BroExactly. The blackboard presents it as a fresh ale, and the key point is that it puts a light drinking feel front and center.
MugiWhat does that even mean! What kind of thing is ale beer anyway? Is it better than lager?
Hop BroIt's not about being better, but the yeast ferments differently. Roughly speaking, the aroma comes through more easily, which makes it a good match for herb-forward beers like this one.
MugiOhh! I kind of get why they say it's recommended even for people who aren't into beer!
Hop BroAnd the prices are half 935 yen and a pint 1683 yen, which is nice and easy to read. It's set up so you can try it casually.
MugiChitachitta Street in Kawasaki is that place with movie theaters and lots of shops, right? An easy stop there is a pretty strong selling point!
Hop BroExactly. I like how they announce the seasonal glass on a handwritten blackboard, and the charm is that you can enjoy the balance of aroma and acidity carefully.
MugiNow I totally want to drink it! I want to reset my mood with a crisp glass and ride the mint and lemon wave too!
A glass to switch gears with mint and lemon
In an Instagram post from T.T BREWERY Chitachitta Street branch, the new Herb Ale was introduced. On the blackboard, it is described as a fresh ale beer that combines mint aroma with lemon tartness, and even from its appearance you can tell it is a glass designed with refreshment in mind.
The post says it has a light drinking feel and is "recommended even for people who aren't that into beer." Rather than a type that pushes forward with strong bitterness, it seems designed to emphasize aroma and drinkability, making it easy to match with hot weather or moments when you want to reset your mood. The blackboard also lists the prices: half 935 yen, pint 1683 yen.
The shop is a beer pub along Chitachitta Street in Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Located in an area lined with movie theaters and restaurants, it's an easy stop when you want to casually enjoy craft beer around Kawasaki Station. This post, while foregrounding the store name itself, uses a handwritten blackboard to announce a seasonal new release, and conveys the atmosphere both inside and outside the shop.
Rather than emphasizing flashy limited-availability hype, it carefully presents the balance of aroma and acidity. For anyone looking for a clean, refreshing drink as temperatures rise, it's an easy one to check out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroT.T BREWERY Chitachitta Street branch has put out this Herb Ale, and it's the kind that instantly switches your mood with mint and lemon.
MugiWhoa! A beer that smells like mint? It's already making my mouth feel cool before I even drink it!
Hop BroExactly. The blackboard presents it as a fresh ale, and the key point is that it puts a light drinking feel front and center.
MugiWhat does that even mean! What kind of thing is ale beer anyway? Is it better than lager?
Hop BroIt's not about being better, but the yeast ferments differently. Roughly speaking, the aroma comes through more easily, which makes it a good match for herb-forward beers like this one.
MugiOhh! I kind of get why they say it's recommended even for people who aren't into beer!
Hop BroAnd the prices are half 935 yen and a pint 1683 yen, which is nice and easy to read. It's set up so you can try it casually.
MugiChitachitta Street in Kawasaki is that place with movie theaters and lots of shops, right? An easy stop there is a pretty strong selling point!
Hop BroExactly. I like how they announce the seasonal glass on a handwritten blackboard, and the charm is that you can enjoy the balance of aroma and acidity carefully.
MugiNow I totally want to drink it! I want to reset my mood with a crisp glass and ride the mint and lemon wave too!
