Rusty Nest Session IPA Tapped at Tsumugi, the Craft Beer Shop on the Second Floor in Minamikashiwa
A new tap announcement was posted at "2階のクラフトビール屋つむぎ" in Minamikashiwa, Chiba. This time on tap is Rusty Nest Brewery's "Rusty Nest Session IPA." It combines a fruity aroma with easy drinkability, and this marks the brewery's first appearance at Tsumugi.
Hop BroAt Tsumugi, the craft beer shop on the second floor in Minamikashiwa, they’ve tapped a new beer: Rusty Nest Brewery’s Rusty Nest Session IPA.
MugiWhoa, just the name Rusty Nest Session IPA already sounds delicious!
Hop BroWhat’s neat is that it keeps the familiar fruity aroma of the regular IPA while dialing the alcohol down a bit, so it’s a session IPA.
MugiWhat does session even mean?! So it’s a drinkable IPA?
Hop BroExactly. It’s easy to drink, but still has solid bitterness and aroma, and that’s the charm of a session IPA.
MugiOh wow! And a grapefruit-like aroma sounds like the kind of thing that’s tasty before it even reaches your mouth!
Hop BroThe post also describes it as having fruity aroma and bitterness that give it definition, and the key point is that it balances lightness with satisfying drinkability.
MugiWhat? And it’s the brewery's first time on tap at Tsumugi too, so it feels extra special!
Hop BroAnd Rusty Nest Brewery is based in Oamishirasato, with a story too: they revived a former factory site that had been damaged by sea winds.
MugiKnowing that background makes it feel less like just a beer and more like enjoying the whole story with it.
Hop BroIf it’s one minute on foot from Minamikashiwa Station's west exit, has eight draft beers, and offers tastings too, this is definitely the kind of place where you want to casually try a pint.
MugiYeah, decision made! I’m in the mood to have a drink in Minamikashiwa!
Tap Update
A new tap announcement was posted at 2階のクラフトビール屋つむぎ in Minamikashiwa, Chiba. This time on tap is Rusty Nest Brewery's Rusty Nest Session IPA. The post introduces it as the brewery's first appearance at Tsumugi.
This beer is a session IPA that keeps the fruity aroma that is a hallmark of the regular Rusty Nest IPA, while slightly lowering the alcohol content to make it easier to drink. The description adds that its grapefruit-like aroma and bitterness give it definition, offering satisfying depth even with a light, easygoing finish.
Rusty Nest Brewery is based in Oamishirasato, and its seaside location is also intriguing. It also has a background story of reviving a former factory site that had been damaged by sea winds, making this a beer to enjoy not only for its flavor but also for the brewer's story.
Tsumugi is a Japanese craft beer specialty shop just one minute on foot from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station. It offers eight draft beers and also provides tastings, making it easy to choose even if it's your first time trying a label. With its bright, casual atmosphere, it's easy to stop in alone, and families are welcome too. This Session IPA is another tap update worth noting for anyone looking for a casual pint.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Tsumugi, the craft beer shop on the second floor in Minamikashiwa, they’ve tapped a new beer: Rusty Nest Brewery’s Rusty Nest Session IPA.
MugiWhoa, just the name Rusty Nest Session IPA already sounds delicious!
Hop BroWhat’s neat is that it keeps the familiar fruity aroma of the regular IPA while dialing the alcohol down a bit, so it’s a session IPA.
MugiWhat does session even mean?! So it’s a drinkable IPA?
Hop BroExactly. It’s easy to drink, but still has solid bitterness and aroma, and that’s the charm of a session IPA.
MugiOh wow! And a grapefruit-like aroma sounds like the kind of thing that’s tasty before it even reaches your mouth!
Hop BroThe post also describes it as having fruity aroma and bitterness that give it definition, and the key point is that it balances lightness with satisfying drinkability.
MugiWhat? And it’s the brewery's first time on tap at Tsumugi too, so it feels extra special!
Hop BroAnd Rusty Nest Brewery is based in Oamishirasato, with a story too: they revived a former factory site that had been damaged by sea winds.
MugiKnowing that background makes it feel less like just a beer and more like enjoying the whole story with it.
Hop BroIf it’s one minute on foot from Minamikashiwa Station's west exit, has eight draft beers, and offers tastings too, this is definitely the kind of place where you want to casually try a pint.
MugiYeah, decision made! I’m in the mood to have a drink in Minamikashiwa!
