Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress Taps Ise Kadoya Beer and Camado Brewery on April 19
The beer pub and bottle shop "Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress" in Musashi-Kosugi will be open on Sunday, April 19, from 13:00 to 23:00. As guest beers, it is featuring Ise Kadoya Beer's "Memory Bouquet Italian Pilsner" and Camado Brewery's "1HH Superdelic Single Hop Hazy IPA."
Hop BroMusashi-Kosugi's Progress has two kegs on tap. On Sunday, April 19, guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer and Camado Brewery are lined up, so even from a manager's point of view, it's a pretty interesting day.
MugiWhat, isn't that way too luxurious for just two labels? And Ise Kadoya Beer plus Camado Brewery, even the names alone sound delicious!
Hop BroFirst is Ise Kadoya Beer's Memory Bouquet Italian Pilsner. Italian Pilsner is a style that layers hop aroma neatly over pilsner-like brightness, and it's the kind of beer where floral aromas and crisp bitterness really shine.
MugiHuh! But what does a bouquet-like aroma mean in beer? You're not drinking flowers, right?
Hop BroOf course you're drinking beer. Here it means the way the aroma blooms is floral, and the light mouthfeel is finished off with a clean bitterness, so it's easy to pair with both your first beer and a meal.
MugiI see! Then Camado Brewery's 1HH Superdelic also catches my eye! The name sounds intense, and a Hazy IPA is the kind that's kind of cloudy and soft, right?
Hop BroExactly. And this time the key point is the use of the rising New Zealand hop Superdelic, aiming for aromas like tropical fruit and white grape. They also use oat powder to lean into a juicy mouthfeel.
MugiOat powder!? They do that just to create a juicy mouthfeel! That's more like an aroma research lab than beer!
Hop BroAnd Progress is cashless payments only, and like a bottle shop it supports takeout and sales by measure. There's also a 20% off offer every Wednesday and Thursday, so the freedom in how you choose is pretty high.
MugiNice, if you can have that much fun in Musashi-Kosugi, I want to go! A wide range of ways to drink it is the kind of thing that works for beginners and beer lovers alike.
Hop BroBottom line, April 19 is a day when I want to compare the newly tapped beers at Progress. Start with Ise Kadoya's elegant pilsner, then sink into aroma with Camado's Hazy IPA - this definitely won't end with just one glass.
MugiYeah, exactly! I feel like I want to go out for drinks today, and whether to start with Ise Kadoya or Camado makes the decision fun too!
At Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress in Musashi-Kosugi, business will be held on Sunday, April 19, from 13:00 to 23:00. In this post, two guest beers are introduced, making it hard for craft beer fans to miss.
Tapped Beers
- Ise Kadoya Beer "Memory Bouquet Italian Pilsner"
- Camado Brewery "1HH Superdelic Single Hop Hazy IPA"
Ise Kadoya Beer's "Memory Bouquet Italian Pilsner" is a beer built around the traditional Italian Pilsner style. The post conveys an impression of a bouquet-like aroma, followed by a crisp bitterness after a light, refreshing sip. It seems like the kind of beer that stays clear even when paired with food, and it also looks well suited as a first beer.
Meanwhile, Camado Brewery's "1HH Superdelic Single Hop Hazy IPA" is a new release in a series using the rising New Zealand hop "Superdelic." It is designed to evoke aromas reminiscent of tropical fruit and white grape, and it is introduced as having a juicy mouthfeel created with oat powder. This is the one to watch for anyone seeking aromatic intensity and satisfying drinkability.
Progress is located in Kosugimachi, Nakahara Ward, Kawasaki City, and accepts cashless payments only. It also supports takeout of draft beer and service in plastic cups and PET bottles, and if you bring a carbonation-safe container, it can also be sold by weight. In addition, there is a 20% off offer every Wednesday and Thursday, making it especially easy to use in a bottle-shop style.
On a day when you want to calmly choose craft beers with a wide range of drinking options in Musashi-Kosugi, this is one place worth remembering.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMusashi-Kosugi's Progress has two kegs on tap. On Sunday, April 19, guest beers from Ise Kadoya Beer and Camado Brewery are lined up, so even from a manager's point of view, it's a pretty interesting day.
MugiWhat, isn't that way too luxurious for just two labels? And Ise Kadoya Beer plus Camado Brewery, even the names alone sound delicious!
Hop BroFirst is Ise Kadoya Beer's Memory Bouquet Italian Pilsner. Italian Pilsner is a style that layers hop aroma neatly over pilsner-like brightness, and it's the kind of beer where floral aromas and crisp bitterness really shine.
MugiHuh! But what does a bouquet-like aroma mean in beer? You're not drinking flowers, right?
Hop BroOf course you're drinking beer. Here it means the way the aroma blooms is floral, and the light mouthfeel is finished off with a clean bitterness, so it's easy to pair with both your first beer and a meal.
MugiI see! Then Camado Brewery's 1HH Superdelic also catches my eye! The name sounds intense, and a Hazy IPA is the kind that's kind of cloudy and soft, right?
Hop BroExactly. And this time the key point is the use of the rising New Zealand hop Superdelic, aiming for aromas like tropical fruit and white grape. They also use oat powder to lean into a juicy mouthfeel.
MugiOat powder!? They do that just to create a juicy mouthfeel! That's more like an aroma research lab than beer!
Hop BroAnd Progress is cashless payments only, and like a bottle shop it supports takeout and sales by measure. There's also a 20% off offer every Wednesday and Thursday, so the freedom in how you choose is pretty high.
MugiNice, if you can have that much fun in Musashi-Kosugi, I want to go! A wide range of ways to drink it is the kind of thing that works for beginners and beer lovers alike.
Hop BroBottom line, April 19 is a day when I want to compare the newly tapped beers at Progress. Start with Ise Kadoya's elegant pilsner, then sink into aroma with Camado's Hazy IPA - this definitely won't end with just one glass.
MugiYeah, exactly! I feel like I want to go out for drinks today, and whether to start with Ise Kadoya or Camado makes the decision fun too!
