PLATINUM FISH CRAFT BEER BAR Atre Kawasaki Updates Its Tap List with a Mostly Domestic Lineup
PLATINUM FISH CRAFT BEER BAR Atre Kawasaki location shared its tap list on Instagram. It introduced 11 beers centered on Japanese craft brews, including Kiyosato Lager, Sono Ju, and Triple Cone, and also received two bottles from Primary Barrels.
Hop BroToday, let's take a look at the updated tap list at the beer pub on the 3rd floor of Atre Kawasaki. PLATINUM FISH CRAFT BEER BAR Atre Kawasaki has lined up a strong selection centered on Japanese craft beer.
MugiWow! A serious lineup that close to Kawasaki Station? Centered on Japanese craft beer sounds really exciting!
Hop BroAnd the best part is that this lineup spans everything from lager to IPA, with beers like Kiyosato Lager, Sono Ju, and Triple Cone taking center stage. You can really see the framework for side-by-side tastings.
MugiWhat? They have lager, ale, IPA, GOSE, and Saison too? My brain is turning into a beer shelf! Is that kind of breadth of styles really that important?
Hop BroIt is. Starting with an easygoing Kiyosato Lager creates a nice entry point, and then you can move through Ohisama Ale, Sono Ju, and Full Throttle to compare aroma and depth. Starting with a crisp lager makes the rest even more enjoyable.
MugiHuh! They even have UME Nine GOSE, which sounds like it might suddenly hit you with plum tartness! When do you drink something with tart GOSE character?
Hop BroBecause it has saltiness and acidity, it is great when you want to reset your mood. It also pairs well with snacks like homemade spare ribs, so it tends to be a food-friendly flavor.
MugiYozora no Shimukou from Ushitora Brewery and 12 DA CAPO from Y.Market Brewing sound like invitations to a party just from the names! The impact of these beer names is way too strong!
Hop BroOn top of that, they also have two Primary Barrels bottles in American IPA and The Local Hop Saison, so nothing is overlooked. Having takeout options means you can keep the experience going at home after drinking at the bar.
MugiHearing Primary Barrels makes it feel instantly more professional. Two bottles arrived sounds perfect for gifts too, and choosing is half the fun!
Hop BroExactly. You can drop by in Kawasaki, try the taps one by one, and finish with a lemon sour if you want. There are so many candidates for tonight's drink that it makes you want to head there right away.
MugiYeah, I can't hold back anymore! I want to drink right now, so let's start with Kiyosato Lager for a toast, and then figure out together what to go for next!
PLATINUM FISH CRAFT BEER BAR Atre Kawasaki is a beer pub on the 3rd floor of Atre Kawasaki, right next to Kawasaki Station. Stocking carefully selected Japanese craft beers from across the country, it is an easy-to-use spot with counter seats and table seating for everything from solo drinking to meals with small groups.
In this Instagram post, a seasonal tap list was introduced. The lineup spans lager, ale, IPA, GOSE, and Saison, making it easy to see the framework for side-by-side tastings.
Today's Tap List
- Kiyosato Lager / Yatsugatake Beer Touchdown
- Ohisama Ale / Isekadoya Beer
- Sono Ju / Shiga Kogen Beer
- Triple Cone / WEST COAST Brewing
- Full Throttle / Hoppukotan Brewing
- UME Nine GOSE / REPUBREW
- REC / BREAK EDGE BEER WORKS
- 12 DA CAPO / Y.Market Brewing
- Yozora no Shimukou / Ushitora Brewery
Beyond beer, a draft lemon sour / KIRIN is also available. The post also announced that two Primary Barrels bottles, American IPA and The Local Hop Saison, had arrived, making them convenient options for takeout or gifts.
Looking at the lineup for the day, the appeal lies in being able to choose according to mood, from a crisp lager to hop-forward IPA, tart GOSE, and aromatic Saison. Since there are also beer-friendly snacks such as homemade spare ribs, it looks like a fun way to pair food while trying different beers one after another.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, let's take a look at the updated tap list at the beer pub on the 3rd floor of Atre Kawasaki. PLATINUM FISH CRAFT BEER BAR Atre Kawasaki has lined up a strong selection centered on Japanese craft beer.
MugiWow! A serious lineup that close to Kawasaki Station? Centered on Japanese craft beer sounds really exciting!
Hop BroAnd the best part is that this lineup spans everything from lager to IPA, with beers like Kiyosato Lager, Sono Ju, and Triple Cone taking center stage. You can really see the framework for side-by-side tastings.
MugiWhat? They have lager, ale, IPA, GOSE, and Saison too? My brain is turning into a beer shelf! Is that kind of breadth of styles really that important?
Hop BroIt is. Starting with an easygoing Kiyosato Lager creates a nice entry point, and then you can move through Ohisama Ale, Sono Ju, and Full Throttle to compare aroma and depth. Starting with a crisp lager makes the rest even more enjoyable.
MugiHuh! They even have UME Nine GOSE, which sounds like it might suddenly hit you with plum tartness! When do you drink something with tart GOSE character?
Hop BroBecause it has saltiness and acidity, it is great when you want to reset your mood. It also pairs well with snacks like homemade spare ribs, so it tends to be a food-friendly flavor.
MugiYozora no Shimukou from Ushitora Brewery and 12 DA CAPO from Y.Market Brewing sound like invitations to a party just from the names! The impact of these beer names is way too strong!
Hop BroOn top of that, they also have two Primary Barrels bottles in American IPA and The Local Hop Saison, so nothing is overlooked. Having takeout options means you can keep the experience going at home after drinking at the bar.
MugiHearing Primary Barrels makes it feel instantly more professional. Two bottles arrived sounds perfect for gifts too, and choosing is half the fun!
Hop BroExactly. You can drop by in Kawasaki, try the taps one by one, and finish with a lemon sour if you want. There are so many candidates for tonight's drink that it makes you want to head there right away.
MugiYeah, I can't hold back anymore! I want to drink right now, so let's start with Kiyosato Lager for a toast, and then figure out together what to go for next!
