KAWASAKI Craft Beer Stand at Kawasaki Azalea Taps Yokohama Beer’s "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale"
KAWASAKI Craft Beer Stand by Tokaido Beer released its tap list as of 4:45 p.m. on April 7. The recommended beer is Yokohama Beer’s "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale." Inside the shop, a wide variety of styles from breweries around Japan are on offer, centered on Tokaido BEER’s own brands.
Hop BroYou know, at the standing bar in Kawasaki Azalea, 18 taps are running. And KAWASAKI Craft Beer Stand by Tokaido Beer has lined up beers from all over, centered on Tokaido BEER’s own brands, so it’s fun just to look at.
MugiWait, there are that many in the station!? 18 taps is the kind of thing that makes you lose your way because there are too many choices!
Hop BroThe pick of the day is Yokohama Beer’s "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale," and it’s a Fruit Ale at 5.5%. It has a soft peach aroma and a crisp finish like a dry sparkling wine, so the best part is that it isn’t cloyingly sweet.
MugiPeach but not too sweet!? Sparkling-wine style sounds almost too classy, and now I feel like I need to sit up straight!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It has real fruit character without leaving any heaviness behind, so it works before a meal and doesn’t get tiring even if you keep drinking. Anyone who wants to enjoy the delicate aroma of peach will probably love it.
MugiWow, so it really works as beer and not just peach juice! Light fruit character sounds kind of advanced.
Hop BroThe lineup is pretty bold too. You’ve got the IPA "1623," the Porter "Black Relaxation," and the Hazy IPA "Kawasaki Big Biato Tonae-ru," so it feels like a department store of beer styles.
MugiWhoa, wait! Hazy and Porter all of a sudden gets complicated! What do you mean by a department store of styles?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, IPA puts hop bitterness and aroma in the spotlight, Porter tends to bring out roasted notes in darker beers, and Hazy IPA is all about haze and juiciness. So even in the same shop, it’s fun to compare the range of aroma and bitterness.
MugiI see, it’s like a textbook of flavors! Hearing that tasting side by side is fun makes me want to try everything a little at a time!
Hop BroAnd since it’s inside Azalea in front of Kawasaki Station, it’s easy to stop by even while shopping, and being able to bring in food is another big plus. You can also use it just for takeout, so it’s perfect for those days when you just want to casually grab a beer.
MugiThen let’s toast with the "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale" today and maybe add an IPA depending on our mood! A casual drink near the station means there’s basically no reason not to go!
At KAWASAKI Craft Beer Stand by Tokaido Beer, 18 taps were operating as of 4:45 p.m. on April 7. At the standing bar inside Kawasaki Azalea, a broad lineup was laid out, centered on Tokaido BEER’s own brands.
The recommendation for the day is Yokohama Beer’s "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale." This Fruit Ale, at 5.5%, is described as having a soft, delicate peach aroma and a crisp finish like a dry sparkling wine. It should appeal to people looking for a beer with fruit character that does not feel heavy.
The lineup also includes a range of different styles, such as the IPA "1623," the Porter "Black Relaxation," the Amber Ale "Pale Red Pretext," the Belgian Wheat "A Meeting with Wheat," the Hazy IPA "Kawasaki Big Biato Tonae-ru," the English Pale Ale "Gordon Setter," and the Coffee Stout "Floating in Black." In addition, there are beers such as Tokaido BEER x Mugibaru collaboration brew "Mugibaru 2nd Anniversary Fluffy Kinako-Colored Hazy," North Alps Brewery’s "Coffee PUNCH," Fill Brewing’s "STYLEWARS," Tazawako Brewery’s "Alt-Alt-," Kagiya Brewery’s "BRITISH BITTER," West Coast Brewing’s "McKenzie Pils," Nori’s Beer’s "Fruity and Easy to Drink," Kyoto Brewing’s "Single-Minded Devotion," and REPUBREW’s "Mr.GREEN TACKLE," making it a place where tasting side by side is part of the fun.
The shop is located inside Azalea in front of Kawasaki Station, making it easy to stop by while shopping or for a drink before going out with friends. Food can be brought in, and it is also easy to drop by even if you are only using takeout. On a day when you want to casually choose a craft beer near the station, it is an easy place to put on the list.
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Hop BroYou know, at the standing bar in Kawasaki Azalea, 18 taps are running. And KAWASAKI Craft Beer Stand by Tokaido Beer has lined up beers from all over, centered on Tokaido BEER’s own brands, so it’s fun just to look at.
MugiWait, there are that many in the station!? 18 taps is the kind of thing that makes you lose your way because there are too many choices!
Hop BroThe pick of the day is Yokohama Beer’s "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale," and it’s a Fruit Ale at 5.5%. It has a soft peach aroma and a crisp finish like a dry sparkling wine, so the best part is that it isn’t cloyingly sweet.
MugiPeach but not too sweet!? Sparkling-wine style sounds almost too classy, and now I feel like I need to sit up straight!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. It has real fruit character without leaving any heaviness behind, so it works before a meal and doesn’t get tiring even if you keep drinking. Anyone who wants to enjoy the delicate aroma of peach will probably love it.
MugiWow, so it really works as beer and not just peach juice! Light fruit character sounds kind of advanced.
Hop BroThe lineup is pretty bold too. You’ve got the IPA "1623," the Porter "Black Relaxation," and the Hazy IPA "Kawasaki Big Biato Tonae-ru," so it feels like a department store of beer styles.
MugiWhoa, wait! Hazy and Porter all of a sudden gets complicated! What do you mean by a department store of styles?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, IPA puts hop bitterness and aroma in the spotlight, Porter tends to bring out roasted notes in darker beers, and Hazy IPA is all about haze and juiciness. So even in the same shop, it’s fun to compare the range of aroma and bitterness.
MugiI see, it’s like a textbook of flavors! Hearing that tasting side by side is fun makes me want to try everything a little at a time!
Hop BroAnd since it’s inside Azalea in front of Kawasaki Station, it’s easy to stop by even while shopping, and being able to bring in food is another big plus. You can also use it just for takeout, so it’s perfect for those days when you just want to casually grab a beer.
MugiThen let’s toast with the "Yokohama Tsunashima Peach Ale" today and maybe add an IPA depending on our mood! A casual drink near the station means there’s basically no reason not to go!
