Taru Taru Taps Ise Kadoya Beer’s “Silence of the Cats” IPA
Taru Taru, a beer pub in Takamatsu, Kagawa, has tapped “Silence of the Cats,” an IPA from Ise Kadoya Beer. Brewed exclusively with New Zealand hops, the beer highlights bright, juicy aromatics and a crisp finish.
Hop BroAt Taru Taru in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, ISEKADO Brewery’s “Silence of the Cats” has just gone on tap. The name is quiet, but the aroma sounds wonderfully loud.
MugiWhat? Is it a beer that silences cats? Will I start going “meow…” in a tiny voice after one sip?
Hop BroNo cat drinking involved, so relax. It’s an aroma-packed IPA made exclusively with New Zealand hops.
MugiDoes using only New Zealand hops really change it that much? That single-origin hop focus suddenly has me curious!
Hop BroThe stars are Nelson Sauvin and Motueka. The first suggests tropical fruit, while the second brings lime and lemongrass—an excellent two-hop combination.
MugiNelson… Motueka… they sound like magic spells! So hops are basically beer’s aroma crew, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops contribute bitterness too, but here they deliver citrus and tropical-fruit notes. They’re basically perfume for beer, you know.
MugiWow—and it also uses Maui Nelson Hop Kief. What is hop kief!? A secret cat society?
Hop BroClose, but it’s hop-derived material used to concentrate that fresh aroma. It layers in fragrance and makes this an IPA led by aroma.
MugiBright aroma, an easy-drinking body, and a crisp finish—perfect after work! I want a pint at Taru Taru right now, then a quiet cat-level toast!
Taru Taru, a beer pub located in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa, has tapped Ise Kadoya Beer’s “Silence of the Cats.”
This IPA uses only hops from New Zealand. Nelson Sauvin brings tropical-fruit nuances, while Motueka contributes impressions of lime and lemongrass. Together, the hops create a bright aroma balanced by a clean, crisp finish.
The beer is also dry-hopped with Maui Nelson Hop Kief, adding another layer of fresh hop aroma. According to the pub’s post, it is a fragrant IPA with a notably crisp profile, designed to put hop character at the center of the drinking experience.
Taru Taru is located at 2-5-5 Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa. The pub offers a relaxed setting for exploring craft beer, whether stopping in after work or settling in to examine the aroma and flavor of a new release. “Silence of the Cats” should appeal especially to drinkers who enjoy expressive New Zealand hop varieties and a clean, refreshing finish.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Taru Taru in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, ISEKADO Brewery’s “Silence of the Cats” has just gone on tap. The name is quiet, but the aroma sounds wonderfully loud.
MugiWhat? Is it a beer that silences cats? Will I start going “meow…” in a tiny voice after one sip?
Hop BroNo cat drinking involved, so relax. It’s an aroma-packed IPA made exclusively with New Zealand hops.
MugiDoes using only New Zealand hops really change it that much? That single-origin hop focus suddenly has me curious!
Hop BroThe stars are Nelson Sauvin and Motueka. The first suggests tropical fruit, while the second brings lime and lemongrass—an excellent two-hop combination.
MugiNelson… Motueka… they sound like magic spells! So hops are basically beer’s aroma crew, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops contribute bitterness too, but here they deliver citrus and tropical-fruit notes. They’re basically perfume for beer, you know.
MugiWow—and it also uses Maui Nelson Hop Kief. What is hop kief!? A secret cat society?
Hop BroClose, but it’s hop-derived material used to concentrate that fresh aroma. It layers in fragrance and makes this an IPA led by aroma.
MugiBright aroma, an easy-drinking body, and a crisp finish—perfect after work! I want a pint at Taru Taru right now, then a quiet cat-level toast!
