Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress previews TKBrewing anniversary beer Trinity Session
Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress in Musashi Kosugi has announced its anniversary beer brewed with TKBrewing: Trinity Session. The beer is described as a sessionable release with a pleasant grapefruit-like bitterness, and it is set to go on tap the following day.
Hop BroMusashi-Kosugi has a good one today. Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress announced its 3rd anniversary beer brewed at TKBrewing, with Trinity Session launching the next day.
MugiWait, what! Progress is a bar and it still gets its own anniversary beer? And brewed at TKBrewing too, that sounds ridiculously cool!
Hop BroThe name is smart too. It plays off the third anniversary and means the shop, the customers, and the brewery are making a three-way session together.
MugiHold on, session beer means what exactly? Is this the kind of beer where someone suddenly starts a drum solo?
Hop BroThat part matters. A session beer is built to be lighter and easier to keep drinking, so basically it lets you relax and keep sipping without getting weighed down.
MugiThat actually sounds perfect! The line about first glass or many glasses really matches that easy-drinking feel they were aiming for.
Hop BroExactly. The flavor is supposed to have a grapefruit-like bitterness, but not in a loud way, more like a gentle citrus bite you could want every day.
MugiOh no, that is dangerous! The second I hear want it every day, my wallet starts losing HP before I even order.
Hop BroAnd Progress sounds like the kind of place where one draft or a longer stop both make sense. This anniversary beer really fits Musashi-Kosugi everyday drinking, and now I want it tomorrow.
MugiThen it's settled! Let's head to Progress in Musashi-Kosugi and toast with Trinity Session like we totally planned our whole week around it.
Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress announced its anniversary beer brewed at TKBrewing. In a post labeled as the fourth installment of the anniversary announcements, the beer was named "Trinity Session." The shop says it will be tapped from the next day, and encourages guests to order it as a first drink or to enjoy as many glasses as they like.
The name ties into the shop’s 3rd anniversary. It reflects the idea that the store, its customers, and the brewery all come together like a session, moving forward together through everyday life. As for the flavor, the beer is described as having a pleasant grapefruit-like bitterness and a finish that invites you to keep drinking. In other words, it is being positioned as an easy-drinking session beer rather than something heavy or overly aggressive.
Progress is a beer pub and bottle shop located at 3-20-1 Kosugicho, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa. It is the kind of place that works both for a quick pint and for a longer stop, with a natural fit for beer fans who like to drop in, compare notes, and enjoy a well-made seasonal release. Trinity Session looks like an anniversary beer that matches that everyday, no-fuss atmosphere well.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMusashi-Kosugi has a good one today. Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress announced its 3rd anniversary beer brewed at TKBrewing, with Trinity Session launching the next day.
MugiWait, what! Progress is a bar and it still gets its own anniversary beer? And brewed at TKBrewing too, that sounds ridiculously cool!
Hop BroThe name is smart too. It plays off the third anniversary and means the shop, the customers, and the brewery are making a three-way session together.
MugiHold on, session beer means what exactly? Is this the kind of beer where someone suddenly starts a drum solo?
Hop BroThat part matters. A session beer is built to be lighter and easier to keep drinking, so basically it lets you relax and keep sipping without getting weighed down.
MugiThat actually sounds perfect! The line about first glass or many glasses really matches that easy-drinking feel they were aiming for.
Hop BroExactly. The flavor is supposed to have a grapefruit-like bitterness, but not in a loud way, more like a gentle citrus bite you could want every day.
MugiOh no, that is dangerous! The second I hear want it every day, my wallet starts losing HP before I even order.
Hop BroAnd Progress sounds like the kind of place where one draft or a longer stop both make sense. This anniversary beer really fits Musashi-Kosugi everyday drinking, and now I want it tomorrow.
MugiThen it's settled! Let's head to Progress in Musashi-Kosugi and toast with Trinity Session like we totally planned our whole week around it.
