Novel Craft in Chitose-Karasuyama Announces Two House-Brewed Beers, "FILTER" and "BPM 80," Ahead of the Yatai Festival
Novel Craft, the beer pub in Chitose-Karasuyama, has announced its tap list ahead of the annual "Meeru Street Yatai Festival." The image shows two house brews, "FILTER" Session Ale 3.9% and "BPM 80" Bitter 4.0%, making it easy to imagine the beer on the day itself.
Hop BroThe Chitose-Karasuyama beer pub, Novel Craft's tap announcement is here. Ahead of the annual "Meeru Street Yatai Festival," seeing two house brews lined up already makes the whole shop feel like it's in festival mode.
MugiWhoa! It's already fun before the Yatai Festival even starts! And with two house brews, it really gives off that "today is a lucky day" vibe!
Hop BroFirst up is the light-blue-card FILTER Session Ale. It has an alcohol content of 3.9%, and it's priced at M 700 yen and L 1200 yen. It's a highly drinkable beer that aims for a light character with hints of white wine and citrus.
MugiWhat is a session ale anyway! I'm good at conversation sessions, but is Session Ale a beer term?
Hop BroGood question. The appeal of the session style is that it has a lower alcohol content and is easy to drink, so it's designed not to tire you out even if you drink for a long time. That's why it's also suited to festival bar-hopping.
MugiI see! So the pink BPM 80 Bitter is something you drink a little more calmly, right? The name already feels musical, and it's stylish!
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of beer where you can enjoy the savory character typical of a bitter, and while it has the briskness of 4.0%, the highlights are its gentle bitterness and its balanced, never-tiring drinkability. It suits the atmosphere of the place really well.
MugiAnd both are M 700 yen / L 1200 yen! That's the kind you want to line up and compare. Wait, isn't this the kind of choice you can't make?
Hop BroThat's right. This second-floor beer pub in Chitose-Karasuyama feels a little like a hidden retreat even though it's close to the station, so it's perfect for taking your time and comparing house brews like this.
MugiTotally! Stop in before the Yatai Festival, start with FILTER for something crisp, then move on to BPM 80 for something more reflective - isn't that the best flow? It's the perfect pre-event pint!
Hop BroTo sum it up, Novel Craft is strong because it works for both everyday drinking and festival moods. That just means there are even more reasons to raise a glass in Chitose-Karasuyama.
MugiYeah, my mouth has already learned beer! I totally get that feeling of wanting to drink right now!
The beer pub "Novel Craft," located on the second floor of a building in Minamikarasuyama 4-chome, Chitose-Karasuyama, has released its tap list ahead of the annual "Meeru Street Yatai Festival."
Shown in the posted image are two house brews from Novel Craft Brewing. One is "FILTER", introduced on a light-blue card. Its style is Session Ale, with an alcohol content of 3.9%, priced at M 700 yen / L 1200 yen. The other is "BPM 80" on a pink card; this one is a Bitter, 4.0%, also priced at M 700 yen / L 1200 yen.
"FILTER" appears to be a session ale that highlights a light, white-wine-like impression with a citrusy feel, while "BPM 80" seems like a beer designed to emphasize the calm, easy-drinking character typical of a bitter. Both are lined up on the same blue tablecloth, and together with the sign featuring the shop logo, they naturally convey that Novel Craft is a place centered on house brewing.
Novel Craft is a beer pub in Minamikarasuyama, Setagaya Ward. In the relaxed atmosphere of a second-floor shop close to the station, its appeal lies in being able to slowly compare the individuality of each tap. This announcement comes ahead of the Yatai Festival, but the image suggests a lineup that can suit both an everyday pint and the excitement of an event. If you're drinking craft beer in Chitose-Karasuyama, these house-brewed staples are worth keeping in mind.
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Hop BroThe Chitose-Karasuyama beer pub, Novel Craft's tap announcement is here. Ahead of the annual "Meeru Street Yatai Festival," seeing two house brews lined up already makes the whole shop feel like it's in festival mode.
MugiWhoa! It's already fun before the Yatai Festival even starts! And with two house brews, it really gives off that "today is a lucky day" vibe!
Hop BroFirst up is the light-blue-card FILTER Session Ale. It has an alcohol content of 3.9%, and it's priced at M 700 yen and L 1200 yen. It's a highly drinkable beer that aims for a light character with hints of white wine and citrus.
MugiWhat is a session ale anyway! I'm good at conversation sessions, but is Session Ale a beer term?
Hop BroGood question. The appeal of the session style is that it has a lower alcohol content and is easy to drink, so it's designed not to tire you out even if you drink for a long time. That's why it's also suited to festival bar-hopping.
MugiI see! So the pink BPM 80 Bitter is something you drink a little more calmly, right? The name already feels musical, and it's stylish!
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of beer where you can enjoy the savory character typical of a bitter, and while it has the briskness of 4.0%, the highlights are its gentle bitterness and its balanced, never-tiring drinkability. It suits the atmosphere of the place really well.
MugiAnd both are M 700 yen / L 1200 yen! That's the kind you want to line up and compare. Wait, isn't this the kind of choice you can't make?
Hop BroThat's right. This second-floor beer pub in Chitose-Karasuyama feels a little like a hidden retreat even though it's close to the station, so it's perfect for taking your time and comparing house brews like this.
MugiTotally! Stop in before the Yatai Festival, start with FILTER for something crisp, then move on to BPM 80 for something more reflective - isn't that the best flow? It's the perfect pre-event pint!
Hop BroTo sum it up, Novel Craft is strong because it works for both everyday drinking and festival moods. That just means there are even more reasons to raise a glass in Chitose-Karasuyama.
MugiYeah, my mouth has already learned beer! I totally get that feeling of wanting to drink right now!
