Tsuji Brewing Teases Its Next Fruit IPA from Its Chigasaki Brewpub
Chigasaki brewpub Tsuji Brewing has posted on Instagram, hinting at its "next Fruit IPA." The specific name has not been revealed, but the post suggests a fruit-based IPA is on the way, making this a taproom move worth watching.
Hop BroA new tease from Chigasaki brewpub Tsuji Brewing just dropped. They’re hinting at the next Fruit IPA on Instagram, so it’s already catching my eye before it even hits the tap.
MugiWait, the next Fruit IPA!? They’re keeping the name and the fruit secret too? That’s seriously good teasing.
Hop BroThat’s what a Fruit IPA teaser does. It balances fruity aroma with hop bitterness, so even before the announcement, just imagining it already makes my throat feel refreshed.
MugiBut still, an IPA is already complicated enough, so what even is a Fruit IPA? Is it juice or beer? My brain is lost!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s an IPA with a fruity character. The idea is to brighten the drinking experience with fruit aroma while still keeping the hop presence that makes an IPA an IPA.
MugiOhhh! Then it sounds like it would go well with the sea breeze in Chigasaki, and drinking it in that Shonan-like atmosphere would make it taste even better, right?
Hop BroExactly. Tsuji Brewing is a house-brewing brewpub, and its lineup has included English Pale Ale, New England Hazy IPA, stout, and fresh-hop styles.
MugiWhoa, that wide? So every time you go to the taps, it’s like a different face of the same place.
Hop BroThat’s right. They even use locally grown hops sometimes, so the character changes from tap to tap. When a limited brew comes in, the whole mood of the place changes at once.
MugiWow, I can’t wait for the next update! I want to know what fruit it’ll be as soon as possible, and now I’ve got another reason to go drink in Chigasaki!
Hop BroRight? A waiting-for-the-update pint is the best. Once the official announcement comes, we’ll just have to stand by the taps and toast with a little nervous excitement.
Tsuji Brewing posted on Instagram: "Got any guesses for the next Fruit IPA😎" The post uses wording that teases the next fruit IPA to appear, but the beer’s official name and details about the fruit to be used have not been disclosed.
Tsuji Brewing is a brewpub in Misumicho, Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is known as a place where you can enjoy house-brewed beer in a relaxed atmosphere typical of the Shonan area. In past coverage, the shop’s beers have been described as ranging widely, from English Pale Ale and New England Hazy IPA to stout, and even fresh-hop styles using locally grown hops, with each tap showing a different character.
What can be read from this latest post is that Tsuji Brewing is preparing a fruit-centered IPA as its next move. If it is the kind of beer that balances fruity aroma with satisfying hop character, it should fit naturally into the shop’s lineup. While the existing core beers provide a solid foundation, these limited-batch brews add another layer, and that is part of the appeal: every visit can bring a new glass to discover.
If you are following craft beer in Chigasaki, Tsuji Brewing’s tap updates are worth keeping an eye on. We’ll be waiting for the follow-up on what kind of fruit the next Fruit IPA will wear when it arrives.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA new tease from Chigasaki brewpub Tsuji Brewing just dropped. They’re hinting at the next Fruit IPA on Instagram, so it’s already catching my eye before it even hits the tap.
MugiWait, the next Fruit IPA!? They’re keeping the name and the fruit secret too? That’s seriously good teasing.
Hop BroThat’s what a Fruit IPA teaser does. It balances fruity aroma with hop bitterness, so even before the announcement, just imagining it already makes my throat feel refreshed.
MugiBut still, an IPA is already complicated enough, so what even is a Fruit IPA? Is it juice or beer? My brain is lost!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s an IPA with a fruity character. The idea is to brighten the drinking experience with fruit aroma while still keeping the hop presence that makes an IPA an IPA.
MugiOhhh! Then it sounds like it would go well with the sea breeze in Chigasaki, and drinking it in that Shonan-like atmosphere would make it taste even better, right?
Hop BroExactly. Tsuji Brewing is a house-brewing brewpub, and its lineup has included English Pale Ale, New England Hazy IPA, stout, and fresh-hop styles.
MugiWhoa, that wide? So every time you go to the taps, it’s like a different face of the same place.
Hop BroThat’s right. They even use locally grown hops sometimes, so the character changes from tap to tap. When a limited brew comes in, the whole mood of the place changes at once.
MugiWow, I can’t wait for the next update! I want to know what fruit it’ll be as soon as possible, and now I’ve got another reason to go drink in Chigasaki!
Hop BroRight? A waiting-for-the-update pint is the best. Once the official announcement comes, we’ll just have to stand by the taps and toast with a little nervous excitement.
