GOOD HOPS “Tasogare no Cascade” Tapped at Beer Space On Tap in Kobe Motomachi
In an Instagram post from the beer pub “Beer Space On Tap” on Motomachi-dori in Kobe’s Chuo Ward, GOOD HOPS BREW & GROW’s “Tasogare no Cascade” was introduced. An IPA with 6.5% ABV, served from a 15L keg, it combines the citrus character of Tono-grown hops with malt sweetness.
Hop BroGOOD HOPS BREW & GROW’s “Tasogare no Cascade” has been tapped at Beer Space On Tap in Kobe Motomachi.
MugiWait, the title already sounds delicious! Just the name Tasogare no Cascade makes it sound like something you’d want to drink at dusk.
Hop BroExactly. And it’s an IPA at 6.5%. The hop aroma is solid, but it’s also nicely balanced with real drinkability.
MugiI hear IPA all the time, but what is it exactly? It’s not just a bitter beer, right?
Hop BroThat’s the key point. This one isn’t just about bitterness, but about the citrusy character of Tono-grown hops. It has that kind of aroma that brings orange or grapefruit to mind.
MugiOh, I see! So it teases you with aroma first, then slowly comes through? I can already imagine the opening of the aroma!
Hop BroAnd since it’s being served from a 15L keg this time, depending on how fast the tap moves, you might be lucky just to catch it. Smaller kegs disappear faster, after all.
MugiA small keg makes that much difference!? Now it suddenly feels way more limited-edition, and I’m getting excited!
Hop BroWhat’s great about this beer is that it has the sweetness of malt properly supporting it. The hops don’t run wild; the body of the malt catches and holds them.
MugiI get it, and drinking it in Motomachi with the atmosphere sounds perfect! If you relax in a basement beer pub, you’ll probably want another glass!
Hop BroYeah, it’s not flashy, but it has that fun of choosing, and it’s definitely for people who want both aroma and drinkability.
MugiThen today’s toast is decided in Motomachi! If we don’t watch out, Tasogare no Cascade might fill our glasses before we know it!
At “Beer Space On Tap,” located in the basement level 1 of Kobe Plaza Hotel, the atmosphere of a beer pub tucked underground is part of its appeal, making it an easy place to slowly savor a glass. In this Instagram post, GOOD HOPS BREW & GROW’s “Tasogare no Cascade” was featured as one of the highlights of the tap list.
Beer on Offer
- Tasogare no Cascade
- Brewery: GOOD HOPS BREW & GROW
- Style: IPA
- Alcohol by volume: 6.5%
- Serving format: 15L keg
The beer description notes a structure built around the citrus notes derived from Tono-grown hops, layered with malt sweetness. Rather than putting hop aroma alone front and center, this IPA is supported by the depth of the malt, making it a fit for those who want to enjoy both aroma and drinkability.
As its name suggests, one of the shop’s strengths is that it works well as a “space” centered on beer. Whether you are looking for your first drink around Motomachi Station or want to deepen your appreciation of beer before or after a meal, this kind of concrete tap information is useful. Rather than flashiness, it is the sort of pint that beer lovers who prefer choosing by checking the label and what is in the keg are unlikely to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroGOOD HOPS BREW & GROW’s “Tasogare no Cascade” has been tapped at Beer Space On Tap in Kobe Motomachi.
MugiWait, the title already sounds delicious! Just the name Tasogare no Cascade makes it sound like something you’d want to drink at dusk.
Hop BroExactly. And it’s an IPA at 6.5%. The hop aroma is solid, but it’s also nicely balanced with real drinkability.
MugiI hear IPA all the time, but what is it exactly? It’s not just a bitter beer, right?
Hop BroThat’s the key point. This one isn’t just about bitterness, but about the citrusy character of Tono-grown hops. It has that kind of aroma that brings orange or grapefruit to mind.
MugiOh, I see! So it teases you with aroma first, then slowly comes through? I can already imagine the opening of the aroma!
Hop BroAnd since it’s being served from a 15L keg this time, depending on how fast the tap moves, you might be lucky just to catch it. Smaller kegs disappear faster, after all.
MugiA small keg makes that much difference!? Now it suddenly feels way more limited-edition, and I’m getting excited!
Hop BroWhat’s great about this beer is that it has the sweetness of malt properly supporting it. The hops don’t run wild; the body of the malt catches and holds them.
MugiI get it, and drinking it in Motomachi with the atmosphere sounds perfect! If you relax in a basement beer pub, you’ll probably want another glass!
Hop BroYeah, it’s not flashy, but it has that fun of choosing, and it’s definitely for people who want both aroma and drinkability.
MugiThen today’s toast is decided in Motomachi! If we don’t watch out, Tasogare no Cascade might fill our glasses before we know it!
