Brewski's "Triple Berry Pie" on New Draft at Re:Ale in Kagoshima
At the beer pub Re:Ale in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City, new keg tap information was announced at 20:20 on February 23, 2026. This time, the beer connected was "Triple Berry Pie" by Sweden's Brewski. It is a beer where dessert-like character and acidity coexist, using berries and vanilla.
Hop BroBreaking news from Tenmonkan: new keg tapped at Re:Ale! This time it's "Triple Berry Pie" from Sweden's Brewski.
MugiWhoa! It already sounds delicious. Is Triple Berry Pie a beer? Or is it dessert?
Hop BroIt's definitely beer, and the style is Fruited Berliner Weisse. Plus, it's a light 4.0% ABV design.
MugiWhat even is that! The term Berliner Weisse-derived makes it sound like a magic school all of a sudden!
Hop BroBasically, it's a wheat beer where the star is lactic fermentation acidity, giving it a refreshing, yogurt-like brightness.
MugiOhhh, so this is one you can really drink up for the sweet-and-sour vibe instead of bitterness!
Hop BroExactly. With berries and vanilla layered over blueberries, raspberries, and cassis, the aroma is basically dessert-level.
MugiWow, the aroma is genius! But even though it looks cute, is it really true that the drinking experience isn't too heavy?
Hop BroTotally. The crisp acidity keeps it sharp, so it's perfect as a first beer and works well as a meal-time accent too.
MugiThat's the best. It's the kind of beer that really hits when you want fruit-forward depth more than hop bitterness!
Hop BroAnd since new kegs move fast, I’d recommend heading to Re:Ale in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City as soon as possible. This is one you won't want to miss.
MugiDeal! I'm already imagining that sweet-and-tart pint tonight. We're totally in drink mode now!
The beer pub Re:Ale in the Tenmonkan area of Kagoshima introduced its latest "new keg tap" as Brewski's Triple Berry Pie. The style is Fruited Berliner Weisse, and the ABV is 4.0%.
The post explains a composition of blueberries, raspberries, blackcurrants (cassis), and vanilla. Built on the bright tartness typical of Berliner Weisse, it layers in the rich fruitiness of berries. The aroma leans sweet, but the drinking experience is not too heavy, and a crisp acidity keeps the whole beer sharp. Just as described, its flavor balance evokes a true "berry pie."
With its low alcohol content, it is easy to enjoy as a first beer or as an accent during a meal. For people who want to enjoy sweet-and-sour nuances, or those who prefer fruit-driven depth over hop bitterness, this is the kind of guest beer that will likely hit the mark.
Re:Ale is a beer pub located on the second floor of the Yuzukizaki Building in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City. Its timely rotation of distinctive beers from Japan and abroad makes it a place where you can find the "one beer you should be drinking right now." This new keg may also move quickly during its short serving window, so if you're interested, it would be wise to visit soon.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBreaking news from Tenmonkan: new keg tapped at Re:Ale! This time it's "Triple Berry Pie" from Sweden's Brewski.
MugiWhoa! It already sounds delicious. Is Triple Berry Pie a beer? Or is it dessert?
Hop BroIt's definitely beer, and the style is Fruited Berliner Weisse. Plus, it's a light 4.0% ABV design.
MugiWhat even is that! The term Berliner Weisse-derived makes it sound like a magic school all of a sudden!
Hop BroBasically, it's a wheat beer where the star is lactic fermentation acidity, giving it a refreshing, yogurt-like brightness.
MugiOhhh, so this is one you can really drink up for the sweet-and-sour vibe instead of bitterness!
Hop BroExactly. With berries and vanilla layered over blueberries, raspberries, and cassis, the aroma is basically dessert-level.
MugiWow, the aroma is genius! But even though it looks cute, is it really true that the drinking experience isn't too heavy?
Hop BroTotally. The crisp acidity keeps it sharp, so it's perfect as a first beer and works well as a meal-time accent too.
MugiThat's the best. It's the kind of beer that really hits when you want fruit-forward depth more than hop bitterness!
Hop BroAnd since new kegs move fast, I’d recommend heading to Re:Ale in Higashisengoku-cho, Kagoshima City as soon as possible. This is one you won't want to miss.
MugiDeal! I'm already imagining that sweet-and-tart pint tonight. We're totally in drink mode now!
