LANA Beer taps KUNITACHI BREWERY's Atsudori Cruisin
LANA Beer in Mizonokuchi, Kawasaki, has added KUNITACHI BREWERY's guest beer, Atsudori Cruisin. The post describes it as an American IPA with a citrusy hop aroma, crisp bitterness, and a well-balanced finish, making it approachable even for drinkers who do not usually reach for IPA.
Hop BroLANA Beer in Mizonokuchi just tapped Asahidori Cruisin. It’s a guest keg from KUNITACHI BREWERY, and that kind of encounter is hard to pass up.
MugiWait, what’s a guest beer? That sounds like a secret password only craft beer regulars know!
Hop BroIt just means a limited pour from another brewery. This one is an American IPA, and the second it’s poured you get a bright citrusy hop aroma.
MugiWhoa! But IPA still screams bitter to me. And when you say “crisp finish,” I picture knife commercial energy for some reason!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. A crisp finish means the flavor clears out clean instead of lingering too heavily. It’s clean through the finish, so you want the next sip fast.
MugiOkay, so no traffic jam in my mouth. Then that “hop-derived” aroma is basically blame it on hops, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops are what bring bitterness and aroma, and this beer nails the citrus-bitter balance, so even people who don’t usually drink IPA can get into it.
MugiThat helps a lot! And LANA Beer having hall-and-stand vibes sounds perfect for either settling in or just dropping by for one.
Hop BroOnly catch: it was posted for the Monday before their regular day off, so stock sounds limited. If you go, aim early for the best-pouring pint.
MugiNow I really want one! I want to take that first sip at LANA Beer while you stand there doing dramatic play-by-play on the finish.
Hop BroDeal. I want to sit down with KUNITACHI BREWERY’s easygoing IPA balance and do a full citrus-and-crispness check myself.
KUNITACHI BREWERY's Atsudori Cruisin joins the guest lineup
LANA Beer, a beer pub in the Mizonokuchi area of Kawasaki, has brought in KUNITACHI BREWERY's "Atsudori Cruisin" as a guest beer. The post says the beer is an American IPA and highlights its bright hop-driven citrus aroma, bitterness, crispness, and balanced finish. It is presented as a beer that can be enjoyed both by dedicated craft beer fans and by people who do not usually drink IPA.
LANA Beer is positioned as both a beer hall and a beer stand, which gives it a welcoming but beer-focused feel. It is a place where you can drop in for a guest keg without needing a complicated plan, while still taking the time to focus on the beer in front of you. The post also notes that stock is limited because it is Monday ahead of the regular closing day, so timing matters.
What stands out here is the balance: this is not a beer that relies only on aroma. KUNITACHI BREWERY's approach seems to bring together flavor, bitterness, and drinkability in a way that suits the pub setting well. For anyone looking for craft beer in Mizonokuchi, this is a guest tap worth checking early.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroLANA Beer in Mizonokuchi just tapped Asahidori Cruisin. It’s a guest keg from KUNITACHI BREWERY, and that kind of encounter is hard to pass up.
MugiWait, what’s a guest beer? That sounds like a secret password only craft beer regulars know!
Hop BroIt just means a limited pour from another brewery. This one is an American IPA, and the second it’s poured you get a bright citrusy hop aroma.
MugiWhoa! But IPA still screams bitter to me. And when you say “crisp finish,” I picture knife commercial energy for some reason!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. A crisp finish means the flavor clears out clean instead of lingering too heavily. It’s clean through the finish, so you want the next sip fast.
MugiOkay, so no traffic jam in my mouth. Then that “hop-derived” aroma is basically blame it on hops, right?
Hop BroExactly. Hops are what bring bitterness and aroma, and this beer nails the citrus-bitter balance, so even people who don’t usually drink IPA can get into it.
MugiThat helps a lot! And LANA Beer having hall-and-stand vibes sounds perfect for either settling in or just dropping by for one.
Hop BroOnly catch: it was posted for the Monday before their regular day off, so stock sounds limited. If you go, aim early for the best-pouring pint.
MugiNow I really want one! I want to take that first sip at LANA Beer while you stand there doing dramatic play-by-play on the finish.
Hop BroDeal. I want to sit down with KUNITACHI BREWERY’s easygoing IPA balance and do a full citrus-and-crispness check myself.
