TIPSY and RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA Arrive at "2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi" in Minamikashiwa
The "2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi," a one-minute walk from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station, updated its "Now On Tap" post on Instagram. TIPSY and RIO BREWING & CO. (Kashiwanoha)'s Hazy IPA are on the lineup, creating the kind of selection that lets you taste and choose as you go, just as the shop is known for.
Hop BroJust a one-minute walk from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station, 2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi updated its Instagram "Now On Tap." This time, TIPSY and RIO BREWING & CO. (Kashiwanoha)'s Hazy IPA are lined up, making for a pretty bold selection.
MugiWait, two Hazy IPAs at the same time? And I can choose while tasting? That's way too kind to someone as indecisive as me!
Hop BroThat's the great thing about Tsumugi. They have eight draft beers available, and the owner, a Japan Craft Beer Association-certified beer taster, selects them from breweries all over the country, so the lineup has real credibility.
MugiA beer taster sounds impressive, but is that basically a taste-testing pro? Now it feels like the judge-in-chief of the beer world, and I'm getting nervous!
Hop BroExactly. And RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA is known for its crisp finish. When you hear Hazy, it can sound cloudy and heavy, but this one has a soft mouthfeel and goes down smoothly.
MugiMouthfeel means the sensation in your mouth, right? If it has that light, fluffy drinking feel, I could probably use that as an excuse to say, 'I'll just have a little today.'
Hop BroOn top of that, it smells great. It has citrus and grassy aromas, so it feels like bright citrus and fresh green notes are living together in the same glass.
MugiWow, suddenly it sounds stylish! But does that grassy aroma mean the kind of thing that makes you feel like you're lying down in a field?
Hop BroPretty much, yes. And because it's low in alcohol and easy to drink, it's perfect for days when you want to get pleasantly buzzed. It's a good fit for hot days or a laid-back drink in the afternoon on a day off.
MugiI see, then I guess I really have no choice but to go have a drink in Minamikashiwa! TIPSY and RIO BREWING both sound interesting, and if I can choose while tasting, even the indecision becomes part of the fun!
Hop BroThat's exactly how it ends up, isn't it? While touring the taps that catch your eye, I'd love to taste the current state of domestic craft beer at Tsumugi and have both my throat and my mood fully satisfied today.
Now On Tap Update
The Minamikashiwa beer pub "2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi" updated its tap information on Instagram. In the post, the lineup is introduced as "<Now On Tap>", featuring TIPSY and RIO BREWING & CO. (Kashiwanoha).
RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA
In the post text, RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA is described as having a crisp finish, a soft mouthfeel, bright citrus aroma, and a fresh grassy aroma. With its low alcohol content and easy drinkability, it seems like a bottle that suits the desire to "get pleasantly buzzed," and would be a good match for hot days or a relaxed afternoon on a day off.
How to Enjoy Tsumugi
As its name suggests, "2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi" is a domestic craft beer specialty shop on the second floor of the building. Located one minute on foot from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station, it offers eight kinds of draft beer. The owner, a Japan Craft Beer Association-certified beer taster, serves beers selected from breweries all over Japan, and because there is also a tasting menu, even unfamiliar labels can be chosen after sampling their flavor, which is one of its charms.
Key Point This Time
This update conveyed the fun of following interesting taps one by one. Centered on TIPSY and RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA, it is a glass that lets you taste the current state of domestic craft beer in Minamikashiwa.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroJust a one-minute walk from the west exit of Minamikashiwa Station, 2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi updated its Instagram "Now On Tap." This time, TIPSY and RIO BREWING & CO. (Kashiwanoha)'s Hazy IPA are lined up, making for a pretty bold selection.
MugiWait, two Hazy IPAs at the same time? And I can choose while tasting? That's way too kind to someone as indecisive as me!
Hop BroThat's the great thing about Tsumugi. They have eight draft beers available, and the owner, a Japan Craft Beer Association-certified beer taster, selects them from breweries all over the country, so the lineup has real credibility.
MugiA beer taster sounds impressive, but is that basically a taste-testing pro? Now it feels like the judge-in-chief of the beer world, and I'm getting nervous!
Hop BroExactly. And RIO BREWING's Hazy IPA is known for its crisp finish. When you hear Hazy, it can sound cloudy and heavy, but this one has a soft mouthfeel and goes down smoothly.
MugiMouthfeel means the sensation in your mouth, right? If it has that light, fluffy drinking feel, I could probably use that as an excuse to say, 'I'll just have a little today.'
Hop BroOn top of that, it smells great. It has citrus and grassy aromas, so it feels like bright citrus and fresh green notes are living together in the same glass.
MugiWow, suddenly it sounds stylish! But does that grassy aroma mean the kind of thing that makes you feel like you're lying down in a field?
Hop BroPretty much, yes. And because it's low in alcohol and easy to drink, it's perfect for days when you want to get pleasantly buzzed. It's a good fit for hot days or a laid-back drink in the afternoon on a day off.
MugiI see, then I guess I really have no choice but to go have a drink in Minamikashiwa! TIPSY and RIO BREWING both sound interesting, and if I can choose while tasting, even the indecision becomes part of the fun!
Hop BroThat's exactly how it ends up, isn't it? While touring the taps that catch your eye, I'd love to taste the current state of domestic craft beer at Tsumugi and have both my throat and my mood fully satisfied today.
