REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager" is tapped at Cycad Brewing, a 5.5% guest beer
In an Instagram post from Cycad Brewing, a brewpub in Nishiikebukuro, Tokyo, REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager" appears. The can is 5.5% ABV, and its striking design, reminiscent of palm leaves, stands out. It's a guest beer worth watching.
Hop BroToday, the hot topic is Cycad Brewing's guest beer at the brewpub in Nishiikebukuro, Tokyo. They posted that REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager" has been tapped, and that's not something to miss.
MugiWhoa! Just the name Citra Lager already sounds delicious! But lagers only make me think of something crisp and clean, you know?
Hop BroAnd that impression is pretty much right. Plus, this is a 5.5% lager, so it seems like it aims for a nice balance: enough body to satisfy, but not so heavy that it weighs you down.
MugiHuh! But wait, what even is Citra? That sounds kind of scientific, like class is about to start all of a sudden!
Hop BroGood question. Citra is a hop variety that's known for bringing out citrusy aromas. When that rides on top of a lager's clean finish, it can come together really nicely.
MugiSeriously? So it's basically crisp plus aroma? That sounds easy to pair with food, and like something you could keep drinking happily!
Hop BroExactly. Cycad Brewing is strong with its own house beers, but when a beer from another brewery comes in, the shop's character opens up even more. That's the fun of a brewpub: every visit shows you a different side.
MugiAnd in the photo, there are two cans lined up together, which feels confident and cool! The label kind of looks like palm leaves too, so the look alone already gets me excited!
Hop BroThat visual is simple, but it has presence. An impressive design is important because it sticks in your memory before you even taste the beer.
MugiAnd guest beers rotate quickly, right? That means I should go soon. My weekend plans were just decided on the spot!
Hop BroThat's the move. If you check the latest posts before heading to Cycad Brewing in Nishiikebukuro, you should be set, and you'll probably want to raise a glass to REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager."
MugiI can't take it anymore, my throat started to ache just reading this! I want to drink it right now and enjoy the aroma while keeping it crisp with a lager!
Cycad Brewing, the brewpub in Nishiikebukuro, Tokyo, introduced REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager" on Instagram. In the image posted, the can label reads "REVOLUTA" and "CITRA LAGER," and the alcohol content is confirmed to be 5.5% ABV. Two cans with the same label are shown side by side in the photo, and the simple yet commanding visual really draws the eye.
Cycad Brewing is a brewpub inside "Nishiike Mart" at 4-19-14 Nishiikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. While it is known as a place to enjoy its own house-brewed beers, announcements of guest beers like this one are also not to be missed. Pairing a beer that reflects the brewery's character with beers from outside breweries is part of what makes this style of venue so appealing, offering a different experience each time you visit.
This "Citra Lager" sounds easy to imagine as a drinkable lager just from the name, and it seems like an easy choice for pairing with food as well. Guest beers often change quickly, so if you're interested, check Cycad Brewing's latest posts and visit soon.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, the hot topic is Cycad Brewing's guest beer at the brewpub in Nishiikebukuro, Tokyo. They posted that REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager" has been tapped, and that's not something to miss.
MugiWhoa! Just the name Citra Lager already sounds delicious! But lagers only make me think of something crisp and clean, you know?
Hop BroAnd that impression is pretty much right. Plus, this is a 5.5% lager, so it seems like it aims for a nice balance: enough body to satisfy, but not so heavy that it weighs you down.
MugiHuh! But wait, what even is Citra? That sounds kind of scientific, like class is about to start all of a sudden!
Hop BroGood question. Citra is a hop variety that's known for bringing out citrusy aromas. When that rides on top of a lager's clean finish, it can come together really nicely.
MugiSeriously? So it's basically crisp plus aroma? That sounds easy to pair with food, and like something you could keep drinking happily!
Hop BroExactly. Cycad Brewing is strong with its own house beers, but when a beer from another brewery comes in, the shop's character opens up even more. That's the fun of a brewpub: every visit shows you a different side.
MugiAnd in the photo, there are two cans lined up together, which feels confident and cool! The label kind of looks like palm leaves too, so the look alone already gets me excited!
Hop BroThat visual is simple, but it has presence. An impressive design is important because it sticks in your memory before you even taste the beer.
MugiAnd guest beers rotate quickly, right? That means I should go soon. My weekend plans were just decided on the spot!
Hop BroThat's the move. If you check the latest posts before heading to Cycad Brewing in Nishiikebukuro, you should be set, and you'll probably want to raise a glass to REVOLUTA's "Citra Lager."
MugiI can't take it anymore, my throat started to ache just reading this! I want to drink it right now and enjoy the aroma while keeping it crisp with a lager!
