Musashi-Kosugi Progress Announces New Taps from Isekadoya and TKB, Plus 3/28 TTO Notice
Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress in Musashi-Kosugi, Kawasaki, has published its business information for Monday, March 23. The day's new taps are two kegs, one from Isekadoya Beer and one from TKBrewing. In addition to the contrasting pair of a pilsner and a NE IPA, the post also previews a Sakamichi Brewing TTO scheduled for Saturday, March 28.
Hop BroProgress in Musashi-Kosugi has a pretty interesting new-tap lineup today. Isekadoya Beer and TKBrewing are both on at the same time, and you get to enjoy the contrast between a pilsner and a NE IPA.
MugiWhat! A pilsner and a NE IPA? That sounds like a totally opposite pairing. Why is it so fun to drink them on the same day even though they're so different?
Hop BroThat's the appeal. Isekadoya Beer's Mugi no Manimani is a German Pilsner with a lime- and lemon-like aroma, plus floral and spicy notes, and a crisp, light finish.
MugiHuh, but German Pilsner sounds like just a normal beer name, right? Hopping straight into tricky terminology is Hop Brother's bad habit!
Hop BroIn short, it's a style that keeps malt sweetness in check and lets the hop aroma and sharpness stand out. So it's perfect as a first beer and easy to pair with food.
MugiI see! Then what about TKBrewing's Hello,Right Side? The name makes it sound like it's leaning to the right side somehow, so now I'm curious about that too!
Hop BroThat's a New England IPA and the brewery's second release after moving, and it has the juiciness from Citra and Mosaic, but with the well-balanced haze that feels so TKB. It's designed to go down smoothly without being too heavy.
MugiWhoa! I thought NE IPA was supposed to be thicker and let the hops run wild. Hearing not too heavy on the palate makes it sound like something I can drink with some peace of mind!
Hop BroAnd on Saturday, March 28, there's even a Sakamichi Brewing TTO planned. TTO means tap takeover, when the kegs are swapped out in a big way, so the shop's character comes through all at once.
MugiWow, that's the kind of place I'd want to keep going back to! Wednesday and Thursday takeout draft beer is 20% off, and if they have growlers too, it's perfect for drinking at home.
Hop BroExactly, and it's cashless payments only, so you can grab a quick drink easily, plus the outdoor seats welcome pets. In Musashi-Kosugi, it's a place for both a casual pint and takeaway on the way home, so honestly there are only reasons to go today.
MugiI already really want a drink! If I can enjoy everything from a pilsner to a NE IPA, then first I just need to decide what to start with.
Open on Monday, March 23 from 16:00 to 23:00
In its latest post, Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress announced two beers on tap for the day. The bar is located in the Musashi-Kosugi area of Nakahara Ward, Kawasaki City. It is a beer pub close to the station, and one of its strengths is that it offers not only in-house drinking but also draft beer for takeaway by the measure.
Taps to Watch Today
- Isekadoya Beer "Mugi no Manimani" (German Pilsner)
It is introduced as featuring a refreshing aroma reminiscent of lime and lemon, floral and spicy nuances, and a crisp, light body. A classic-leaning beer that pairs well with food and works well as a first drink.
- TKBrewing "Hello,Right Side" (New England IPA)
This appears as the second beer released after the brewery's relocation. The post emphasizes that the beer is balanced in a way typical of TKB, without being overly hazy or excessively hop-forward. It is designed so you can enjoy the juiciness derived from Citra and Mosaic with a drinking feel that is not too heavy.
Check the Action Later in the Week
The post also announced that a Sakamichi Brewing TTO is scheduled for Saturday, March 28. In addition, draft beer for takeaway is 20% off every Wednesday and Thursday. Customers can bring a growler, and the shop also provides cups and plastic bottles, making it easy to stop by after work.
With a cashless-only payment policy and outdoor seating that welcomes pets, Progress is the kind of place you can use for everything from a quick drink to securing a beer to enjoy at home. It is a day not to miss for beer lovers, since you can enjoy the contrast between a pilsner and a NE IPA on the same day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroProgress in Musashi-Kosugi has a pretty interesting new-tap lineup today. Isekadoya Beer and TKBrewing are both on at the same time, and you get to enjoy the contrast between a pilsner and a NE IPA.
MugiWhat! A pilsner and a NE IPA? That sounds like a totally opposite pairing. Why is it so fun to drink them on the same day even though they're so different?
Hop BroThat's the appeal. Isekadoya Beer's Mugi no Manimani is a German Pilsner with a lime- and lemon-like aroma, plus floral and spicy notes, and a crisp, light finish.
MugiHuh, but German Pilsner sounds like just a normal beer name, right? Hopping straight into tricky terminology is Hop Brother's bad habit!
Hop BroIn short, it's a style that keeps malt sweetness in check and lets the hop aroma and sharpness stand out. So it's perfect as a first beer and easy to pair with food.
MugiI see! Then what about TKBrewing's Hello,Right Side? The name makes it sound like it's leaning to the right side somehow, so now I'm curious about that too!
Hop BroThat's a New England IPA and the brewery's second release after moving, and it has the juiciness from Citra and Mosaic, but with the well-balanced haze that feels so TKB. It's designed to go down smoothly without being too heavy.
MugiWhoa! I thought NE IPA was supposed to be thicker and let the hops run wild. Hearing not too heavy on the palate makes it sound like something I can drink with some peace of mind!
Hop BroAnd on Saturday, March 28, there's even a Sakamichi Brewing TTO planned. TTO means tap takeover, when the kegs are swapped out in a big way, so the shop's character comes through all at once.
MugiWow, that's the kind of place I'd want to keep going back to! Wednesday and Thursday takeout draft beer is 20% off, and if they have growlers too, it's perfect for drinking at home.
Hop BroExactly, and it's cashless payments only, so you can grab a quick drink easily, plus the outdoor seats welcome pets. In Musashi-Kosugi, it's a place for both a casual pint and takeaway on the way home, so honestly there are only reasons to go today.
MugiI already really want a drink! If I can enjoy everything from a pilsner to a NE IPA, then first I just need to decide what to start with.
