HANSHARO BEER's "IRON BURTON" Arrives at Taru Taru: Limited Burton Ale
At Taru Taru, a beer pub in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu City, the limited beer "IRON BURTON" from HANSHARO BEER BREWING was introduced as a guest beer. This is a glass that rebuilds 19th-century British Burton Ale with the toasty aroma of malt and the crispness inspired by hard water.
Hop BroTonight, the guest beer at Taru Taru, the beer pub in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu City, is hot. HANSHARO BEER's "IRON BURTON" has arrived, and it's the kind of thing classic beer fans can't resist.
MugiWhoa, even the name IRON BURTON sounds powerful! And it's a limited beer too, which makes it easy to remember, kind of like a robot.
Hop BroWhat's inside is Burton Ale. What's interesting is how HANSHARO BEER has taken the lineage that grew in 19th-century Burton-upon-Trent in England and reconstructed it in a contemporary way.
MugiBurton... Trent... wow, that place name suddenly got long! If it's a British traditional style, does that mean it's not the kind where hops run wild like in an IPA?
Hop BroThat's the point: the star here is the malt's toasty aroma. Toast, biscuit notes, and caramel-like fragrance come forward, and on top of that sits a bitterness with clear edges.
MugiOhhh! So the crispness from hard water is what sharpens the finish? The way water can change beer so much really shows how deep beer is!
Hop BroExactly, and with an ABV of 7.0%, it also has plenty of body. The hops are Bramling Cross and First Gold, so the aroma isn't overly flashy; instead, it comes together with a subtle, refined balance.
MugiBramling Cross and First Gold... those names sound like British nobility! Just having hops with classy names somehow makes me sit up straighter.
Hop BroWhen poured into a glass, it comes out deep brown with a thick, attractive foam head. As you keep drinking, yeast-derived fruitiness and tea-like nuances emerge, and it's fun how the beer's expression changes with temperature.
MugiWhat is that, a beer whose personality changes with temperature? If it even has a tea-like finish, I want to sip it slowly while just admiring it.
Hop BroWhat's more, HANSHARO BEER suggests it pairs really well with roast beef. On a night when you want to relax and have a drink in Kawaramachi, having a classic guest beer like this means you'll probably end up lingering at the menu for a long time.
MugiI get it, my throat's already watering just imagining it...! This is definitely the drink choice for tonight, and now we kind of want to go out for a drink too.
Appearing as a guest beer at Taru Taru, a beer pub in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu City, Kagawa, is HANSHARO BEER BREWING's IRON BURTON. The style is Burton Ale, a limited beer crafted with the British traditional lineage in mind.
According to HANSHARO BEER BREWING's introduction, IRON BURTON is a modern reinterpretation of the style that developed in 19th-century Burton-upon-Trent, England. In addition to the toasted, biscuit-like malt character and caramel-like aroma, its water profile is designed to evoke hard water, drawing out a crisp bitterness with clear definition. It has an alcohol content of 7.0%, and the hops used are Bramling Cross and First Gold.
Poured into a glass, it shows a deep brown color with a thick foam head, making its malt presence strongly felt from the aroma stage. As you drink on, yeast-derived fruitiness and tea-like nuances layer in, and it is the kind of beer whose impression gradually opens up as the temperature rises.
At a beer pub like Taru Taru, having a guest beer in a classic style like this offers a different kind of enjoyment from an IPA-heavy lineup. Because it has a robust flavor, it pairs well with meat dishes, and HANSHARO BEER BREWING suggests roast beef with balsamic sauce as a good match. It is a beer worth keeping in mind as an option for a relaxed night drinking in Kawaramachi.
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Hop BroTonight, the guest beer at Taru Taru, the beer pub in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu City, is hot. HANSHARO BEER's "IRON BURTON" has arrived, and it's the kind of thing classic beer fans can't resist.
MugiWhoa, even the name IRON BURTON sounds powerful! And it's a limited beer too, which makes it easy to remember, kind of like a robot.
Hop BroWhat's inside is Burton Ale. What's interesting is how HANSHARO BEER has taken the lineage that grew in 19th-century Burton-upon-Trent in England and reconstructed it in a contemporary way.
MugiBurton... Trent... wow, that place name suddenly got long! If it's a British traditional style, does that mean it's not the kind where hops run wild like in an IPA?
Hop BroThat's the point: the star here is the malt's toasty aroma. Toast, biscuit notes, and caramel-like fragrance come forward, and on top of that sits a bitterness with clear edges.
MugiOhhh! So the crispness from hard water is what sharpens the finish? The way water can change beer so much really shows how deep beer is!
Hop BroExactly, and with an ABV of 7.0%, it also has plenty of body. The hops are Bramling Cross and First Gold, so the aroma isn't overly flashy; instead, it comes together with a subtle, refined balance.
MugiBramling Cross and First Gold... those names sound like British nobility! Just having hops with classy names somehow makes me sit up straighter.
Hop BroWhen poured into a glass, it comes out deep brown with a thick, attractive foam head. As you keep drinking, yeast-derived fruitiness and tea-like nuances emerge, and it's fun how the beer's expression changes with temperature.
MugiWhat is that, a beer whose personality changes with temperature? If it even has a tea-like finish, I want to sip it slowly while just admiring it.
Hop BroWhat's more, HANSHARO BEER suggests it pairs really well with roast beef. On a night when you want to relax and have a drink in Kawaramachi, having a classic guest beer like this means you'll probably end up lingering at the menu for a long time.
MugiI get it, my throat's already watering just imagining it...! This is definitely the drink choice for tonight, and now we kind of want to go out for a drink too.
