New Taps from Brasserie Knot and CAMADO BREWERY at Progress in Musashi-Kosugi
At Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress in Musashi-Kosugi, the guest beer lineup was announced to change for the Wednesday, May 27, 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM service. The new taps explicitly mentioned in the article are two beers from Brasserie Knot and CAMADO BREWERY, and the lineup is likely to catch the attention of Hazy IPA fans.
Hop BroToday at Progress in Musashi-Kosugi, the guest taps are being updated all at once. New beers from Brasserie Knot and CAMADO BREWERY are going on tap, so it's a pretty interesting development for Hazy IPA fans.
MugiWhat! They might even change taps 1 through 4? That's moving around that much!? If I stopped by after work, it might feel like a completely different place!
Hop BroThe highlight this time is Brasserie Knot's JIRI Hazy IPA. It's inspired by the sea fog that appears on the Pacific side of eastern Hokkaido, and the balance of tropical aroma and a crisp finish is really strong.
MugiSea fog? What even is that! A beer with a tropical aroma in fog form? My head is mixing up the weather forecast and juice right now!
Hop BroHazy IPA is a style that brings out the hop-derived aroma and lets you enjoy the haze too. So the appeal of JIRI is that it drinks crisply while still being aromatic.
MugiI get it! Then the other one, CAMADO BREWERY's Kamadaki Monogatari Fourth Movement, sounds dramatic just from the name! It's like a drink before the final battle!
Hop BroExactly. CAMADO's Hazy Ridge Line Hazy IPA is themed around the morning scenery of a kiln firing. It's built around a fresh aroma and a smooth, thick mouthfeel, so it's also very aroma-focused.
MugiOhhh! Hearing smooth, thick mouthfeel makes me feel like it'd wrap around you gently. And if it's aroma-focused, then it's a win before you even drink it!
Hop BroAnd Progress is easy to get to from Musashi-Kosugi Station, so it's great for stopping by after work. It's cashless, but the outdoor seating welcomes pets, and you can bring in a growler, which feels very beer-savvy.
MugiWait, it's attached to a bottle shop and you can take beer home too!? You can drink there and, if you like it, keep enjoying it at home afterward? That's unfair!
Hop BroHonestly, it makes you want to go for a Hazy IPA tasting comparison tonight. JIRI for that refreshing sea-fog character, Hazy Ridge Line for aromatic depth - if you can have both, it's the best.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a candidate for tonight's drink! If they're lined up at Progress, I bet you and I would both order them first thing!
Progress on May 27
At Craft Beer Bar & Bottle Shop Progress (Musashi-Kosugi, Kanagawa), an update to the guest taps was announced to coincide with business hours on Wednesday, May 27, from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The post also mentioned the possibility that taps 1 through 4 could change all at once, suggesting it would be a day of major tap turnover.
New taps this time
- Brasserie Knot "JIRI Hazy IPA"
- CAMADO BREWERY "Kamadaki Monogatari Fourth Movement: Hazy Ridge Line Hazy IPA"
"JIRI Hazy IPA" is a beer inspired by the sea fog that forms on the Pacific side of eastern Hokkaido. It is designed with a fresh, tropical aroma layered over a crisp drinking impression, making it the kind of beer that is easy to reach for even as temperatures rise.
Meanwhile, CAMADO BREWERY's "Kamadaki Monogatari Fourth Movement: Hazy Ridge Line Hazy IPA" is a pure Hazy IPA themed around the morning scenery of a kiln firing. With a fresh aroma and a smooth, thick mouthfeel pushed to the forefront, this is another aroma-driven beer.
Progress is a beer pub and bottle shop located within easy walking distance of Musashi-Kosugi Station. The shop accepts cashless payments only, welcomes pets on the outdoor seating, and also provides leash hooks. It supports takeaway draft beer, including bring-your-own growlers, and can also serve beer in cups or PET bottles. It is an easy place to stop by for just one drink after work, or to compare the taps that catch your interest.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday at Progress in Musashi-Kosugi, the guest taps are being updated all at once. New beers from Brasserie Knot and CAMADO BREWERY are going on tap, so it's a pretty interesting development for Hazy IPA fans.
MugiWhat! They might even change taps 1 through 4? That's moving around that much!? If I stopped by after work, it might feel like a completely different place!
Hop BroThe highlight this time is Brasserie Knot's JIRI Hazy IPA. It's inspired by the sea fog that appears on the Pacific side of eastern Hokkaido, and the balance of tropical aroma and a crisp finish is really strong.
MugiSea fog? What even is that! A beer with a tropical aroma in fog form? My head is mixing up the weather forecast and juice right now!
Hop BroHazy IPA is a style that brings out the hop-derived aroma and lets you enjoy the haze too. So the appeal of JIRI is that it drinks crisply while still being aromatic.
MugiI get it! Then the other one, CAMADO BREWERY's Kamadaki Monogatari Fourth Movement, sounds dramatic just from the name! It's like a drink before the final battle!
Hop BroExactly. CAMADO's Hazy Ridge Line Hazy IPA is themed around the morning scenery of a kiln firing. It's built around a fresh aroma and a smooth, thick mouthfeel, so it's also very aroma-focused.
MugiOhhh! Hearing smooth, thick mouthfeel makes me feel like it'd wrap around you gently. And if it's aroma-focused, then it's a win before you even drink it!
Hop BroAnd Progress is easy to get to from Musashi-Kosugi Station, so it's great for stopping by after work. It's cashless, but the outdoor seating welcomes pets, and you can bring in a growler, which feels very beer-savvy.
MugiWait, it's attached to a bottle shop and you can take beer home too!? You can drink there and, if you like it, keep enjoying it at home afterward? That's unfair!
Hop BroHonestly, it makes you want to go for a Hazy IPA tasting comparison tonight. JIRI for that refreshing sea-fog character, Hazy Ridge Line for aromatic depth - if you can have both, it's the best.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a candidate for tonight's drink! If they're lined up at Progress, I bet you and I would both order them first thing!
