T.T BREWERY Chinetta Street Branch Taps Punchy Ale "RAGlNG WAVES"
At T.T BREWERY's Chinetta Street branch, a new tap has appeared: the punchy ale "RAGlNG WAVES." With a sharp finish and bitterness pushed to the forefront, it features a crisp, carbonated bite that cuts through grease, and can be enjoyed alongside craft beer delivered fresh from the company's Kawasaki brewery.
Hop BroAt T.T BREWERY's Chinetta Street branch in Kawasaki, RAGlNG WAVES has been tapped. As a new addition on tap, this punchy ale sounds interesting.
MugiWhoa! A punchy ale already sounds intense from the name alone, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIt's the kind of beer that puts sharpness and bitterness front and center from the first sip. The carbonation lifts up and washes away the grease, then leaves you with a clean finish.
MugiCutting grease with carbonation sounds like it resets your mouth? It's delicious, but also kind of a busy beer!
Hop BroExactly. It really shines when paired with oily food. Even in the post, it was described as a drink that makes you want one more bite, then another.
MugiThat's the best! Then fish and chips or other beer-bandit foods would disappear fast!
Hop BroThis place is a beer pub with seven freshly brewed beers delivered directly from its own Kawasaki factory. It has both the regular menu and seasonal limited items, so there is fun in following the tap changes.
MugiSeven varieties, really! Hearing that it's easy to walk to from the station makes it feel way too easy to swing by after work.
Hop BroAnd they also have food like sous-vide pork, so it's strong for days when you want to take your time with a meal and beer. It pairs well with freshly delivered beer that has great freshness.
MugiAlright, I want to be swept away by the waves of bitterness with RAGlNG WAVES! My candidate for tonight's drink is already decided!
A new tap: an ale that brings out the bitterness
At T.T BREWERY Chinetta Street branch, located right at the entrance to Kawasaki's Chinetta Street, a notice has gone up about a new tap. The beer now on offer is T.T BREWERY's new release, "RAGlNG WAVES." In the post, it is introduced as a punchy ale, with a finish that delivers a firm sense of sharpness and bitterness from the very first sip.
Its defining feature is a design that lets the carbonation rise up and quickly wash away any grease in the mouth, leading into a clean bitterness with no harsh off-notes. Paired with oily dishes, it is the kind of beer that seems to keep the next glass coming, sip after sip. The post announcing the new tap also describes it as a drinkable beer that makes you want one more bite, and then one more after that, especially with rich, greasy food.
This shop is a beer pub that offers seven varieties of freshly brewed craft beer, delivered directly from its own factory in Kawasaki. In addition to the regular menu and seasonal specials, it also offers food that pairs well with beer, such as sous-vide pork and fish and chips. Its easy-to-walk-to location on Chinetta Street near the station makes it convenient, whether you're stopping in for just one drink after work or dropping by for a full meal with beer.
An ale with pronounced bitterness like RAGlNG WAVES is different from styles that come at you with bright aroma; the more you drink, the more its outline comes into focus. Combined with the fresh, direct-delivery quality that is typical of T.T BREWERY, this is news that beer fans tracking tap changes will not want to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt T.T BREWERY's Chinetta Street branch in Kawasaki, RAGlNG WAVES has been tapped. As a new addition on tap, this punchy ale sounds interesting.
MugiWhoa! A punchy ale already sounds intense from the name alone, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIt's the kind of beer that puts sharpness and bitterness front and center from the first sip. The carbonation lifts up and washes away the grease, then leaves you with a clean finish.
MugiCutting grease with carbonation sounds like it resets your mouth? It's delicious, but also kind of a busy beer!
Hop BroExactly. It really shines when paired with oily food. Even in the post, it was described as a drink that makes you want one more bite, then another.
MugiThat's the best! Then fish and chips or other beer-bandit foods would disappear fast!
Hop BroThis place is a beer pub with seven freshly brewed beers delivered directly from its own Kawasaki factory. It has both the regular menu and seasonal limited items, so there is fun in following the tap changes.
MugiSeven varieties, really! Hearing that it's easy to walk to from the station makes it feel way too easy to swing by after work.
Hop BroAnd they also have food like sous-vide pork, so it's strong for days when you want to take your time with a meal and beer. It pairs well with freshly delivered beer that has great freshness.
MugiAlright, I want to be swept away by the waves of bitterness with RAGlNG WAVES! My candidate for tonight's drink is already decided!
