Beer Bar Marble taps TWO RABBITS BREWING's "AUSSIE PALE ALE"
At Beer Bar Marble in Nagoya's Tempaku Ward, TWO RABBITS BREWING's "AUSSIE PALE ALE" is now on tap. This pale ale is characterized by aromas from Australian malt and hops, floral and fruity aromatics, and a moderate bitterness, and it also lets you enjoy the venue's current rotating draft lineup.
Hop BroAt Beer Bar Marble in Nagoya's Tempaku Ward, TWO RABBITS BREWING's AUSSIE PALE ALE is now on tap.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing tap alert makes my mouth water!
Hop BroThis one is all about Australian malt and hops, with floral and fruity aromas that rise gently.
MugiI get malt and hops, but what do you mean by aromas rising gently? Is this like a beer from a flower shop?
Hop BroFor example, it's the kind of aroma that hits you first the moment you bring the glass close. And because it has a pleasant bitterness, it stays easy to drink without turning sweet.
MugiI see! So it means you can drink it down quickly and it still has plenty of character!
Hop BroExactly. It's 5.0% ABV, and what's interesting about Marble right now is that they have five rotating draft beers on tap.
MugiFive kinds!? That's a paradise for taste comparisons - fun just deciding what to pick!
Hop BroWhat's more, they've got GOse WOMEN, South Wave, Kieta Blanket, and Eight Star Apple too, so the breadth of styles is really impressive.
MugiI'm curious about the sour one, the hazy one, and the Brett one too, but I think I want to finish with AUSSIE PALE ALE!
Beer Bar Marble newly taps "AUSSIE PALE ALE"
The beer pub Beer Bar Marble in Uedaminami, Tempaku Ward, Nagoya, has tapped TWO RABBITS BREWING's "AUSSIE PALE ALE." In the bar's post, it is introduced as a pale ale with rich aromas and flavors created by Australian malt and hops, and as a beer that goes down easily. The alcohol content is 5.0%.
On this day, Marble said that "the night is fairly cool," making it just the right atmosphere for a relaxed drink. It is open from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on weekdays, and from 3:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays, so it is easy to stop by after work.
There are currently five draft beers on tap. The lineup includes "GOse WOMEN 一 Contemporary Honey&Lemon Gose" (Mya Brew), "South Wave," a NZ-style hazy IPA (Mya Brew), "Kieta Blanket," a Brett IPA (Kyoto Brewing), "Eight Star Apple," a star anise graff (Mya Brew), and the newly tapped "AUSSIE PALE ALE" (TWO RABBITS BREWING).
The range of styles is broad, from the tart gose to hazy IPA, Brett-derived complexity, and fruit-forward graff, making for a lineup that is fun to compare side by side. Among them, AUSSIE PALE ALE stands out for its balance of floral and fruity aromas and pleasant bitterness, making it a beer you can keep drinking lightly.
Beer Bar Marble is a place where Nagoya craft beer fans can enjoy following the rotating draft lineup. This AUSSIE PALE ALE is also a label worth checking out for anyone looking for a pale ale with a slightly different character from the usual.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Beer Bar Marble in Nagoya's Tempaku Ward, TWO RABBITS BREWING's AUSSIE PALE ALE is now on tap.
MugiWhoa! Just hearing tap alert makes my mouth water!
Hop BroThis one is all about Australian malt and hops, with floral and fruity aromas that rise gently.
MugiI get malt and hops, but what do you mean by aromas rising gently? Is this like a beer from a flower shop?
Hop BroFor example, it's the kind of aroma that hits you first the moment you bring the glass close. And because it has a pleasant bitterness, it stays easy to drink without turning sweet.
MugiI see! So it means you can drink it down quickly and it still has plenty of character!
Hop BroExactly. It's 5.0% ABV, and what's interesting about Marble right now is that they have five rotating draft beers on tap.
MugiFive kinds!? That's a paradise for taste comparisons - fun just deciding what to pick!
Hop BroWhat's more, they've got GOse WOMEN, South Wave, Kieta Blanket, and Eight Star Apple too, so the breadth of styles is really impressive.
MugiI'm curious about the sour one, the hazy one, and the Brett one too, but I think I want to finish with AUSSIE PALE ALE!
