Taru Taru in Takamatsu Adds Kufuku Brewing Motoshima’s 061 Fuk Yuunagi
Beer pub Taru Taru in Takamatsu, Kagawa is now featuring 061 Fuk Yuunagi from Kufuku Brewing Motoshima. The Best Bitter brings a soft malt profile and a clean finish, fitting neatly into the bar’s locally focused tap lineup.
Hop BroThere’s a good one in Takamatsu right now: Taru Taru has 061 Fuku Yuunagi from Kyufuku Brewing Motojima on tap.
MugiWhat, even the name sounds breezy! The word Yuunagi already feels romantic before the first sip!
Hop BroHere’s the fun part: it’s a Best Bitter, sitting at 4.5% ABV and 29 IBU, so it’s really well balanced.
MugiWait, what? Best Bitter sounds like it’s trying to be the bitterest beer alive!
Hop BroThat name trips people up, but it’s a British ale style that leans more into gentle malt and easy drinkability than aggressive bitterness.
MugiOhhh! So with that soft malt character and a clean finish, this is basically built for early evening.
Hop BroExactly, and when it warms a little, the flavor opens up more, which fits that calm Setouchi sunset image perfectly.
MugiYou really just said a beer has “expressions”! But Taru Taru does four local taps out of five, right? That is serious hometown energy.
Hop BroYep, and it’s near Kawaramachi Station with 11 seats and a 3 p.m. open, so it’s perfect for a pregame pint with food pairings from the owner.
MugiThat’s unfairly tempting. If I can drink it there and even take some home, I want to go now and raise a glass with Yuunagi immediately!
Taru Taru, a compact beer pub in Takamatsu’s Kawaramachi area, is currently pouring 061 Fuk Yuunagi from Kufuku Brewing Motoshima.
The beer is a Best Bitter with 4.5% ABV and 29 IBU. Its appeal lies in a gentle malt sweetness and a crisp finish, with enough balance to show more character as it warms slightly. It is the kind of beer that favors drinkability over flash, making it easy to settle into.
Taru Taru sits near Kawaramachi Station and opens from 3:00 p.m., which makes it useful for an early pint or a drink before meeting up. The bar has 11 seats and runs five taps, four of which are from Kagawa Prefecture, while one features craft beer from outside the prefecture. That local-first tap makeup is a defining part of the shop’s character.
Food is also part of the draw, and the owner can suggest pairings to match the beer. Can and bottle takeout is available as well, so guests can bring home a favorite pour after drinking it on site. For anyone following Kagawa’s craft beer scene, Taru Taru is a bar where a beer like 061 Fuk Yuunagi feels especially at home.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a good one in Takamatsu right now: Taru Taru has 061 Fuku Yuunagi from Kyufuku Brewing Motojima on tap.
MugiWhat, even the name sounds breezy! The word Yuunagi already feels romantic before the first sip!
Hop BroHere’s the fun part: it’s a Best Bitter, sitting at 4.5% ABV and 29 IBU, so it’s really well balanced.
MugiWait, what? Best Bitter sounds like it’s trying to be the bitterest beer alive!
Hop BroThat name trips people up, but it’s a British ale style that leans more into gentle malt and easy drinkability than aggressive bitterness.
MugiOhhh! So with that soft malt character and a clean finish, this is basically built for early evening.
Hop BroExactly, and when it warms a little, the flavor opens up more, which fits that calm Setouchi sunset image perfectly.
MugiYou really just said a beer has “expressions”! But Taru Taru does four local taps out of five, right? That is serious hometown energy.
Hop BroYep, and it’s near Kawaramachi Station with 11 seats and a 3 p.m. open, so it’s perfect for a pregame pint with food pairings from the owner.
MugiThat’s unfairly tempting. If I can drink it there and even take some home, I want to go now and raise a glass with Yuunagi immediately!
