Tea Time Ver.3.0 by BLACK TIDE BREWING Tapped at Tsumugi
Tsumugi, a craft beer pub in Minami-Kashiwa, Chiba, has tapped “Tea Time Ver.3.0” from BLACK TIDE BREWING in Kesennuma, Miyagi. The beer combines peach and Earl Grey tea for a juicy, elegant drinking experience.
Hop BroTsumugi in Minami-Kashiwa has tapped Tea Time Ver.3.0 today from BLACK TIDE BREWING in Kesennuma. Peach with Earl Grey—now that is intriguing.
MugiWhat?! A peach-and-tea beer? The name alone is carrying me straight to afternoon tea!
Hop BroThat feeling is spot-on. It is a Peach Tea beer, where gently tart peach aromas meet elegant Earl Grey notes.
MugiIs Peach Tea a beer style? Won’t it taste like a peach tea juice rather than beer?
Hop BroIt describes a beer built around fruit and tea-like aromatics. It still keeps beer’s refreshing character, yet tasters say the peach-tea impression shines clearly.
MugiOh, nice! I expected tea aroma to mean bitterness, but juicy, gentle flavors sound perfect even for craft-beer newcomers.
Hop BroExactly. It seems great before or after a meal, or for one casual drink—a beer you’ll want to sip nice and slowly.
MugiAnd Tsumugi is only one minute from Minami-Kashiwa Station, right? Even I can get there before thirst wins!
Hop BroThey keep eight Japanese craft beers on tap and offer tastings. You can ask the staff and check the aromas first before ordering.
MugiAll right—let’s taste Tea Time Ver.3.0 and hunt for peach and Earl Grey! Let’s toast with Kesennuma beer, Hop Bro!
A peach tea-inspired beer
Now pouring at Tsumugi is “Tea Time Ver.3.0” from BLACK TIDE BREWING, based in Kesennuma, Miyagi. The beer is the third release in the brewery’s popular Tea Time series and is described as a Peach Tea-style beer made with peach and Earl Grey tea.
Its aroma brings a gentle sweet-and-tart peach character, followed by the refined fragrance of Earl Grey. According to the original post, the peach tea impression is immediately recognizable, even when tasting the beer without first reading its description. The result is a refreshing yet composed beer with a juicy character and an elegant tea aroma.
With the comforting impression of black tea and the brightness of beer, Tea Time Ver.3.0 should suit a relaxed drink before or after a meal. Its calm, autumn-afternoon concept also makes it a natural choice for sipping slowly and enjoying the aroma as it develops.
A casual craft beer stop near Minami-Kashiwa Station
Tsumugi is a Japanese craft beer specialist located about one minute from the west exit of Minami-Kashiwa Station. The pub usually offers eight draft beers selected from breweries across Japan, with staff available to help guests choose according to their preferences. A tasting menu is also available, making it easier to explore unfamiliar beers before ordering a full serving.
The bright, casual space includes counter and standing areas, and welcomes solo visitors. For anyone looking for a gentle, fruit-and-tea-driven guest beer, Tea Time Ver.3.0 offers a distinctive option at this welcoming neighborhood beer pub.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTsumugi in Minami-Kashiwa has tapped Tea Time Ver.3.0 today from BLACK TIDE BREWING in Kesennuma. Peach with Earl Grey—now that is intriguing.
MugiWhat?! A peach-and-tea beer? The name alone is carrying me straight to afternoon tea!
Hop BroThat feeling is spot-on. It is a Peach Tea beer, where gently tart peach aromas meet elegant Earl Grey notes.
MugiIs Peach Tea a beer style? Won’t it taste like a peach tea juice rather than beer?
Hop BroIt describes a beer built around fruit and tea-like aromatics. It still keeps beer’s refreshing character, yet tasters say the peach-tea impression shines clearly.
MugiOh, nice! I expected tea aroma to mean bitterness, but juicy, gentle flavors sound perfect even for craft-beer newcomers.
Hop BroExactly. It seems great before or after a meal, or for one casual drink—a beer you’ll want to sip nice and slowly.
MugiAnd Tsumugi is only one minute from Minami-Kashiwa Station, right? Even I can get there before thirst wins!
Hop BroThey keep eight Japanese craft beers on tap and offer tastings. You can ask the staff and check the aromas first before ordering.
MugiAll right—let’s taste Tea Time Ver.3.0 and hunt for peach and Earl Grey! Let’s toast with Kesennuma beer, Hop Bro!
