BEER & CRAFT to Host a Paint Palette Brewing Tap Takeover on April 25
Paint Palette Brewing from Kobe will appear at the monthly BEER ON TAP event held at BEER & CRAFT on April 25. Brewer and company representative Shogo Togami is scheduled to visit the venue, and six beers will be served on tap.
Hop BroOn April 25, Kobe's Paint Palette Brewing is taking over BEER & CRAFT. For the monthly “BEER ON TAP” event, all the taps in the shop are being swapped out at once, which is pretty exciting.
MugiWait, what do you mean all the taps are being swapped out? Does that mean every beer in the shop becomes from a Kobe brewery?
Hop BroExactly. That's what you'd call a tap takeover. One brewery brings in a lineup of draft beer all at once, and drinkers get to compare its world in one go.
MugiOhh! But six kinds of beer sounds like a lot. Can you really tell them apart that easily?
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Paint Palette Brewing makes beers from its base in Wakihama Kaigan-dori in Kobe that carry a West Coast vibe, so a tasting lineup makes the differences stand out more clearly.
MugiWest Coast vibe? Is there air inside the beer? I'm suddenly completely lost!
Hop BroNot literally air, more like a feeling. When the hop aroma is bright and open, or the mouthfeel is crisp and lively, people sometimes describe it as having a California feel.
MugiI see! And Shogo Togami himself is coming too? That's pretty rare, right?
Hop BroIt is rare. The best part is being able to ask the brewer directly about the recipes and the brewing process, and enjoy not just the beer but also the background behind the brewing.
MugiAnd since no reservation is needed and it runs from 11:00 to 23:00, you can just drop by. Drinking from noon feels a little indulgent, but in the best way!
Hop BroExactly. It sounds like a great chance to experience the personality of a Kobe brewery right in its hometown. This is the kind of event that makes you want to go raise a glass with the brewer.
MugiYeah, I definitely want to go! With six taps in front of me, I bet I'll be unable to choose and end up wanting to drink them all!
Kobe craft brewery Paint Palette Brewing will take part in the monthly event “BEER ON TAP,” held at BEER & CRAFT on Saturday, April 25. This time it will be a tap takeover by the brewery, and all taps in the shop will be switched over to Paint Palette beers for the day, with six varieties available.
The event is also expected to feature a visit from Shogo Togami, the brewery’s representative and brewer. One of the highlights will be the chance to drink while hearing directly from the maker, making it a day where guests can enjoy not only the beer’s flavor, but also the recipes and the background behind the brewing process. The event runs from 11:00 to 23:00, and it is listed as no reservation required and open to everyone.
Paint Palette Brewing is a brewery that entered the craft beer world after encountering craft beer in Seattle, U.S., and decided to start up in Kobe. As suggested by the phrase on its official website, “Kobe Craft Beer Paint Palette California,” it has roots that evoke the open, West Coast atmosphere. For the brewery, based in Wakihama Kaigan-dori in Kobe, this local tap takeover should be an opportunity to convey the brand’s personality directly.
It is an accessible event not only for craft beer fans, but also for anyone who wants to start comparing different styles. Centered around the six taps brought in by this Kobe brewery, the event offers time to enjoy the beers together with the words of the brewer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn April 25, Kobe's Paint Palette Brewing is taking over BEER & CRAFT. For the monthly “BEER ON TAP” event, all the taps in the shop are being swapped out at once, which is pretty exciting.
MugiWait, what do you mean all the taps are being swapped out? Does that mean every beer in the shop becomes from a Kobe brewery?
Hop BroExactly. That's what you'd call a tap takeover. One brewery brings in a lineup of draft beer all at once, and drinkers get to compare its world in one go.
MugiOhh! But six kinds of beer sounds like a lot. Can you really tell them apart that easily?
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Paint Palette Brewing makes beers from its base in Wakihama Kaigan-dori in Kobe that carry a West Coast vibe, so a tasting lineup makes the differences stand out more clearly.
MugiWest Coast vibe? Is there air inside the beer? I'm suddenly completely lost!
Hop BroNot literally air, more like a feeling. When the hop aroma is bright and open, or the mouthfeel is crisp and lively, people sometimes describe it as having a California feel.
MugiI see! And Shogo Togami himself is coming too? That's pretty rare, right?
Hop BroIt is rare. The best part is being able to ask the brewer directly about the recipes and the brewing process, and enjoy not just the beer but also the background behind the brewing.
MugiAnd since no reservation is needed and it runs from 11:00 to 23:00, you can just drop by. Drinking from noon feels a little indulgent, but in the best way!
Hop BroExactly. It sounds like a great chance to experience the personality of a Kobe brewery right in its hometown. This is the kind of event that makes you want to go raise a glass with the brewer.
MugiYeah, I definitely want to go! With six taps in front of me, I bet I'll be unable to choose and end up wanting to drink them all!
