Collective Arts' "Raspberry & Lime Gose" Guest Tap Opening at VANAVASA
At VANAVASA, the beer pub in Kamakura's Onari-machi, guest beer Collective Arts Brewing's "Raspberry & Lime Gose" was introduced. It is a beer that layers the fruity character of raspberry and lime with the tartness and saltiness typical of a gose, and can be enjoyed in a space where art and beer intersect.
Hop BroAt VANAVASA in Kamakura's Onari-machi, Collective Arts Brewing's Raspberry & Lime Gose has been tapped as a guest beer. The fruitiness of raspberry and lime is layered with the tartness and saltiness of a gose, so it's definitely one to keep an eye on.
MugiWait, raspberry and lime? Just hearing that makes it sound sour! What's a gose anyway? It sounds kind of intense from the name alone!
Hop BroA gose is a style known for its saltiness and tartness. So in this beer too, the acidity and saltiness shape the profile and neatly support the sweet-tart fruit character.
MugiHuh. But a salty beer is hard to picture. How can something salty be delicious?
Hop BroThe point isn't to make the salt stand out, but to sharpen the flavor overall. The raspberry's sweet-tart character is joined by the citrusy brightness of lime, so you get a different expression with every sip.
MugiWhat is that! If you drank that, it'd be the kind of beer that makes you want the next sip. And Collective Arts Brewing sounds artsy and stylish just from the name!
Hop BroThat's another very VANAVASA thing about it. This place is a beer pub with a gallery attached. It's just a short walk down Onari Street from the west exit of Kamakura Station, you can drink on tap, take it home in a growler, and also choose from cans and bottles.
MugiReally? So it has that casual kakuuchi feel too? Being able to just drop in for one drink is the best. A beer shop where you can also enjoy exhibitions has so much going on!
Hop BroExactly. VANAVASA is not only a place to drink beer, but also a space where people and works of art intersect, which is why discovering unfamiliar labels there is part of the fun.
MugiIt's decided! I want to go drink a guest beer in Kamakura today! That raspberry-and-lime one sounds like it would be amazing with art too!
VANAVASA, just a short walk down Onari Street from the west exit of Kamakura Station, is a beer pub that also functions as a gallery for craft beer by the glass. In addition to pouring beer from the tap to drink on the spot, you can fill a growler to take home, and the shop also carries a wide selection of cans and bottles. Its appeal lies in the casual ease of dropping by for a single drink, much like a kakuuchi standing bar.
What stands out as this time's guest beer is Collective Arts Brewing's "Raspberry & Lime Gose." The sweet-tart flavor of raspberry is joined by the citrusy brightness of lime, while the tartness and saltiness characteristic of a gose create its outline. It has a strong fruit presence, yet drinks lightly, changing character with every sip.
VANAVASA is not only a place to drink beer, but also a space where people and works of art come together through exhibitions and pop-ups. For beer lovers, the fun is not only discovering unfamiliar labels, but also tasting the atmosphere of the shop itself. When you're wondering what to drink next in Kamakura, a guest beer like this is reason enough to make the trip.
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Hop BroAt VANAVASA in Kamakura's Onari-machi, Collective Arts Brewing's Raspberry & Lime Gose has been tapped as a guest beer. The fruitiness of raspberry and lime is layered with the tartness and saltiness of a gose, so it's definitely one to keep an eye on.
MugiWait, raspberry and lime? Just hearing that makes it sound sour! What's a gose anyway? It sounds kind of intense from the name alone!
Hop BroA gose is a style known for its saltiness and tartness. So in this beer too, the acidity and saltiness shape the profile and neatly support the sweet-tart fruit character.
MugiHuh. But a salty beer is hard to picture. How can something salty be delicious?
Hop BroThe point isn't to make the salt stand out, but to sharpen the flavor overall. The raspberry's sweet-tart character is joined by the citrusy brightness of lime, so you get a different expression with every sip.
MugiWhat is that! If you drank that, it'd be the kind of beer that makes you want the next sip. And Collective Arts Brewing sounds artsy and stylish just from the name!
Hop BroThat's another very VANAVASA thing about it. This place is a beer pub with a gallery attached. It's just a short walk down Onari Street from the west exit of Kamakura Station, you can drink on tap, take it home in a growler, and also choose from cans and bottles.
MugiReally? So it has that casual kakuuchi feel too? Being able to just drop in for one drink is the best. A beer shop where you can also enjoy exhibitions has so much going on!
Hop BroExactly. VANAVASA is not only a place to drink beer, but also a space where people and works of art intersect, which is why discovering unfamiliar labels there is part of the fun.
MugiIt's decided! I want to go drink a guest beer in Kamakura today! That raspberry-and-lime one sounds like it would be amazing with art too!
