Paint Palette Brewing posts “Next PPTTO” teaser on Instagram
At 6:30 p.m. on May 13, Paint Palette Brewing published an Instagram post titled “🚨Next PPTTO🌯...”. While details have not been revealed, the Kobe brewery is drawing attention for hinting at its next move.
Hop BroKobe's Paint Palette Brewing has put out a Next PPTTO teaser on Instagram. The content is still a secret, but even at this stage it really feels like “something is about to happen,” doesn’t it?
MugiWait, you’re that excited just from the feeling that something is starting? And with a 🌯 in the post title, I can’t stop wondering whether this is about beer or food!
Hop BroExactly. Their base is on the first floor inside awaawaKOBE in Chuo Ward, Kobe City. Just knowing they’re brewing there with Kobe Port and the Rokko mountain range around them makes it feel like the scenery is already part of the flavor.
MugiThe scenery is part of the flavor?! But the names in the article, like FARMHOUSE ALE and JUICY IPA, are familiar in theory, though honestly they still feel a bit vague to me...!
Hop BroLeave that to me. FARMHOUSE ALE is roughly the image of a rustic farmhouse beer with yeast character, while JUICY IPA is a fresh, fruity IPA that really brings out the hop-forward fruitiness.
MugiI see! So what exactly is a Rye Hazy IPA? Just the name already feels like it’s going full-on stylish chaos!
Hop BroUsing rye tends to add a bit of toastiness and a subtle spiciness. When that’s combined with a cloudy-style Hazy IPA, you get a soft-looking beer with a juicy mouthfeel, but still some definition.
MugiWhoa, it changes that much?! That’s basically the palette concept itself, right? I kind of love the idea of thinking about beer like a single painting!
Hop BroThat’s exactly what makes Paint Palette Brewing interesting. Even on their official site, they present it as drawing a variety of scenes. Building a worldview while crossing genre boundaries in flavor is pretty artistic.
MugiThen this waiting-for-the-next-update phase is basically part of the event too! Once it’s announced, I want to be at the taproom getting excited over a drink!
Hop BroExactly. Avoid Tuesday, when they’re closed, and go raise a glass at the taproom on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, or on the weekend and holidays. Once the follow-up comes out, this is definitely the kind of thing you won’t want to miss drinking to.
Paint Palette Brewing has posted a teaser on Instagram for its next “PPTTO.” The post is titled “🚨Next PPTTO🌯...”, and at least as of now, no specific details or event outline have been disclosed.
The brewery is based on the first floor of the spa and sauna facility “awaawaKOBE” at 1-3-3 Wakihamakaigandori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture. Its official website says it brews beer every day in an environment surrounded by Kobe Port and the Rokko mountain range, and it also operates a taproom. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; Tuesdays are closed.
The brand description also captures the brewery’s character well. On its official website, it presents beer as something that “draws a variety of scenes,” based on the image of paints on a palette blending together to create a single picture. Its product lineup also reflects this range, with styles such as FARMHOUSE ALE, JUICY IPA, and Rye Hazy IPA.
This post can likely be read as an announcement of the next project extending from that worldview. The 🌯 emoji in the title also suggests a food pairing or an event element, but for now it remains a case of waiting for more details. In the next update, it should become clear what form this “PPTTO” will take.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKobe's Paint Palette Brewing has put out a Next PPTTO teaser on Instagram. The content is still a secret, but even at this stage it really feels like “something is about to happen,” doesn’t it?
MugiWait, you’re that excited just from the feeling that something is starting? And with a 🌯 in the post title, I can’t stop wondering whether this is about beer or food!
Hop BroExactly. Their base is on the first floor inside awaawaKOBE in Chuo Ward, Kobe City. Just knowing they’re brewing there with Kobe Port and the Rokko mountain range around them makes it feel like the scenery is already part of the flavor.
MugiThe scenery is part of the flavor?! But the names in the article, like FARMHOUSE ALE and JUICY IPA, are familiar in theory, though honestly they still feel a bit vague to me...!
Hop BroLeave that to me. FARMHOUSE ALE is roughly the image of a rustic farmhouse beer with yeast character, while JUICY IPA is a fresh, fruity IPA that really brings out the hop-forward fruitiness.
MugiI see! So what exactly is a Rye Hazy IPA? Just the name already feels like it’s going full-on stylish chaos!
Hop BroUsing rye tends to add a bit of toastiness and a subtle spiciness. When that’s combined with a cloudy-style Hazy IPA, you get a soft-looking beer with a juicy mouthfeel, but still some definition.
MugiWhoa, it changes that much?! That’s basically the palette concept itself, right? I kind of love the idea of thinking about beer like a single painting!
Hop BroThat’s exactly what makes Paint Palette Brewing interesting. Even on their official site, they present it as drawing a variety of scenes. Building a worldview while crossing genre boundaries in flavor is pretty artistic.
MugiThen this waiting-for-the-next-update phase is basically part of the event too! Once it’s announced, I want to be at the taproom getting excited over a drink!
Hop BroExactly. Avoid Tuesday, when they’re closed, and go raise a glass at the taproom on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, or on the weekend and holidays. Once the follow-up comes out, this is definitely the kind of thing you won’t want to miss drinking to.
