Novoru Brewing’s Kureru Now Pouring at Taru Taru in Takamatsu
Taru Taru, a beer pub in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, is serving Kureru, an amber ale from Miyazaki-based Novoru Brewing. The beer combines roasted malt character and dried-fruit notes with a light, easy-drinking finish.
Hop BroTaru Taru in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu has tapped Kureru on draft, an amber ale from Miyazaki’s Novoru Brewing.
MugiWhoa! A Miyazaki beer in Takamatsu? An amber-colored ale already sounds wonderfully grown-up!
Hop BroKureru opens with roasted-malt aromas and develops into dried-fruit-like flavors—that’s its charm.
MugiWhat even is roasted malt? Do they make the grains nice and toasty like coffee?
Hop BroPretty much! Heating malt creates color and aroma, bringing out toasty, nutty notes like crusty bread.
MugiOoh! If it has lots of body, does that mean it’s super heavy—a slow-sipping beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part: it has body but also a light, easy finish, with gentle acidity and crispness.
MugiRich but light? It’s like a final boss who is secretly a speedy little hero!
Hop BroOddly accurate! Its malt character and clean finish make it a great match for sweets.
MugiDorayaki or doughnuts with beer? That’s unfairly tempting—beer and snacks need to happen now!
Hop BroEnding the day at Taru Taru with Kureru and its toasty aromas sounds like the perfect nightcap.
MugiLet’s check availability and head to Takamatsu! Cheers with Kureru—and don’t forget the dorayaki!
Kureru arrives at Taru Taru
Taru Taru, a beer pub located in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa, is featuring Kureru from Novoru Brewing, a craft brewery based in Miyazaki City.
Kureru is an amber ale with a clear amber color and a malt-forward profile. Roasted malt brings a fragrant, lightly toasted character, followed by rich nuances reminiscent of dried fruit. Although the beer has a solid body, its palate remains light and approachable, making it suitable for both slow sipping and relaxed drinking with food.
The brewery’s description also highlights a touch of acidity and a crisp finish. That balance of malt richness and refreshing cut makes Kureru a versatile option, while its roasted and gently sweet impressions may pair especially well with desserts such as dorayaki or doughnuts.
For beer lovers looking for a calm, malt-driven pint at the end of the day, Kureru offers a distinctive alternative to hop-forward styles. Visit Taru Taru in Takamatsu to explore the amber ale while it is available.
Please check with the venue for current availability.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTaru Taru in Kawaramachi, Takamatsu has tapped Kureru on draft, an amber ale from Miyazaki’s Novoru Brewing.
MugiWhoa! A Miyazaki beer in Takamatsu? An amber-colored ale already sounds wonderfully grown-up!
Hop BroKureru opens with roasted-malt aromas and develops into dried-fruit-like flavors—that’s its charm.
MugiWhat even is roasted malt? Do they make the grains nice and toasty like coffee?
Hop BroPretty much! Heating malt creates color and aroma, bringing out toasty, nutty notes like crusty bread.
MugiOoh! If it has lots of body, does that mean it’s super heavy—a slow-sipping beer?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part: it has body but also a light, easy finish, with gentle acidity and crispness.
MugiRich but light? It’s like a final boss who is secretly a speedy little hero!
Hop BroOddly accurate! Its malt character and clean finish make it a great match for sweets.
MugiDorayaki or doughnuts with beer? That’s unfairly tempting—beer and snacks need to happen now!
Hop BroEnding the day at Taru Taru with Kureru and its toasty aromas sounds like the perfect nightcap.
MugiLet’s check availability and head to Takamatsu! Cheers with Kureru—and don’t forget the dorayaki!
