T.T BREWERY Kawasaki Cinecitta Street Store Begins Serving Limited Spring Sakura Ale
At T.T BREWERY's Kawasaki Cinecitta Street store, where the brewery is located in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, the spring seasonal beer "Sakura Ale" has begun. Along with its cute appearance, it is characterized by a cherry flavor with an American feel, and is being offered as a springtime drink.
Hop BroAt T.T BREWERY Kawasaki Cinecitta Street Store in Kawasaki, the spring-limited Sakura Ale has started, right? It looks cute too, and it's perfect for the spring air.
MugiWhoa, just the name Sakura Ale makes it feel like hanami season! But I'm really curious what it actually tastes like!
Hop BroWhat's interesting is that it's not just vaguely sakura-like, but has a strong cherry flavor. It's the kind of beer that brings spring with both its aroma and taste.
MugiCherry flavor? Wait, what does it mean to "feel American"!? It's sakura, but American? Now my head's spinning!
Hop BroGood catch. The American-style aroma here means a bright, fruity impression. It combines the gentle character of sakura with a lively cherry-like brightness.
MugiI get it now! So it's not just about the looks, but a three-in-one beer you can enjoy with its aroma too!
Hop BroExactly. And T.T BREWERY is a Kawasaki brewery that promotes its own one-of-a-kind house-brewed beer. At its brewery in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, it's aiming for a drink you can only have there.
MugiWhat? That's so romantic, a beer you can only drink there! That kind of exclusivity just pulls you in!
Hop BroThey always have seven kinds on hand too, including a fruity pilsner and a standard lager. It's strong because you can enjoy it not just as a seasonal special, but for everyday drinking too.
MugiIt sounds perfect before or after cherry blossom viewing! I want a drink that feels like spring so badly, and Hop, let's go together!
At T.T BREWERY's Kawasaki Cinecitta Street store, where the brewery is located in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, the spring seasonal beer "Sakura Ale" has appeared. In a news release published on March 31, the shop announced that it had begun serving the beer again this year to coincide with the time when the cherry blossoms were at their best.
According to the shop's description, Sakura Ale is "cute to look at," and its flavor is described as having an "unexpected cherry taste with an American feel." Rather than simply evoking cherry blossoms, it is characterized by the cherry-like nuances you can sense in its aroma and flavor, and it is presented as a beer to enjoy with all three senses: sight, smell, and taste.
T.T BREWERY is a Kawasaki craft beer specialty shop that champions making one-of-a-kind beers brewed at its own factory. On its official website, it says it has established a brewery in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, and is aiming for beers "you can only drink in that place." Its commitment to serving house-brewed beer available only at the shop extends to the seasonal Sakura Ale as well.
The shop also keeps seven kinds of craft beer available at all times, offering a broad lineup that includes fruity pilsners and standard lagers. In addition to these core beers, one of T.T BREWERY's attractions is that customers can enjoy limited-time seasonal releases.
At this time of year, as spring begins to arrive, Sakura Ale is likely to draw attention as a drink people will want to enjoy before or after cherry blossom viewing. At the Kawasaki Cinecitta Street store, the shop is calling on visitors to "let's feel spring together."
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt T.T BREWERY Kawasaki Cinecitta Street Store in Kawasaki, the spring-limited Sakura Ale has started, right? It looks cute too, and it's perfect for the spring air.
MugiWhoa, just the name Sakura Ale makes it feel like hanami season! But I'm really curious what it actually tastes like!
Hop BroWhat's interesting is that it's not just vaguely sakura-like, but has a strong cherry flavor. It's the kind of beer that brings spring with both its aroma and taste.
MugiCherry flavor? Wait, what does it mean to "feel American"!? It's sakura, but American? Now my head's spinning!
Hop BroGood catch. The American-style aroma here means a bright, fruity impression. It combines the gentle character of sakura with a lively cherry-like brightness.
MugiI get it now! So it's not just about the looks, but a three-in-one beer you can enjoy with its aroma too!
Hop BroExactly. And T.T BREWERY is a Kawasaki brewery that promotes its own one-of-a-kind house-brewed beer. At its brewery in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, it's aiming for a drink you can only have there.
MugiWhat? That's so romantic, a beer you can only drink there! That kind of exclusivity just pulls you in!
Hop BroThey always have seven kinds on hand too, including a fruity pilsner and a standard lager. It's strong because you can enjoy it not just as a seasonal special, but for everyday drinking too.
MugiIt sounds perfect before or after cherry blossom viewing! I want a drink that feels like spring so badly, and Hop, let's go together!
