Kawasaki: "BLACK COFFIN" on Tap at T.T BREWERY Cinecitta-dori Shop
At the Kawasaki beer pub T.T BREWERY Cinecitta-dori Shop, a new tap called "BLACK COFFIN" has appeared. Though jet-black in appearance, it is presented as a beer with a light drinkability and a well-balanced profile. With the shop focusing on its own brewed beer and keeping multiple taps available at all times, it looks set to become a new gateway into dark beer.
Hop BroSomething new is happening in Kawasaki, it's BLACK COFFIN on tap! It just got connected at T.T BREWERY Cinecitta-dori Shop.
MugiWhoa! That name is intense! It means coffin, right? The kind of scary name that makes you want to drink it anyway!
Hop BroIt looks so black you can't see through the glass, but the flavor is a balanced style that isn't too heavy.
MugiWhat? Dark beer usually seems way heavier... is a light drinkability really possible?
Hop BroIt is. The key is how the roast character is designed, keeping the toasty aroma from roasted malt while holding the body back.
MugiRoasted malt!? Now we're suddenly in science class! So it means it has a coffee-like aroma without making it too heavy?
Hop BroThat's exactly right. And since the shop is always pouring a variety of in-house brewed taps, black beer is a perfect entry point.
MugiNice! So first you try a half, and if you like it, you level up to a pint. Great plan!
Hop BroThe location is also strong, near the entrance to Cinecitta-dori at 2-1 Ogawacho, Kawasaki Ward, making it easy to head straight to the Kawasaki Station area.
MugiThat's decided then! Let's head to Kawasaki tonight and drink BLACK COFFIN to update our image of dark beer!
If you want to drink craft beer in the Kawasaki Station area, one of the first places to consider is T.T BREWERY Cinecitta-dori Shop. Located near the entrance to Cinecitta-dori, it is an easy-to-use beer pub whether you are stopping in for a beer or staying for a meal.
The new tap announced in this post is "BLACK COFFIN". According to the description, it is so black that you cannot see through the glass, yet the flavor is not overly heavy and leans toward balance. It is also described as having a light drinkability that can be recommended even to people who do not usually like dark beer, making it an option for those who want roasted, toasty notes without an overly rich body.
The shop serves beer brewed at its own brewery and offers a lineup that ranges from standards to seasonal releases. With pint and half sizes available, it is easy to start with a half to try the new beer, then move up to a pint if you like it.
At 2-1 Ogawacho, Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, in an easy-to-reach location, this is a place where you can experience Kawasaki's local brewing culture. If you want to refresh your image of dark beer, this is a new tap opening worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSomething new is happening in Kawasaki, it's BLACK COFFIN on tap! It just got connected at T.T BREWERY Cinecitta-dori Shop.
MugiWhoa! That name is intense! It means coffin, right? The kind of scary name that makes you want to drink it anyway!
Hop BroIt looks so black you can't see through the glass, but the flavor is a balanced style that isn't too heavy.
MugiWhat? Dark beer usually seems way heavier... is a light drinkability really possible?
Hop BroIt is. The key is how the roast character is designed, keeping the toasty aroma from roasted malt while holding the body back.
MugiRoasted malt!? Now we're suddenly in science class! So it means it has a coffee-like aroma without making it too heavy?
Hop BroThat's exactly right. And since the shop is always pouring a variety of in-house brewed taps, black beer is a perfect entry point.
MugiNice! So first you try a half, and if you like it, you level up to a pint. Great plan!
Hop BroThe location is also strong, near the entrance to Cinecitta-dori at 2-1 Ogawacho, Kawasaki Ward, making it easy to head straight to the Kawasaki Station area.
MugiThat's decided then! Let's head to Kawasaki tonight and drink BLACK COFFIN to update our image of dark beer!
