Wow, it’s hot, isn’t it?
A refreshing early summer, clear and pleasant days are upon us.
The Gourmet Century is just around the corner on the 6th of next month, and since it hasn’t rained on June 6th in the last 10 years, I’m sure we’ll have perfect weather.
Now, while riding is obviously fun, what do you all enjoy most after finishing a ride?
For me, it’s definitely beer.
Sweating, taking a shower, and drinking a beer.
If that were to disappear, I might even quit cycling (lol).
For those of you who share my sentiment, and for those who make sure to pour their drinks into a proper glass, I’d like to introduce a new arrival that is simply the best.
Chris King “Pint Glass” ¥2,500 (excl. tax)
Chris King “Cielo Classic Pint Glass” ¥2,500 (excl. tax)
Chris King “Cielo Racer Pint Glass” ¥2,500 (excl. tax)
The new items delivered by our very own Chris King are a collection of pint glasses that are indispensable for the coming season.
They come in a lineup of nine colors, featuring the Chris King logo.
You can choose a color to match your bike, or pick one that matches your headset.
When you pour a drink, the logo and color stand out even more, taking your “Beer Time” to the next level.
Speaking of the logo standing out, there’s the Cielo Classic Pint Glass with its beautiful Cielo head badge design.
It’s as if the moonlight is reflecting off the glass and filling the world.
Finally, we have the glass printed with the Cielo Racer logo.
If you pour a crisp, dry beer into this one, the logo and the beer will combine to let you fully enjoy a refreshing taste.
All of them are standard pint-sized glasses, so you can beautifully pour a whole 350ml can of beer into one.
After a shower, you might want to just crack one open before you’ve even finished drying off, but if you can hold back for a moment and pour it into a glass, I promise you a much more exquisite experience.
Pouring into a glass makes it taste better, so you want to do it everywhere!!
I understand that feeling.
But with the BBQ season coming up, glass cups outdoors are dangerous.
If you break one, it’s not just dangerous, but you’d be scattering potential causes for flat tires—oh, how scary.
So, don’t forget about this.
Chris King “Stainless Steel Pint Glass” ¥2,800 (excl. tax)
With a stainless steel pint cup, there’s no risk of breaking it, and you can stack them up to save space.
Plus, they’re lightweight, making them a great item to bring along not just for BBQs, but for touring as well.
Cycling season is also beer season. (Though I drink all year round (lol).)
For a higher quality “Beer Time,” please pick up more than one so you have enough to toast with!!