Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing to Hold an 8-Tap Takeover at Sakeota Sagamiono
Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing will hold an "8 TAP TAKEOVER" at Sakeota in Sagamiono. Over two days, May 8 and 9, the lineup will also include Hiroshima-related dishes and local sake, offering a chance to enjoy the flavors of Hiroshima all at once.
Hop BroAt Sakeota in Sagamiono, Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing is doing an 8-tap takeover. It sounds like they're bringing the Hiroshima vibe straight over, and it's pretty exciting.
MugiWait, eight taps!? If I drank that much at once, my stomach would end up touring Hiroshima!
Hop BroAnd the brewery is based in Otemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, so it's a brewery deeply rooted in the city. It's just east of Peace Memorial Park and right off Hondori, and they aim for beers you want to drink again and again while using ingredients from Hiroshima Prefecture too.
MugiOhhh, beer you want to drink again and again is a pretty intriguing way to put it. But what exactly happens at a tap takeover?
Hop BroSimply put, it's an event where the brewery takes over all the draft lines at the bar. This time, the point is that you can compare Hiroshima beers carefully over two days.
MugiI see! So if I go to the shop, it's basically all Hiroshima beer, all the time. And it's on May 8 and 9, so it's easy to plan for!
Hop BroThe event times are worth noting too: May 8, 17:00-23:00 and May 9, 12:00-23:00. Since it runs from afternoon into the night, it's nice that it works for whatever level of drinking commitment you're bringing.
MugiFrom afternoon into the night sounds amazing! And okonomiyaki, fried oysters, anago-meshi too? The Hiroshima-linked food is too strong! There's no way this is ending with beer alone!
Hop BroWhat really gets me is that Hiroshima sake is there too. With Kamo Kinshu and Ugo no Tsuki on the lineup, you can move beyond beer and explore Hiroshima's drinking culture across the board.
MugiWow, that sounds fun! And if there's even a shogi tournament, you can drink, eat, and play. Being able to experience Hiroshima's flavors all in one place feels like a great deal!
Hop BroExactly. It's an event that will hit not only craft beer fans, but also anyone who wants to enjoy Hiroshima's food and sake all together. This really makes me want to go drink for two full days of Hiroshima.
MugiI want to go! From today on, I'm mentally in Sagamiono and ready to do a Hiroshima bar crawl.
A Hiroshima Brewery Heads to Sagamiono
Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing has announced an 8-tap takeover event at "Sakeota" in Sagamiono. In the post, the brewery says it will occupy the taps all at once over two days, giving visitors a chance to slowly enjoy its Hiroshima beers.
Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing is a brewery based in Otemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City. Located just east of Peace Memorial Park and right off Hondori, it aims to make "beer you want to drink again and again" while incorporating ingredients from Hiroshima Prefecture. It also operates a brewpub and izakaya called "Craftbeer to Sumibi Harebare," where guests can enjoy beer while looking out at the brewing equipment, and it is known as a craft beer maker rooted in the city.
The event times listed in the post are May 8, 17:00-23:00 and May 9, 12:00-23:00. The venue will also serve Hiroshima-linked foods such as okonomiyaki, fried oysters, and anago-meshi. In addition, Hiroshima sake will be on hand, including Kamo Kinshu, Saijo Tsuru, Ugo no Tsuki, and Yoru no Teio, creating a setup where visitors can enjoy Hiroshima's drinking culture across beer and sake.
The post also mentions a shogi tournament. With beer as the main attraction and food plus local sake combined, the two days are a full-on Hiroshima showcase, making it an appealing event not only for craft beer fans but also for anyone who wants to enjoy the flavors of Hiroshima broadly.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Sakeota in Sagamiono, Hiroshima Neighbor Brewing is doing an 8-tap takeover. It sounds like they're bringing the Hiroshima vibe straight over, and it's pretty exciting.
MugiWait, eight taps!? If I drank that much at once, my stomach would end up touring Hiroshima!
Hop BroAnd the brewery is based in Otemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, so it's a brewery deeply rooted in the city. It's just east of Peace Memorial Park and right off Hondori, and they aim for beers you want to drink again and again while using ingredients from Hiroshima Prefecture too.
MugiOhhh, beer you want to drink again and again is a pretty intriguing way to put it. But what exactly happens at a tap takeover?
Hop BroSimply put, it's an event where the brewery takes over all the draft lines at the bar. This time, the point is that you can compare Hiroshima beers carefully over two days.
MugiI see! So if I go to the shop, it's basically all Hiroshima beer, all the time. And it's on May 8 and 9, so it's easy to plan for!
Hop BroThe event times are worth noting too: May 8, 17:00-23:00 and May 9, 12:00-23:00. Since it runs from afternoon into the night, it's nice that it works for whatever level of drinking commitment you're bringing.
MugiFrom afternoon into the night sounds amazing! And okonomiyaki, fried oysters, anago-meshi too? The Hiroshima-linked food is too strong! There's no way this is ending with beer alone!
Hop BroWhat really gets me is that Hiroshima sake is there too. With Kamo Kinshu and Ugo no Tsuki on the lineup, you can move beyond beer and explore Hiroshima's drinking culture across the board.
MugiWow, that sounds fun! And if there's even a shogi tournament, you can drink, eat, and play. Being able to experience Hiroshima's flavors all in one place feels like a great deal!
Hop BroExactly. It's an event that will hit not only craft beer fans, but also anyone who wants to enjoy Hiroshima's food and sake all together. This really makes me want to go drink for two full days of Hiroshima.
MugiI want to go! From today on, I'm mentally in Sagamiono and ready to do a Hiroshima bar crawl.
