UNLOCK Brew BASE Starts Beer Growler Fills, Accepts Bring-Your-Own Growlers
UNLOCK Brew BASE in Kasukabe City has started offering beer fills for bring-your-own growlers and similar containers. In addition to taking home the beers sold in the shop as-is, the bar also plans to sell its own original growlers in the future.
Hop BroUNLOCK Brew BASE in Kasukabe has started beer growler fills. Being able to take home the beer you drank in the shop as-is is pretty practical.
MugiHuh! They’ll fill a bring-your-own growler? So that means you can keep drinking the bar’s beer at home!
Hop BroRight, and they’ll also accept carbonated-water bottles. They’re less likely to go flat, so they’re perfect to bring to a campsite.
MugiHuh? What’s a growler? That sounds kind of scary, like a beer-only tank!
Hop BroBasically, it’s a reusable bottle for taking beer home in. It’s easier than buying a sealed bottle, and it goes well with beer-by-volume sales.
MugiNo way! If all the beers currently on sale are included, that means you can drink your favorite pint at home too!
Hop BroExactly. As a craft beer hub on the east exit side of Kasukabe Station, it feels like they’re expanding from just a place to drink to a place to take beer home from.
MugiHaving a brewing space inside the shop is great too. It must have that freshly made feel, and it sounds like the mood would continue even after you get home!
Hop BroThey also plan to sell an original growler in the future, so I bet more people will bring their own bottles. True to the name, it feels like they’re unlocking new ways to enjoy beer.
MugiJust hearing about it is making me thirsty! If I can take home my daily pint, I want to toast to Kasukabe tonight!
A Beer Bar in Kasukabe Expands Its Takeout Options
UNLOCK Brew BASE, in Kasukabe City, Saitama Prefecture, announced on Instagram that it has begun offering beer fills. According to the post, customers can have beer sold in the shop poured directly into brought-in growlers or carbonated-water bottles, making it an easy-to-use option for drinking at home, on the go, or at a campsite.
UNLOCK Brew BASE is known as a beer bar where customers can enjoy craft beer in the east exit area of Kasukabe Station. The name carries meanings such as "unlocking the appeal of beer" and "unraveling everyday life," and the shop also has a brewing space inside. From the time it opened, it has attracted attention as a base for broadening how people enjoy craft beer in its hometown of Kasukabe.
The post also says that the fill program applies to "all beers currently on sale." Being able to bring home the very pint you liked in the shop is sure to be welcome news for craft beer fans. The bar also says it plans to sell its own original growler in the future.
UNLOCK Brew BASE is expanding its role in Kasukabe from a place to drink to a place to take beer home from. As a craft beer hub on the east exit side of the station, it is starting to offer not only a daily pint, but also the pleasure of enjoying one slowly at home.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroUNLOCK Brew BASE in Kasukabe has started beer growler fills. Being able to take home the beer you drank in the shop as-is is pretty practical.
MugiHuh! They’ll fill a bring-your-own growler? So that means you can keep drinking the bar’s beer at home!
Hop BroRight, and they’ll also accept carbonated-water bottles. They’re less likely to go flat, so they’re perfect to bring to a campsite.
MugiHuh? What’s a growler? That sounds kind of scary, like a beer-only tank!
Hop BroBasically, it’s a reusable bottle for taking beer home in. It’s easier than buying a sealed bottle, and it goes well with beer-by-volume sales.
MugiNo way! If all the beers currently on sale are included, that means you can drink your favorite pint at home too!
Hop BroExactly. As a craft beer hub on the east exit side of Kasukabe Station, it feels like they’re expanding from just a place to drink to a place to take beer home from.
MugiHaving a brewing space inside the shop is great too. It must have that freshly made feel, and it sounds like the mood would continue even after you get home!
Hop BroThey also plan to sell an original growler in the future, so I bet more people will bring their own bottles. True to the name, it feels like they’re unlocking new ways to enjoy beer.
MugiJust hearing about it is making me thirsty! If I can take home my daily pint, I want to toast to Kasukabe tonight!
