KARIYA 75 BREWING Starts Serving New "Sake Lees Weizen"; Sunday Hours Also Announced
KARIYA 75 BREWING in Fujimatsu, Kariya City, Aichi, has started serving its new "Sake Lees Weizen" in-house. On Sundays, it is open from 13:00 to 20:00, and it is being presented as an easy stop for a drink during a walk.
Hop BroA new release has come out at KARIYA 75 BREWING in Fujimatsu, Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture.
MugiWow! What kind of beer is it? Just the name, Sake Lees Weizen, already makes me curious!
Hop BroThis one is a new in-house exclusive beer you can drink on the premises.
MugiSo if it's exclusive to the premises, does that mean you can't take it home and drink it on the way back? That's kind of fun, like it's finished on the spot!
Hop BroExactly. The point is to enjoy the freshly brewed feel, and the style is Weizen-type.
MugiI hear Weizen a lot, but what does it actually taste like? Is it wheat? Or some kind of spell? I can only imagine a fluffy white head!
Hop BroIt tends to bring out the gentle sweetness of the malt and the fruity character from the yeast. When sake lees are added, the depth of aroma really seems to increase.
MugiWhat? So it has a sake-like side too? A beer with a hint of Japanese sake? That's like double the deliciousness!
Hop BroAnd on Sundays it's 13:00–20:00 OPEN, so it's nice and easy to swing by in the middle of a walk.
MugiAll right, walking around Kariya-Fujimatsu and then drinking right away sounds perfect! I've already put it on my list of weekend drink candidates!
Hop BroThis is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want to have a freshly brewed drink on a sunny day.
MugiYep, yep. Both the name and the taste sound interesting, and now I want to go drink it right away!
The brewery KARIYA 75 BREWING in Fujimatsu, Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture, has begun serving its new Sake Lees Weizen as an in-house beer.
In an Instagram post, it announced Sunday hours of 13:00–20:00 OPEN. At the time of the post, the weather was fine and the breeze felt pleasant, so a message was added imagining a scene where you stop by for a drink in the middle of a walk.
The newly introduced Sake Lees Weizen has been launched as a beer sold only on the premises. True to a brewery, being able to drink its own freshly brewed beer on the spot is part of the appeal, and one nice point is that visitors can enjoy it together with the fresh-on-tap atmosphere.
KARIYA 75 BREWING is a craft brewery rooted in the local area, and one of its features is that you can enjoy a drink on-site. This new release is a beer whose individuality comes through even in the name alone, making it the kind of brew beer lovers will want to visit while imagining the direction of its flavor.
If you're looking for craft beer in the Kariya-Fujimatsu area on a weekend afternoon, the on-site exclusive Sake Lees Weizen is a new arrival worth watching.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA new release has come out at KARIYA 75 BREWING in Fujimatsu, Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture.
MugiWow! What kind of beer is it? Just the name, Sake Lees Weizen, already makes me curious!
Hop BroThis one is a new in-house exclusive beer you can drink on the premises.
MugiSo if it's exclusive to the premises, does that mean you can't take it home and drink it on the way back? That's kind of fun, like it's finished on the spot!
Hop BroExactly. The point is to enjoy the freshly brewed feel, and the style is Weizen-type.
MugiI hear Weizen a lot, but what does it actually taste like? Is it wheat? Or some kind of spell? I can only imagine a fluffy white head!
Hop BroIt tends to bring out the gentle sweetness of the malt and the fruity character from the yeast. When sake lees are added, the depth of aroma really seems to increase.
MugiWhat? So it has a sake-like side too? A beer with a hint of Japanese sake? That's like double the deliciousness!
Hop BroAnd on Sundays it's 13:00–20:00 OPEN, so it's nice and easy to swing by in the middle of a walk.
MugiAll right, walking around Kariya-Fujimatsu and then drinking right away sounds perfect! I've already put it on my list of weekend drink candidates!
Hop BroThis is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want to have a freshly brewed drink on a sunny day.
MugiYep, yep. Both the name and the taste sound interesting, and now I want to go drink it right away!
