Hastamañana Welcomes a Citrus Guest Beer from Y.Market Brewing
Hastamañana, a beer pub in Okazaki, Aichi, has announced a guest beer from Y.Market Brewing’s popular citrus series. The individual beer name was not specified, but the beer is presented as an aromatic, citrus-forward option with a hop-led character.
Hop BroA guest beer from Y.Market Brewing has arrived at Hastamañana, a beer pub in Okazaki!
MugiWhat? Y.Market Brewing—the brewery from Nagoya? Just hearing citrus series makes my mouth feel refreshed!
Hop BroThe spotlight is on its popular citrus-themed series. The exact beer and style are a surprise at the pub, but expect citrus-like aromas.
MugiHow can we picture the aroma without knowing the style? And what are hop-derived aromas? Are hops your relatives, Hop Bro?
Hop BroNot relatives, but essential teammates. Hops are plants that add aroma and bitterness to beer; here they may create a grapefruit-like impression.
MugiWow—so it can smell like that without pouring in loads of juice! Enjoying the aroma first sounds wonderfully grown-up!
Hop BroExactly: bring your nose close to the glass, then take a sip. Following the contrast between aroma and flavor is the joy of tasting.
MugiNose close, then sip... I might get so serious I stop talking! But at Hastamañana, we can compare it with other beers, right?
Hop BroYep. It is on the first floor of the NTT West Okazaki Building, with a changing domestic and international lineup—perfect for trying a fresh arrival casually.
MugiThen let’s check the official social media for availability and the exact beer before we go—and toast with the aroma first! A citrus-scented pour sounds irresistible!
Hastamañana, a beer pub in Kosei-dori Minami, Okazaki, Aichi, has announced the arrival of a guest beer from Y.Market Brewing. The Instagram post begins with “Hola!...” and introduces the brewery’s popular citrus series.
The post does not identify the individual beer, its style, or its alcohol content. It does, however, make clear that the guest beer comes from Y.Market Brewing’s citrus-focused range. Drinkers can therefore expect a refreshing citrus impression alongside hop-derived aroma and flavor. It should appeal to guests who enjoy fruit-accented craft beer and those who value aroma and drinkability as much as bitterness.
Located on the first floor of the NTT West Japan Okazaki Building, Hastamañana is a beer pub where the draft, bottled, and canned selection changes over time. The new arrival can be enjoyed on its own or compared with other beers available at the bar, making it a useful stop for anyone exploring different hop and fruit expressions.
Because the exact beer name is not given in the announcement, guests should confirm the current pour and detailed specifications at the venue. For craft beer fans in Okazaki, this is a chance to explore Y.Market Brewing’s citrus series in a casual pub setting.
Please check Hastamañana’s official social media for current availability before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA guest beer from Y.Market Brewing has arrived at Hastamañana, a beer pub in Okazaki!
MugiWhat? Y.Market Brewing—the brewery from Nagoya? Just hearing citrus series makes my mouth feel refreshed!
Hop BroThe spotlight is on its popular citrus-themed series. The exact beer and style are a surprise at the pub, but expect citrus-like aromas.
MugiHow can we picture the aroma without knowing the style? And what are hop-derived aromas? Are hops your relatives, Hop Bro?
Hop BroNot relatives, but essential teammates. Hops are plants that add aroma and bitterness to beer; here they may create a grapefruit-like impression.
MugiWow—so it can smell like that without pouring in loads of juice! Enjoying the aroma first sounds wonderfully grown-up!
Hop BroExactly: bring your nose close to the glass, then take a sip. Following the contrast between aroma and flavor is the joy of tasting.
MugiNose close, then sip... I might get so serious I stop talking! But at Hastamañana, we can compare it with other beers, right?
Hop BroYep. It is on the first floor of the NTT West Okazaki Building, with a changing domestic and international lineup—perfect for trying a fresh arrival casually.
MugiThen let’s check the official social media for availability and the exact beer before we go—and toast with the aroma first! A citrus-scented pour sounds irresistible!
