Roti’s House Ikspiari in Maihama adds seasonal Yuzu Saison
Roti’s House Ikspiari, a beer pub on the 4th floor of Ikspiari in Maihama, has introduced its seasonal Yuzu Saison. The shop sits next to the Harvest Moon brewery and also serves house staples such as pilsner and pale ale.
Hop BroI want to talk about Roti’s House at Ikspiari in Maihama and its seasonal Yuzu Saison today.
MugiWhat? Yuzu Saison already sounds refreshing before I even taste it!
Hop BroAnd it’s right next to the Harvest Moon brewery, so you can also enjoy their regular pilsner and pale ale.
MugiWhoa, a 300-seat beer pub on the 4th floor of Ikspiari? That is some serious detour energy!
Hop BroThe star this time is a seasonal fruit beer, built on a Belgian saison and fermented and matured with Japanese yuzu juice.
MugiWhat even is saison style? That sounds like a finishing move, not a beer!
Hop BroHere’s the thing: it comes from farmhouse beer traditions, so it drinks light and dry, with a yeast-driven phenolic aroma on top.
MugiPhenolic aroma? Hold on, did you just cast a brewing spell on me?
Hop BroBasically, think peppery spice with yuzu citrus lifting off the glass, plus a clean dry finish that makes food taste even better.
MugiNo way, that means fish and chips and grilled dishes are in danger now! A menu full of beer-friendly food would destroy my self-control.
Hop BroStart with the award-winning pilsner to get the baseline, then move to Yuzu Saison and you really see the range of the house.
MugiThat settles it. Put me on the terrace with a pint right now, and you can finish the lecture after my second sip!
A large beer pub at Ikspiari
Roti’s House Ikspiari is a beer pub on the 4th floor of Ikspiari’s Chef’s Row, just steps from JR Maihama Station. Located next to the Harvest Moon brewery, the restaurant offers 300 seats along with terrace seating, semi-private rooms, and sofa seating. Its food lineup includes grilled dishes, fish and chips, and napolitan pasta, making it easy to pair meals with beer.
The featured beer: Yuzu Saison
The Instagram post highlights the seasonal fruit beer Yuzu Saison. Built on the saison style with Belgian yeast and Japanese yuzu juice, it is described as a dry, crisp beer with spicy notes and a citrus finish. It is positioned as a limited seasonal release that fits the still-warm weather well.
Balanced with the core lineup
The shop’s official site also lists Harvest Moon regulars such as the award-winning pilsner and a pale ale. That gives visitors an easy way to start with a familiar house beer and then move to a seasonal release like Yuzu Saison. For beer fans in the Maihama area, it is a practical place to drink local beer while having a proper meal.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI want to talk about Roti’s House at Ikspiari in Maihama and its seasonal Yuzu Saison today.
MugiWhat? Yuzu Saison already sounds refreshing before I even taste it!
Hop BroAnd it’s right next to the Harvest Moon brewery, so you can also enjoy their regular pilsner and pale ale.
MugiWhoa, a 300-seat beer pub on the 4th floor of Ikspiari? That is some serious detour energy!
Hop BroThe star this time is a seasonal fruit beer, built on a Belgian saison and fermented and matured with Japanese yuzu juice.
MugiWhat even is saison style? That sounds like a finishing move, not a beer!
Hop BroHere’s the thing: it comes from farmhouse beer traditions, so it drinks light and dry, with a yeast-driven phenolic aroma on top.
MugiPhenolic aroma? Hold on, did you just cast a brewing spell on me?
Hop BroBasically, think peppery spice with yuzu citrus lifting off the glass, plus a clean dry finish that makes food taste even better.
MugiNo way, that means fish and chips and grilled dishes are in danger now! A menu full of beer-friendly food would destroy my self-control.
Hop BroStart with the award-winning pilsner to get the baseline, then move to Yuzu Saison and you really see the range of the house.
MugiThat settles it. Put me on the terrace with a pint right now, and you can finish the lecture after my second sip!
