Ishikawa Brewery Begins Sales of Father's Day Sake Gifts, Suggesting Tama no Megumi and Tamanojiman
Ishikawa Brewery (Fussa, Tokyo) has begun selling Father's Day alcohol gifts and gift sets through its online shop and direct store, "Sakusera." In addition to sake and craft beer, it is also highlighting gift ideas paired with local Ohtama Ham.
Hop BroFor Father's Day gifts, Ishikawa Brewery's Tamanojiman and Tama no Megumi are being pretty serious about it. The fact that you can choose both drinks and snacks together through the online shop and the direct store "Sakusera" is a strong point.
MugiWait, Sakusera is a direct store!? It already sounds delicious just from the name, and they are putting that much effort into Father's Day!
Hop BroExactly. Ishikawa Brewery is a long-established company founded in 1863, and there are six registered tangible cultural properties on the grounds. It's less like just a brewery and more like tasting history itself.
MugiWhoa, Meiji Revival local beer sounds like such an impressive name, doesn't it? Wait, does "revival" mean they're recreating the old taste exactly?
Hop BroGood catch. The retro labels are part of the appeal, but the point is that you can enjoy an old-fashioned atmosphere in a modern way. And because they pair it with Ohtama Ham from the same city of Fussa, the match between alcohol and food gets even better.
MugiThat's amazing! Names like snack set and nama sake with sake lees cream cheese sound like exactly the kind of things that would hit for Father's Day.
Hop BroThe lineup is good too. Since there's a 300 ml three-bottle tasting set, it's not too heavy and easy to try, and they also have dedicated boxes, exterior noshi, name personalization, and message cards.
MugiWow, even fax and phone ordering is available? That's suddenly almost too considerate. It feels like something you could send straight to a dad who's not comfortable with online shopping.
Hop BroAnd the combination with Ohtama Ham is great too. With beer, the roasted aroma connects with the savory richness of the meat, and with sake, the sake lees cream cheese can gently add a mellow touch.
MugiNow I really want to drink it! Even though it's a Father's Day gift, I'd want it for myself too, and tonight I want to toast with Tama no Megumi or Tamanojiman!
Ishikawa Brewery (Fussa, Tokyo) has started selling Father's Day alcohol gifts and gift sets through its online shop and direct store, "Sakusera." In this post, it also introduces a set combining products from Ohtama Ham, a long-established ham maker in the same city of Fussa, with retro-labeled Meiji Revival local beer, putting the emphasis on gifts that pair alcohol and food.
Founded in 1863, Ishikawa Brewery is a long-established business, and six buildings on its grounds are designated as nationally registered tangible cultural properties. Centered on its sake "Tamanojiman" and craft beer "Tama no Megumi," it continues to communicate beyond the usual image of a sake brewery by operating a direct store and a restaurant as well.
The Father's Day items in the official online shop include the following lineup:
- Father's Day Snack Set: 4,900 yen
- Father's Day "Nama-zake and Sake Lees Cream Cheese Gift": 4,050 yen
- Father's Day Easy Sake Tasting Set, 300 ml x 3 bottles: 2,420 yen
In addition, it offers wrapping in a dedicated box, exterior noshi gift wrapping, name personalization, message cards, and paper shopping bags, and it also accepts orders by fax and telephone. It is a user-friendly Father's Day promotion for people looking to choose a gift not only for fathers who love sake, but also for those who want to give a present combining beer and snacks.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFor Father's Day gifts, Ishikawa Brewery's Tamanojiman and Tama no Megumi are being pretty serious about it. The fact that you can choose both drinks and snacks together through the online shop and the direct store "Sakusera" is a strong point.
MugiWait, Sakusera is a direct store!? It already sounds delicious just from the name, and they are putting that much effort into Father's Day!
Hop BroExactly. Ishikawa Brewery is a long-established company founded in 1863, and there are six registered tangible cultural properties on the grounds. It's less like just a brewery and more like tasting history itself.
MugiWhoa, Meiji Revival local beer sounds like such an impressive name, doesn't it? Wait, does "revival" mean they're recreating the old taste exactly?
Hop BroGood catch. The retro labels are part of the appeal, but the point is that you can enjoy an old-fashioned atmosphere in a modern way. And because they pair it with Ohtama Ham from the same city of Fussa, the match between alcohol and food gets even better.
MugiThat's amazing! Names like snack set and nama sake with sake lees cream cheese sound like exactly the kind of things that would hit for Father's Day.
Hop BroThe lineup is good too. Since there's a 300 ml three-bottle tasting set, it's not too heavy and easy to try, and they also have dedicated boxes, exterior noshi, name personalization, and message cards.
MugiWow, even fax and phone ordering is available? That's suddenly almost too considerate. It feels like something you could send straight to a dad who's not comfortable with online shopping.
Hop BroAnd the combination with Ohtama Ham is great too. With beer, the roasted aroma connects with the savory richness of the meat, and with sake, the sake lees cream cheese can gently add a mellow touch.
MugiNow I really want to drink it! Even though it's a Father's Day gift, I'd want it for myself too, and tonight I want to toast with Tama no Megumi or Tamanojiman!
